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Automotive Technology

The Automotive Technology Department is part of an exciting and growing campus that is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association; Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE); and the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). If you want a career in a fast-paced, growing field, you have chosen wisely. 
 
Our department's strengths include highly qualified ASE-certified instructors that have industry as well as teaching experience combined with a personal, one-on-one instruction that is not seen in most universities. We have facilities that are well furnished and enhance the education experience as well as excellent job placement centers that will either place you in an internship or help you find your first job after graduation.

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The Associate of Applied Science in general technology - automotive is designed to train entry-level automotive technicians. Automotive technology students learn the skills needed to inspect, maintain, diagnose, and repair automotive components and complex vehicle computer systems. Successful completion of the program can lead to certification by the National Institute for Automotive Services Excellence (ASE). The automotive technology program is certified by the ASE Education Foundation. Click here to learn more.

These 32-hour programs provide you with fundamental coursework in theory and maintenance, braking and electrical systems, and more. We offer programs in both automotive and diesel technology. Click here to learn more.

These 12-hour programs provide skill-specific entry-level training with fundamental courses in the topic area of your choice. We offer programs specializing in automotive drivability, automotive drivetrain, and automotive underwear. Click here to learn more.