The objective of the Automotive Technology curriculum is to prepare students to enter the automotive service field with a proven degree of competency. The AAS program courses are designed to give the student entry-level skills in most phases of automotive repair. The student must realize, however, that to become an expert in the automotive field requires dedication and continued schooling. Automotive Technology graduates are generally prepared to enter automotive programs at selected colleges and universities with junior status.
- Demonstrate safe work habits and techniques in the use of vehicles and equipment in shop operations.
- Show proper usage of common measuring devices and automotive testing equipment.
- Identify appropriate tools andmaterials required for the appropriate automotive repair.
- Determine manufacturer’s specifications when making repairs and adjustments to vehicles.
- Demonstrate diagnosis and repair of heating and air conditioning, brakes, engines, and electrical system issues within specific time limits.
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Total Credits
64
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Sub-Total Credits
18
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18
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15
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18
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