The Automotive Technology Program provides training and experience in the principles of automotive diagnosis and repair. Advanced students use computerized test equipment to diagnose charging, ignition, fuel injection, and computerized engine control systems. Students will learn both basic and advanced technical skills and essential worker traits to secure and retain employment in the automotive and related fields. During the year, students participate in community service activities for school and community groups.
Students learn in a shop environment where they acquire automotive and computerized billing skills.
Students must have a grade of 80 percent or better to qualify to work on licensed vehicles. Curriculum Components Keys to Success Come to class every day, be attentive and ready to work. Dress in a clean uniform. Work hard and try to do as many things as you can. Take notes and study them.