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Automotive Technology
(Occupational Degree)

What will I learn in this program?

You will gain competency in a variety of automotive systems and will enable you to diagnose and perform corrective procedures accurately. This program is designed to prepare you to take the Automotive Service Excellence certification examinations.

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Typical Classes:

Automotive Engines
In this course you will learn automotive terminology and the design of automotive engines. Theory of operation and procedures of engine overhaul will be discussed including heads, cylinder block, and other parts of the engine.

Automotive Electrical Systems
This course provides both theory and hands-on experience in automotive electrical components and the diagnosis and replacement of electrical components.

Automotive Brakes
You will learn the different parts, designs, and materials within braking systems. You will also learn the theory and operation of modern automobilebrake systems along with anti-lock brakes.
 

Time to completion, taking classes full-time:

Taking classes full time, you can complete this 65-credit degree in four or five semesters.

Career Options:

You can obtain a position as an automotive technician or any other related entry-level position within the field.

Department/Contact Information:

For more information about this certificate or its requirements, please call the Business and Technology Division at (928) 344-7572.

Revised 02/01/2010

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