Automotive Technology includes both classroom and hands-on experiences designed to prepare students for careers in the automotive industry. Beginning topics include basic engine operation systems, auto electrical systems, power-trains, brakes, chassis, diagnosis and tune-ups. Advanced topics include electrical systems, suspension equipment, steering equipment, and braking systems. Students are given extensive opportunities to diagnose and repair vehicles. Students will earn college credit through Richland Community College by taking this class.
Course Location
Richland Community College
Areas of Study
Basic engine operation
Auto electrical systems
Powertrains
Brakes
Chassis
Diagnosis and tune-ups
Auto Shop practices and safety
The use of handtools & equiment
Repair of vehicles
Preparation for A.S.E. examinations
Theory of steering, suspension, & brakes
Shop exercises
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Tech Academy |
Richland Course/Credit |
This Dual Credit is offered every other year:
Offered in School Year 2019-2020; 2021 – 2022; etc.. |
Auto Technology I & II |
AUTO 101 – Basic Theory
Credits Earned: 3.0
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This Dual Credit is offered every other year:
Offered in School Year 2020-2021; 2022 – 2023; etc… |
Auto Technology I & II |
AUTO 206 – Automatic Transmissions/Transaxles
Credits Earned: 4.0
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