Auto Technology I focuses on foundational knowledge and skills in automotive repair, with an emphasis on key vehicle systems.

• Key Topics Include:

  • Fundamentals: Basic automotive principles, safety procedures, and tool usage.

  • Steering and Suspension: Diagnosis and repair of steering and suspension systems.

  • Braking Systems: Diagnosis and repair of disc brakes, drum brakes, and Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS).

  • ASE Certification Preparation: Prepares students for ASE Certification in:

    A-4 Steering and Suspension &

    A-5 Brakes

Code: AUT501 F25 / $3,720.00

32 Session(s) Mon, Tues  5:30 p,m. - 9:30 p.m.,  September 8 - January 13, 2026

Auto Technology II gives students a deeper dive into advanced automotive systems.

• Key Topics Include:

  • Powertrains and Drivelines: Diagnosis and repair of engines, transmissions, differentials, and drive axles.

  • Electrical and Ignition Systems: Diagnosis and repair of electrical and electronic systems, including starting and charging systems, ignition systems, and computer-controlled systems.

• ASE Certification Preparation: Prepares students for ASE Certification in:

  • A-3 Manual Drive Trains and Axles

  • A-6 Electrical/Electronic Systems

Program Benefits

• Comprehensive Training: Provides a strong foundation in automotive repair and diagnosis.

• ASE Certification Preparation: Prepares students for important ASE certifications, which are highly valued in the automotive industry.

• Career Opportunities: Equips graduates for entry-level positions as automotive technicians in dealerships, repair shops, and other automotive service businesses.

• Hands-on Experience: Typically includes practical training on actual vehicles, allowing students to develop hands-on skills.

Code: AUT502 Sp26 / $3,720.00

32 Session(s) Mon, Tues  5:30 p,m. - 9:30 p.m.,  February 2, 2026 - June 2, 2026