AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY I: Automotive Technology I is an introduction to the automotive field.  The student will learn shop safety and basic automobile maintenance using various shop and automotive test equipment.  They will also receive 100 hours of instruction in brake systems and 100 hours of instruction on suspension and steering using the ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) Task list.

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY II: Students will receive hands-on training in most areas of the program as it is applied to the automotive industry.  They will receive 200 hours of instruction in Electrical/Electronic Systems and 260 hours of instruction in Engine Performance using the ASE Task list. Diagnostic and practical work on live models will encompass the majority of the instructional program including two and four wheel alignment, engine tune-up, fuel systems, emission control and computerized engine control.

The instructional staff has a total of over 40 years in automotive experience and are ASE Master Automotive Technicians. Students are required to wear work boots, cover-alls, and safety glasses for their safety and are encouraged to buy tools to begin their basic tool kit.  This will help them in seeking employment in the automotive field, as many opportunities arise as a result of this program and most employers require employees to have their own hand tools.

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