Program overview
The Automotive Service Technology program is delivered in a well-equipped facility at our Sylvania Campus. We have dedicated classrooms with tools and training aides focused on the 8 ASE subject areas.
Classroom equipment
Some of our equipment consists of:
- Dedicated 40+ vehicle test fleet
- 10+ above-ground hoists
- Chassis dynamometer
- Oscilloscopes
- Computerized 4-wheel alignment racks
- Custom engine performance trainers
- Computerized diagnostic equipment
- Transmission test stands
Program structure
Our program consists of 17-day instructional modules, each of which relates to a specific vehicle repair area. The modules are clustered around the 8 ASE subject areas:
- A1 Engine repair
- A2 Automatic transmissions/transaxles
- A3 Manual transmissions and drivetrain
- A4 Steering and suspension systems
- A5 Brake systems
- A6 Electrical/Electronics systems
- A7 Heating, ventilation and A/C
- A8 Engine performance
The program offers both a certificate and a degree option, consisting of 3 modules per term. The automotive modules are a lecture/laboratory format that emphasizes the fast-paced nature of the industry and requires dedication not only in class but also through independent study.
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See prerequisites and more on how to apply to Auto Service.