Automotive Repair Technology, AAS

To be eligible to receive the Associate of Applied Sciences in Automotive Repair Technology, the student must successfully complete the required coursework. This schedule is a typical sequence of instruction for students starting Fall Quarter.

Degree Outcomes:

• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of gasoline engines.
• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of automatic transaxles and transmissions.
• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of manual drivetrain systems.
• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of suspension and steering systems.
• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of brake systems.
• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of electrical and electronic systems.
• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of heating and air conditioning systems.
• Demonstrate principles, operation, diagnosis and service of engine performance systems.
• Demonstrate shop procedures and repair procedures with the correct tools and equipment in a safe environmentally friendly manner.
• Effectively communicate to problem solve with team in an automotive repair shop.
• Write clear and concise automotive service reports.

Transferability: The AAS Degree is designed for students planning to enter their chosen career upon graduation. Often only selected credits are considered transferable to public or private universities.