Automotive Technology

Instructor:  Donnie Allen

The purpose of the Automotive Technology program is to graduate a technician with a thorough understanding of the methods of servicing and repairing automotive vehicles. Students are taught to make the proper diagnosis using test equipment, precision measuring tools, service manuals and specifications.

This program is divided into eight instructional units as developed by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. A certificate may be awarded at the successful completion of all units. Training is offered in the following specialty areas:

     •  Automotive Transmission/Transaxle
     •  Brakes
     •  Electrical Systems
     •  Engine Performance
     •  Engine Repair
     •  Heating and Air Conditioning
     •  Manual Drive Train and Axles
     •  Suspension and Steering

Program completion time will vary with the individual student depending upon past experience, education, aptitude, and the desired skill level to be attained.

TYPICAL SUBJECTS TAKEN

     •  Brake Systems
     •  Suspension & Steering
     •  Automotive Powertrains
     •  Automatic Transmissions
     •  Automotive Transaxles
     •  ENGINE REPAIR
     •  Engine Performance
     •  Electrical/Electronic Systems
     •  Climate Control Systems
     •  Automotive Math

AWARDS

• Brake Technician - 180 hours / Certificate


• Suspension & Steering Technician - 180 hours / Certificate


• Engine Repair Technician - 216 hours / Certificate


• Manual Drive Train and Axels Technician - 180 hours / Certificate


• Automatic Transmission / Transaxle Technician - 216 hours / Certificate


• Heating & Air Conditioning Technician - 162 hours / Certificate


• Electrical / Electronic Systems Technician - 508 hours / Certificate


• Engine Performance Technician - 518 hours / Certificate


• Automotive Technician - 2160 hours / Diploma

Highest Award: Diploma

Program Length: 20 months