This document outlines four courses in an automotive technology program. The first course is an introductory class that teaches safety rules, tool identification and use, vehicle parts and functions, and basic measurements. It is worth 1 credit and prepares students for the automotive field through both classroom and hands-on learning. The second course focuses on vehicle systems theory and repair practices and is worth 2 credits. The third course provides more advanced training in diagnosing and repairing vehicle systems. The fourth and final course gives students supervised practical experience through internships, mentorships or independent studies.

1. Energy, Power and Transportation Systems

3. You will learn the proper name of the tools and how they are used.

4. You will also learn basic measurements.

6. In this course you will get prepared to work in the automotive field.

7. You will learn how to interact with others.

8. You will also learn the technologies used to provide services in a timely manner.First Course Continued

10. You are required to take Energy, Power and Transportation Systems before you can join this course.

11. This course is worth 2 credits.Automotive Technology (Second Course)

13. The focus of this course is to teach the theory of automotive vehicle systems and associated repair practices.Automotive Technology

15. You are required to take course 1 and 2 before starting this course.

16. This course is worth 2 to 3 credits.Advanced Automotive Technology(Third Course)

18. The focus of this course is to teach the theory of operation of automotive vehicle systems and associated repair practices.Advanced Automotive Technology

20. You are required to take courses 1,2,and 3 before taking this course.

21. This course is worth 2 to 3 credits.Practicum in Automotive Technology (Fourth Course)

23. Practicum experiences can occur in a variety of locations such as internships, mentorships, independent study or laboratory setting.Practicum in Automotive Technology