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Automotive Technology | Maintenance & Light Repair

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The Auto Tech program offers comprehensive automotive training over a two-year, five-course curriculum where students can earn industry-recognized credentials. Through hands-on coursework, students develop technical skills across all major vehicle systems from engines and powertrains to brakes, suspension/steering, electrical/electronics, and HVAC.

The engine/powertrain course covers engines, transmissions, differentials, and cooling systems including principles, precision measurement, inspection, and reconditioning. The brake systems course focuses on hydraulics, ABS, and supplemental restraints. The suspension/steering course builds skills in undercarriage services like springs, shocks, wheel bearings, steering components, and alignments. The electrical/electronics training covers charging, starting, lighting circuits, and diagnostics using tools and repair data. Finally, the HVAC course emphasizes A/C and heating system operation, service, and EPA refrigerant regulations for automobiles. Overall, this comprehensive program provides robust preparation for careers as automotive technicians and mechanics.

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COURSE PATHWAY

Year One 
  • AUTO 1A Ground Engine & Power Train
  • AUTO 1B Automotive Brake Systems
    (1 qtr - ½ credit)
  • AUTO 1C Automotive Steering & Suspension Systems
    (1 qtr - ½ credit)
2 credits 
 
Year Two 
  • AUTO 2A Automotive Electrical / Electronics
  • AUTO 2B Ground Transportation HVAC
2 credits 
 
Year Three (Optional)
  • AUTO 3A Automotive Technology Capstone (Fall)
  • AUTO 3B Automotive Technology Capstone (Spring)
  • Independent Study & Work Based Learning course that requires instructor recommendation & approval.
1/2 credit 
 
Industry Credentials
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