Programs of Study
Automotive Services Technology
The Automotive Service Technology program is designed to train the student to service gasoline powered automobiles, light trucks and gasoline powered small equipment. Specific areas of training include: major engine service; transmission overhaul and service; rear axle and drive line service; electronic computer control service and diagnosis; steering gear and linkage overhaul; fuel injection systems overhaul; troubleshooting procedures; computerized air conditioning equipment service; shop management procedures; service of antipollution devices; front wheel alignment and wheel balancing; computerized brake systems service; and tune-up and carburetion service. The program also emphasizes the overhaul or replacement of auxiliary equipment such as starters, generators, alternators, regulators, switches, and other automotive components.
The curriculum meets all the requirements for the Associate of Applied Science degree. The program is designed to articulate Tech Prep transfer courses. An optional plan for the Certificate of Proficiency is also offered.
Program advisor is Gary Ham, program coordinator and instructor in automotive service technology.
