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Automotive Technician
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Automotive Technology 1 - 175313
Automotive Technology 2 - 175303
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ENGINEERING, SCIENCES, AND TECHNOLOGY - AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN
ENGINEERING, SCIENCES, AND TECHNOLOGY - AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN
Completer Program: Automotive Technology
CIP Number: 470645
Credits Needed for Completion: 5
Completer Code: 3B
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REQUIRED COURSE: AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 1 – 175313
REQUIRED COURSE: AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 1 – 175313
The first year of this ASE/NATEF certified program will provide the students with the knowledge and skills needed to obtain an entry level position in the field of automotive servicing. Students will learn about the different automotive careers available and the importance of ASE certification. All students will complete the S/P2 Safety and Pollution Prevention training at the beginning of the year. The students will receive training in the following areas: oil and filter service, wheel and tire service, as well as disc and drum brake service. The competencies covered will also include the theory of electricity including starting and charging systems, electronic ignition & fuel injection systems. In addition, emphasis will be given to basic electrical/electronic circuit testing and basic engine diagnosis and repair. Students will be encouraged to join SkillsUSA and participate in the competitions.
CREDIT: 2
GRADE: 10-11
REQUIRED COURSE: AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 2 – 175303
REQUIRED COURSE: AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 2 – 175303
This ASE/NATEF certified course will build on electrical/electronic circuit testing through the theory and testing of the following systems: anti-lock brakes, traction control, and various electronic body control systems. The operation of the internal combustion engine will be thoroughly mapped. Competencies covered will also include the theory and servicing of the steering and suspension systems, wheel alignment, brake hydraulic systems as well as the basic servicing of the HVAC system, and automatic/manual transmissions. Before the completion of this course, students will have the opportunity to take the ASE junior certification exam for Engine Performance, Electrical/Electronic Systems, Braking Systems, Steering and Suspension Systems, and Maintenance and Light Repair. Students will be encouraged to join SkillsUSA and participate in the competitions.
CREDIT: 3
GRADE: 11-12
PREREQUISITE: Automotive Technology 1
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