Automotive Technology

Course Information

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN I

  • 3 Credits —scheduling preference for 11th & 12th (Course Code - 310313)

  • 1 Credit - (Course Code - 310300)

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN II

  • 3 Credits —scheduling preference for 11th & 12th (Course Code -310323)

3 Credits -Prerequisite Automotive Technician I

  • 1 Credit - (Course Code - 310305)

Course Description

Students will learn: Diagnostics, Fuel, Electronics, Brake Systems, Automatic Transmission and Transaxle, Steering Systems, Repair, Electrical, Heating and Cooling, Manual Transmission, Differentials, and Suspension Systems

Course Credentials

Students will receive IBC’s in Safety Prevention and Pollution, and can be offered certifications in ASE tests. ASE includes Automatic Transmission, Automotive Service Technology, Brakes, Electrical/ Electronic Systems, Engine Performance, Engine Repair, Heating and Air Conditioning, Maintenance and Light Repair, Manual Drive Train, and Axles, Suspension and Steering.

Career Opportunities

Foundation - * ASE and/or S/P2 Certification (TCT)

Entry- Level Careers – (TCT Completion)

* Automotive Technician * Cars Salesperson * Lube Technician * Alignment Technician

* Entry Level Technician – Detailer * Parts Counter Service * Tire Repairman * Lot Technician

* General Maintenance and Repair * Entry Level Mechanic * Car Rental Agent

Technical Careers – (Advanced Certifications, Apprenticeship, Associate Degree)

* ASE Automotive Technician * Parts Manager * ASE Master Technician * Warranty Clerk

* Service Department Manager * Transmission Specialist * Stereo Installer * Parts Specialist

* Automotive Shop Owner * Tow Truck Driver * Service Writer * Pit Crew Member

Professional Careers – (Bachelors Degree or Higher)

* Automotive Assembly Plant Manager * Automotive Instructor * Automotive Engineer

* Automotive Forensics * Automotive Service Equipment Engineer * General Manager

* Safety Design Engineer * Master Technician * Automotive Designer * Dealer Owner/Partner