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The Automotive Technology AAS degree prepares people to use technical knowledge and skills to repair, service, and preserve all kinds of vehicles and . Through classroom direction and hands-on training, you will learn how to detect, service and repair brake systems, electrical systems, engine performance, engine repair, suspension and steering, automated and manual transmissions and drive trains, and heating and air condition systems.
Graduates of this pathway will be required to take professional licensure tests, which represent particular programs of study, and to go into professions as entry-level technicians in the transport market.
Students who finish the Automotive Technology AAS degree are midway to making a bachelor’ degree in Automotive Technology at SIUC. The trainees will have earned 55 of the 129 term hours of credit required for the degree.
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Program Details
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– Curriculum Print First Semester AUTO-119 Auto Fundamentals & Safety 3.00
AUTO-118 Basic Electrical 4.00
AUTO-156 Engine Performance I 4.00
AUTO-139 Brake Systems 4.00
15.00
Second Semester AUTO-225 Engine Performance II 4.00
AUTO-140 Manual Drive Trains and Axles 4.00
AUTO-170 Engine Repair & Service 4.00
AUTO-161 Suspension and Alignment 4.00
ENGL-101 English Composition OR
ENGL-186 Writing in the Workplace 3.00
19.00
Summer Semester AUTO-286 Automotive Internship 3.00
3.00
Third Semester AUTO-235 Advanced Electrical 4.00
AUTO-266 Engine Performance III 4.00
AUTO-121 Auto Heat and Air Conditioning 4.00
TECM-110 Technical Mathematics OR
MATH-130 Intro. to Contemporary Mathematics 3.00
15.00
Fourth Semester AUTO-230 Auto Shop Practices & Procedures 2.00
AUTO-276 Automatic Transmissions OR
AUTO-180 Basic Light Diesel Technology 4.00
HLTH-208 Emergency Treatment 3.00
ELECTIVE Area A Elective OR
ELECTIVE Area B Elective OR
ELECTIVE Area C Elective 3.00
ELECTIVE Area C Elective 3.00
15.00
– Cost Print First Semester tuition (15 credit hours) $2100.00.
trainee service charges (15 credit hours) $390.00.
laboratory costs $410.00.
books $390.00.
accident insurance $45.00.
$ 3335.00
Second Semester tuition (19 credit hours) $2660.00.
student services fee (19 credit hours) $494.00.
laboratory costs $403.00.
books $494.00.
$ 4051.00
Summer Semester tuition (3 credit hours) $420.00.
trainee service charges (3 credit hours) $78.00.
lab charges $35.00.
books $78.00.
$ 611.00
Third Semester tuition (15 credit hours) $2100.00.
student service charges (15 credit hours) $390.00.
laboratory charges $345.00.
books $390.00.
mishap insurance coverage $34.00.
$ 3259.00
Fourth Semester tuition (15 credit hours) $2100.00.
trainee service charges (15 credit hours) $390.00.
lab fees $183.00.
books $390.00.
$ 3063.00
Additional Expenses uniform purchase $200.00.
$ 200.00
Total Cost
– Accreditation Kaskaskia College’s Automotive information technology Program is accredited by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation, which becomes part of the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence.
http://www.ase.com
http://www.natef.org
– Related Degrees & Certificates Automotive Advanced Certificate
Automotive Maintenance & Inspection Certificate
Automotive Parts Specialist Certificate
Automotive Tech Basic Certificate
Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Technology
Light Diesel information technology Certificate
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Program Student Learning Outcomes
– Demonstrates ability to carry out as an entry level Automotive Technician using the most recent service technology and skills.
– Demonstrate the knowledge and skills to pass the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) accreditation exams.
– Demonstrate work principles, customer-service abilities, and have the ability to effectively interact automobile problems.
– Demonstrate automobile shop safety procedures.