Program Description
The Certificate II in Automotive Technology is designed for the student with no previous coursework or work experience in the automotive field.
Automotive technology is a field of study providing the student with the opportunity to learn diagnostic techniques, service, and repair of automobiles. Classroom work involves knowledge of general principles, as well as specific product information. Laboratory work emphasizes a hands-on orientation with extensive training on vehicles. Courses are designed to address the ever-changing technical developments in the automotive industry which includes computerized electronic control systems, development of the student’s diagnostic capabilities, and proficiency with recommended service procedures.
Program Requirements
To receive a Certificate II, the student must take eighteen (18) credits of AUTO courses in consultation with his or her advisor.
* Depending upon automotive experience, student may be required to take AUTO 1765: Automotive Electrical Systems, and AUTO 1500: Basic Automotive Mechanics. AUTO 2800: Problems in Automotive Technology does not apply toward the certificate.