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Automotive Technology


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Automotive Technology Program

Automotive Technology offers both an Associates of Science Degree majoring in Automotive Technology and an Associates Degree majoring in Advanced Repair and Diagnostics.


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Course Descriptions

Check out the course descriptions to see what is taught, enabling students to be able to demonstrate proficiency in the core skills and knowledge required for employment in the automotive industry.

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Career Tree
Automotive Career Tree

  • Analyze, diagnose, repair, and maintain basic and advanced automotive systems.
  • Work on foreign and domestic cars, trucks, and alternative fuel/hybrid vehicles in a high-tech precision industry.

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Will I be able to get a job? Does the program provide job placement services?


The program does not provide formal job placement services however the Career Services office on campus can assist students (free of charge) with finding employment including resume writing/review, job searches, workshops, interview practice, etc.

Additionally we work closely with local industry to develop and offer internships. When we receive job announcements from industry, this information is passed along directly to all the students in the program.

Automotive Technicians are in demand.
US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Salary Surfer

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