The objective of the Automotive Service Technology program is to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire the skills necessary to obtain entry-level positions as a technician in the automotive field. Students receive lab practices and live work on automotive electrical systems, engine performance, driveability problems, and engine repair on today's computer controlled fuel injected engines. New production updates will be covered. Students will have an opportunity to work on customer vehicles as well as their own when appropriate. New production updates will be covered.
Students perform various tasks on customer as well as student-owned vehicles.
Students will be expected to assume leadership roles. At the conclusion of the two-year program, students will be prepared to take the ASE certification exams and can receive college credit towards an automotive or vocational degree. This independent study course allows the student to study the technologies used in industrial engineering, modern business and information systems. Each student will set up on an individual contract to include crerative problem solving activities that address real-world problems and opportunities. Students should contact the department chair or their counselor for specific information.