Overview
Auto Technology is a combination of how mechanical, electrical, electronic, and hydraulic parts work.
The first-year course consists of classroom and laboratory experience of all the above elements, designed to teach you how to test and repair the automobile.
The second-year course is primarily practical experience in a shop atmosphere of diagnosis, computerized testing and mechanical repair of the automobile. Some technical classroom work is required on computerized systems.
Course Content
· Engine fundamentals, service and repair
· Tire, wheel, bearings and service
· Brake systems
· Automotive electricity and electrical systems
· Engine performance
· Emissions control
· Suspension and steering systems
· Wheel Alignment
Course Details
Automotive Technology I (Year 1)
Automotive Technology II (Year 2)
GRADE 11, 12
Course Length: 2 years
Industry Credentials Offered
Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification
(A1) Engine Repair
(A2) Automatic Transmission
(A3) Manual Drive train
(A4) Steering & Suspension
(A5) Brakes
(A6) Electronic/Electrical Systems
(A7) Heating & A/C
(A8) Engine Performance
Options After HS
Workforce
Auto Service Technician, Parts Technician, Service Manager, Auto Sales
Local Employers: CMA Valley Dealerships, NAPA Auto Parts, Fisher Auto Parts, Foreign Affairs Sales and Service, Discount Tire, Charlie Obaugh Auto Group, Local tire/mechanics and car dealerships
Career Certificate/ Associate Degree (2 yr) program
BRCC—Automotive Analysis and Repair , Aviation Maintenance Technology
Bachelor’s /Post Baccalaureate Degree (4 yr+) majors
Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Design, Business
Workforce
Collison Repair Technician, Automotive Painter, Insurance Claims Adjuster, Industrial Maintenance
Instructor Contact Information
Name: Sean Duncan
Email: [email protected]
School: 540-245-5002
Fax: 540-885-0407
