Automotive Technology
C.O.O.R. CTE Automotive Technology program is open to any local high school junior or senior. This course provides students with an introduction to shop safety practices, tool/equipment usage, lab procedures, auto equipment, and engines. The theory and operation of electrical components, career exploration, and employability skills will also be taught. Year One will be at the COOR ATIC, but Year Two will be at Kirtland per their schedule depending upon enrollment.
With the Early Middle College option, students can earn up to 54 free college credits and Master Certification.
Year 1 - Free College Credit
AUT-16303 Automotive Fundamentals - 2 Credits (Semester 1)
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AUT-17704 Automotive Braking Systems Fundamentals - 2 Credits (Semester 1)This course is designed to provide instruction and skill development in automotive brake system theory and service. Students will develop skills and technical knowledge in the evolution of operation, theory, diagnosis, and repair of conventional braking systems. |
AUT-17800 Steering and Suspension Fundamentals - 2 Credits (Semester 2)This is a lecture/lab course covering nomenclature and operating principles of steering and suspension systems. Emphasis is on skill development in diagnosing and servicing wheels and tires, steering systems, common suspension systems, and performing pre-alignment inspections. |
AUT-16401 Basic Electricity - 3 Credits (Semester 2)
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Year 2 - Free College Credit
AUT-13000 Torque & Precision Measurement - 2 Credits (Semester 1)This course is a lecture/lab course designed to provide instruction on basic measurement using both the imperial and metric systems. Students will develop skills and technical knowledge in the function and use of various precision measurement tools commonly used in the automotive industry. Students will also gain knowledge in the theory of fastener torque as well as the proper use of common torque tools. | |
AUT-21800 Automatic Transmissions - 4 Credits (Semester 1)In this lecture/lab course, students are prepared to service, diagnose, and overhaul commonly used automatic transmissions and transaxles. Emphasis will be placed on principles of operation, model variations, servicing techniques, and troubleshooting procedures. The student will complete the ASE A2 technician certification exam, demonstrating knowledge of the skills necessary to diagnose, service and repair automatic transmissions. | |
AUT-16201 Fuel Systems and Emission Control - 4 Credits (Semester 2)This lecture/lab course is designed to provide instruction in fundamentals, construction, operation, troubleshooting, and servicing of the components of the fuel and emission control systems. Students will participate in disassembly and reassembly of components and fuel systems and in emission control testing.
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Automotive Instructor
