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 Automotive Service Technology | ||
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Description:
This program is certified by the National Institute of Automotive Service Excellence (A.S.E.). It combines quality classroom study with practical hands-on training to help students acquire the skills needed to enter the automotive industry in one or more of the A.S.E. certification areas covered within the program. The certification areas covered in this course include: engine repair, brake systems, engine performance, electrical/electronic systems, suspension and steering, manual drive-train and axles, and heating and air conditioning.
Theory hours: 267.50/432.5 (High School/Adult) High School Lab hours: 782.50 Adult Lab hours: 1350 Tuition: $ 1468.75 Prerequisite: None College Credit: Yes (Details) Additional Fees: $155.00 (uniforms, tools, books, etc.) | ||
| Number | Modules | |
| AST101 | Automotive Fundamentals: This course is designed to introduce students to basic academics, skills and techniques of automotive service including an overview of required entry-level tasks. | |
| AST102 | Heat and Air Conditioning Specialist: This course is designed to teach students the required diagnosis and repair skills for automotive air conditioning and heating systems. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed in both theory and work-based applications. | |
| AST103 | Automatic Transmission-Transaxle: This course is designed to teach students the required diagnosis and repair skills for automatic transmissions and transaxles. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed on both theory and work-based applications. Only offered in the evening through Adult Career Development. | |
| AST104 | Manual Drive Train and Axles: This course is designed to teach students the diagnosis and repair skills for manual drive trains and axles. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed in both theory and work-based applications. Only offered in the evening through Adult Career Development. | |
| AST105 | Engine Performance Specialist: This course is designed to teach students the diagnosis and repair skills for engine-performance tasks. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed in both theory and work-based applications. | |
| AST106 | Electrical-Electronic Systems Specialist: This course is designed to teach students the diagnosis and repair skills for automotive electrical systems. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed in both theory and work-based applications. | |
| AST107 | Engine Repair Specialist: This course is designed to teach students the diagnosis and repair skills for automotive engines. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed in both theory and work-based applications. | |
| AST108 | Brakes: This course is designed to teach students the diagnosis and repair skills required for both standard and ABS brakes. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed in both theory and work-based applications. | |
| AST109 | Suspension and Steering: This course is designed to teach students the diagnosis and repair skills required to service automotive suspension and steering systems. The NATEF-required tasks are addressed in both theory and work-based applications. | |
| AST110 | Career Experience: This course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to provide a variety of automotive maintenance services in a shop-like atmosphere. Emphasis will be on diagnosis and repair but will include estimating techniques. | |
For more information on our full time programs
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