Automotive Technology - Certificate of Completion

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College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences

Department of Technology, Design and Technical Education

The Automotive Certificate of Completion is designed to introduce students to the automotive industry and provide them with the skills and training for a profitable career. Students will be given the opportunity to test and receive industry certification through ASE. Students will be knowledgeable about the automotive industry and prepared for a variety of career fields in mechanics, sales, service, and beyond.

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The following courses are required for the Certificate of Completion in Automotive Technology:

AUTO 1000 - Introduction to Transportation Technology I 4 credit(s) or
AUTO 1020 - Vehicle Maintenance 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1100 - Engine Repair Theory 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1105 - Engine Repair Lab 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1200 - Automatic Transmission/Transaxle Theory 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1205 - Automatic Transmission/Transaxle Lab 2 credit(s)
AUTO 1300 - Manual Drive Train and Axle Theory 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1305 - Manual Drive Train and Axle Lab 2 credit(s)
AUTO 1400 - Suspension and Steering Theory 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1405 - Suspension and Steering Lab 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1500 - Brakes - Theory 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1505 - Brakes - Lab 2 credit(s)
AUTO 1600 - Electrical and Electronics I Theory 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1605 - Electrical and Electronics I Lab 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1800 - Engine Performance I Theory 3 credit(s)
AUTO 1805 - Engine Performance I Lab 3 credit(s)
AUTO 2977 may be used in place of another course upon advisor approval.