Automotive Technology

Bumper-To-Bumper training covering every system

From tires and suspension to computers and diagnostics, you will learn every aspect of automotive maintenance and repair.

ATI’s Automotive Technology program is Master Certified by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF), a division of the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).

Program Description

The Automotive Technology diploma program offers ASE/NATEF based training in the practical aspects of automotive maintenance and repair with emphasis on logical diagnostic procedures and effective repair methods. Students receive classroom and laboratory training using modern test equipment and specialized tools. Students gain hands-on experience in a realistic shop environment where they must demonstrate specific proficiencies. The program prepares graduates for entry-level employment as an automotive repair technician in an automotive service center.

Curriculum

Course Number	Course Requirements	Clock Hours	Credit Hours
ORN120	Fundamentals of Technology	100	4
AUT121	Basic Engine Repair	100	4
AUT122	Vehicle Electrical and Electronics I	100	4
AUT123	Steering and Alignment	100	4
AUT124	Brakes	100	4
AUT125	Manual Drivetrain and Axles	100	4
AUT126	Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles	100	4
AUT227	Vehicle Electrical and Electronics II	100	4
AUT228	Vehicle Heating, Cooling, and Environmental Control	100	4
AUT229	Engine Performance	100	4
AUT230	Advanced Vehicle Systems	100	4
AUT231	Light Duty Diesels	100	4
	TOTAL	1200	48

Students attend class four (4) days per week on various schedules.
Program length is approximately 15 months (including breaks and holidays) – all schedules.
At the successful completion of the program, the student will receive a Diploma in Automotive Technology.

Possible Career Track

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Student Consumer Information

Annual Report Stats from 2019 ACCSC Annual Report

Program	Graduation Rate	Placement Rate
Automotive Technology	70%	70%

Audi Education Partnership

Becoming an Expert Level Audi-Certified Technician begins with the AEP. If you’re a student at ATI, you can complete the AEP program requirements alongside normal coursework through self-paced, online training modules.

After completing the online modules, you’ll apply for an apprenticeship with an Audi dealership. Once employed, over the next 18 months, you’ll attend eight (8) weeks of Audi-specific classroom training that will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need.

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Automotive Technology with Service Management

Program Available at: Main Campus.