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Automotive Drivability Technician Technical Certificate of Credit Contact Information Tim Lewis 706-771-4110 Augusta Campus - Building 700
Chris Davis 706-771-4109 Augusta Campus - Building 700
Robert Townsend 706-437-6815 Waynesboro Campus
| Entrance Dates: |
Winter and Summer |
| Length of Program: |
Two Quarters |
| Credit Hours Required for Graduation: |
24 |
Program Description
This certificate is designed to prepare students for careers in the automotive service industry with advanced training in electrical and electronic systems. With the advancement of technology in the automotive industry, continual and recurrent training is vital to both the technician and the employer. Topics include Engine Principles of Operation and Repair, Ignition, Fuel, and Emission Systems, Electronic Engine Controls, and Advanced Electronic Engine Control Systems. Completion of the Basic Maintenance and Light Duty Technician certificate or permission of the division dean is required for admission to this program.
Employment Opportunities
Given the need for highly trained technicians to troubleshoot and repair the sophisticated systems available on today’s automobiles, the knowledge and skills provided through this certificate is invaluable to the student. The hands on work experience gained in this program using state-of-the-art equipment in an industry environment will give the graduate an advantage over other less qualified employees.
| Curriculum Outline |
Credits |
| Occupational Courses |
24 |
| AUT |
126 |
Engine Principles of Operation and Repair |
6 |
| AUT |
128 |
Fuel, Ignition, and Emission Systems |
7 |
| AUT |
140 |
Electronic Engine Control systems |
7 |
| AUT |
218 |
Advanced Electronic Engine Control Systems |
6 |
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