Overview
Auto Technology is a combination of how mechanical, electrical, electronic, and hydraulic parts work.
The first semester consists of classroom and laboratory experience of all the above elements, designed to teach you how to test and repair the automobile.
The second-semester is primarily practical experience in a shop atmosphere of diagnosis, computerized testing and mechanical repair of the automobile. Some technical classroom work is required on computerized systems.
Course Content
· Engine fundamentals, service and repair
· Tire, wheel, bearings and service
· Brake systems
· Automotive electricity and electrical systems
· Engine performance
· Emissions control
· Suspension and steering systems
· Wheel Alignment
Course Details
Automotive Technology I (Semester 1)
Automotive Technology II (Semester 2)
GRADE 11, 12
Course Length: 1 year
Industry Credentials Offered
Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Student Certification
(A1) Engine Repair
(A2) Automatic Transmission
(A3) Manual Drive train
(A4) Steering & Suspension
(A5) Brakes
(A6) Electronic/Electrical Systems
(A7) Heating & A/C
(A8) Engine Performance
Options After HS
Workforce
Auto Service Technician, Parts Technician, Service Manager, Auto Sales
Local Employers: CMA Valley Dealerships, NAPA Auto Parts, Fisher Auto Parts, Foreign Affairs Sales and Service, Discount Tire, Charlie Obaugh Auto Group, Local tire/mechanics and car dealerships
Career Certificate/ Associate Degree (2 yr) program
BRCC—Automotive Analysis and Repair , Aviation Maintenance Technology
Bachelor’s /Post Baccalaureate Degree (4 yr+) majors
Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Design, Business
Workforce
Collison Repair Technician, Automotive Painter, Insurance Claims Adjuster, Industrial Maintenance
Instructor Contact Information
Name: Sean Duncan
Email: duncans@valleytech.us
School: 540-245-5002
Fax: 540-885-0407
