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AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

Program Competencies

Upon graduating with an Associate in Applied Science degree in Automotive Technology, the graduate will be able to:

  • Demonstrate appropriate methods of estimating and developing repair order/invoices
  • Demonstrate effective written and oral communication skills
  • Utilize current technical communication systems in diagnosing and servicing vehicles
  • Demonstrate proper use of tools
  • Demonstrate proper use of test equipment
  • Interpret manufacturer’s specifications and perform prescribed procedures from manuals for diagnosis and repair of charging, starting, electrical and accessory systems; drivelines, differentials, clutches, manual and automatic transmissions and transaxles; struts, torsion bars, leaf and coil suspension systems; fuel and emissions systems, computerized engine control systems, air conditioning and heating systems and fuel metering systems (including throttle body injection, port fuel injection and turbo charging).

Available at:
South

Pre-Admission Recommendations:
Math I
1 year Science
(Chemistry or Physics)

Recommended H.S. Courses And/Or Experiences:
Not Applicable

Career Opportunities/Further Education:
Auto Dealerships, Repair Shops, Garages

 

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