Automotive Service
Evening Program Options Available
This instructional program is a basic program designed to prepare individuals for entry-level employment in automotive service centers. Upon completion of the following courses, the prospective service center technician will have proficiency in the fundamentals of basic electronics, tune-up, diagnosis and repair, brake service, and fuels.
Program Outcomes
- Demonstrate proficiency in testing and repairing fuel systems.
- Diagnose and repair hydraulic systems.
- Demonstrate operating principles of the steering and suspension system.
- Diagnose and repair electrical systems, circuits and components.
- Develop and demonstrate the necessary skills to work safely in the automotive service industry.
Requirements
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Coursework | 16.00 | |
| INTRO TO AUTO TECHNICIAN | ||
| AUTO BRAKE SYSTEMS 1 | ||
| AUTOMOTIVE STEERING & SUSPENSI 1 | ||
| AUTO ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS I 1 | ||
| APPLIED WELDING FOR SKILLED TRADES | ||
| Total Credits | 16.00 | |
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Course has prerequisite(s)
ASE and/or State of Michigan Certification
Upon successful completion of the required course work, the graduate should be ready for the State of Michigan and/or ASE Certification in the following Automotive Specialty Areas:
- Brakes Braking Systems
- Front End, Suspension Steering Systems
- Electrical Systems
Tuition is calculated by contact hours.
Current/Updated: 04/09/2020