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The Automotive Service Technology Program
Program now NATEF/ASE Master Certified Columbus Automotive Service PowerPoint Presentation (18.3 MB, fast Internet connection recommended) The Coffeyville Community College Automotive Technology Program offers career-oriented automotive repair training in an authentic shop environment. Training covers four of the ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification areas:
Students receive technical training to enter the industry as entry level automotive service and diagnostic technicians. Through instruction and practice, students learn to repair the complex mechanical, electronic, and computerized systems of today's automobiles and light trucks. Career opportunities in the automotive industry include dealerships, fleets, and independent repair shops. Students in Automotive Service Technology receive hands-on training in a shop environment, combined with classroom instruction. Training will be provided in automotive systems theory, service, repair, encompassing the operation, and service of all systems of the automobile. Program highlights
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Recommended Automotive Service Technology Courses (Secondary and Postsecondary Programs)
To complete the Associate in Applied Science Degree, the student must complete the technical program and the general education credit hours, which must be taken from the list approved by the General Education Committee. The Automotive Service Technology credit hours and the general education credit hours must total at least 64 credit hours. Associate in Applied Science DegreeStudents completing a technical program may desire to seek the Associate in Applied Sciences Degree. In addition to completing a technical program, this degree also requires the completion of 18 hours in general education. Complete degree requirements are available at this link. Description of CoursesASTC-237. Automotive Brakes (280 Contact Hours). 10 Hours. The student will learn safety, theory, service, and repair of automotive brake systems and their components. Emphasis is on hydraulic and antilock brake systems (ABS); the repair of master cylinders, wheel cylinders, and brake boosters; caliper rebuild; and brake drum and rotor machining. ASTC-143. Automotive Electrical Systems (325 Contact Hours). 12 Hours. The student will learn safety, basic theory of electricity, how to read and interpret wiring diagrams and how to diagnose and repair individual electrical systems on vehicles. These systems include batteries, starting, charging, lights, horn, electric windows, power seats, and all other systems installed on vehicles. ASTC-211. Automotive Engine Performance (325 Contact Hours). 12 Hours. Students will learn safety, theory, and procedures to properly diagnose and repair problems that may exist in the fuel, ignition, exhaust, emission control, and electronically controlled ignition and computerized systems. Emphasis is placed on developing a comprehensive understanding of all electronic components and systems with special emphasis on problem diagnosis. ASTC-233. Automotive Suspension, Steering, and Alignment (280 Contact Hours). 6 Hours. Students will learn safety, theory and principles of operation of the automotive chassis and steering systems. Diagnosis, measuring, and repair of steering and suspension systems including tire balancing and four-wheel alignment to OEM specification will be offered in this course. ASTC-207. On-the-Job Training (OJT or OJT Equivalent) (0-195 Contact Hours). Up to 4 Hours. Students are placed at on-site training locations in cooperation with local businesses. This allows students to gain skills working in their field while still attending classes. Minimum competencies in core curriculum must be maintained. Attendance must be excellent and a professional attitude demonstrated before students will be considered for this opportunity. ASTC-107 Shop Math and Communications I( 45 Contact Hours). 2 Hours. Review of basics in English, math and reading are taught using the PLATO computerized software and classroom instruction. Basic shop math, geometry, and work ethics are taught utilizing various sources. ASTC-217 Shop Math and Communications II ( 45 Contact Hours). 2 Hours. Work ethic, customer communication applications, employability techniques, such as job applications, job interviewing techniques, and resumes are taught to aid the student in competing at a more competitive level for successful employment.
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