Welcome to the Associate Degree Automotive Technology

Our program is designed to provide you with the skills required for automotive diagnostics, servicing, and testing. By the time you finish, you will have the ability to solve complex problems through critical analysis, effectively communicate difficult technical information to others, and possess the skills and knowledge necessary for employment in the automotive service industry.
Complex problem-solving and technology are just two of the many skills required to be able to work on a modern, highly sophisticated automobile. Our program not only trains you how to diagnose and repair cars, but also offers you the opportunity to actually do it through hands-on experience. You will receive an in-depth study of the multiple systems found on today’s vehicles, including electrical, fuel, ignition, power, and drive train. You will also learn about standards of safety associated with the automotive service industry and develop the necessary skills to work safely in auto labs and service shop environments. And our Auto Lab contains the latest state-of-the-art equipment currently used to service today’s automobiles, including representative types of various engines, chassis, transmissions, rear axles, and testing equipment.
Demonstrate proper safety procedures, accident prevention and shop procedures in an active garage. Demonstrate understanding of fundamental internal combustion engines and be able to perform basic mechanical diagnosis and repair. Calculate hydraulic pressures within a drum and disc brake system. Demonstrate proficiency in the use of computer diagnostic equipment, such as proper use of a scan tool and oscilloscope. Calculate gear ratios and demonstrate understanding of torque multiplication in transmissions. Explain how alignment angles can affect a vehicle’s handling performance and tire wear.
Career option 
Automotive Technician, Auto mechanic, Dealerships, Auto engineer, Diesel mechanic, Parts Manager,  Service Manager, Auto electrician, Automotive Mechanics, Body And Glass Repairer, Fleet Technician, Heavy Vehicle Service Technician, Master Technician, Quality control Inspector, Collision Estimator, Equipment Operator, Paint Tech, Transportation inspectors.