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Automotive Technology

Entry: Fall or Spring Terms
Length: 6 terms (18 months)
Degree: Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.)

Learn how to diagnose and repair the various components of today's complex automobiles in the IHCC Automotive Technology program. Training includes:

Employment can be found servicing and repairing automobiles and components in dealerships, private repair facilities, service stations, and various store repair centers.

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Course Schedule

Catalog
Number
Course Name Credits
Term I
AUT130 Automotive Maintenance and Inspection Procedures 2
AUT143 Machining for Automotive Mechanics 2
AUT602 Basic Automotive Electricity 2
AUT636 Basic Automotive Electronics 2
AUT701 Basic Automotive Air Conditioning 1
CRR310 Adapters, Tools and Measurements 1
Arts and Sciences elective(s) 3
Total 13
Term II
AUT140 Welding for Automotive Mechanics 2
AUT155 Automotive Engine Design and Systems 2
AUT172 Advanced Automotive Engine Repair 2
AUT222 Basic Automotive Drive Lines 2
AUT642 Automotive Charging, Starting and Electrical Systems 2
Arts and Sciences elective(s) 3
Total 13
Term III
AUT163 Automotive Engine Repair 3
AUT654 Automotive Advanced Electricity 4
AUT833 Automotive Fuel Systems 3
Arts and Sciences elective(s) 3
Total 13
Term IV
AUT848 Automotive Engine Driveability Diagnosis 4
AUT851 Automotive Engine Performance Diagnosis 3
AUT862 Automotive Engine Performance Testing 2
Arts and Sciences elective(s) 3
Total 12
Term V
AUT402 Automotive Suspension and Steering 2
AUT502 Automotive Brake Systems 2
AUT540 Automotive Vehicle Alignment 3
AUT702 Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning 2
Arts and Sciences elective(s) 3
Total 12
Term VI
AUT204 Transmissions/Transaxles 4
AUT224 Automotive Drive Lines and Repair Procedures 2
AUT303 Automotive Manual Drive Train and Axles 3
Arts and Sciences elective(s) 3
Total 12

Students must complete a minimum of 18 semester credit hours of Arts & Sciences transferable electives and must earn at least one credit in each of the areas of math, science, social science, humanities, communication, information technologies, and fine arts to earn the A.A.S. degree.


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