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Automotive Technology, an ASE certified program, includes diagnosing, adjusting, repairing and replacing mechanical, and electrical parts of an automobile. Suggested prerequisite: computer literacy. Full academic selections for Juniors and Seniors
Available Certifications: ASE Certified & NATEF Certified
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General Information
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Steve Szucs Instructor
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Length of Program: 2 years
Technical Credits Earned: 6
Academic Credits: 4 per year
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Résumé Template
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Technical Core Curriculum
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Testing and diagnostic checks of automotive computer and electrical systems
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Repair standards and power brake systems
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Front wheel and four wheel alignment
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Repair engines
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Steering and suspension systems repair
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Perform preventive maintenance
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Engine construction, operation, and repair
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Electrical systems operation and repair
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Fuel systems operation and repair
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Cooling systems operation and repair
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Steering and suspension systems operation and repair
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Brake operation and repair
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Wheel alignment and balancing
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Testing equipment operation
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Emissions control systems operation and repair
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Diagnostic equipment operation
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Business operating techniques and procedures
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Research and use of service data from computer terminal
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ASE Certified
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SkillsUSA
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Post-Secondary Education Opportunities
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Associate or Bachelor's Degree
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Successful completion of the program prepares the graduate to take the ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) End of Program Examination
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Tech Prep program - Students have the opportunity to earn up to 12 college credits in this program.
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Articulation agreement with University of Northwestern Ohio and Cuyahoga Community College
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Employment Opportunities
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Automotive technician in a dealership or garage
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Automotive electrician
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Diagnostician in a diagnostic center
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Estimator
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Technician in fuel systems, brakes, tune-ups, exhaust systems or front ends
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