Level of Education
Technical Program
Time Investment
960 Hours
Credits
48
Tuition
$11,688
Next Starting
November 2026
Program Overview
The Automotive Mechanics program prepares students to inspect, maintain, diagnose, and repair cars and light trucks using both traditional mechanical methods and modern automotive technology. Students gain hands-on experience working with computerized diagnostic equipment, electronic systems, and industry-standard tools while performing real-world repairs in lab and shop environments.
Program Objective
The objective of the Automotive Mechanics program is to develop job-ready technicians with the technical knowledge, practical skills, and diagnostic abilities required to service modern vehicles. Graduates are trained to safely and efficiently perform automotive maintenance and repair tasks while adapting to evolving vehicle technologies.Employment Opportunities:
- Automotive Technician
- Automotive Mechanic
- Service Technician
- Maintenance Technician
- Automotive Repair Technician
- Lube Technician
- Diagnostic Technician
- Dealership Service Technician
What You’ll Learn
Introduction to Automotive Mechanics
Introduction to the basic fundamentals of automotive technology.
Internal Combustion Engine of the Automobile
Details the construction and operation of engines, engine measurement, and output.
Fuel System of the Automobile
Covers everything related to handling fuel in the modern automobile including service operation, injection system, parts, diagnostic, and repair procedures.
Gas Emission and Control System of the Automobile
Provides information on the repair of emission systems, automotive pollutants terms, and fundamentals and operation of different systems.
Electrical and Electronic System of the Automobile
Details the operation, diagnostic and repair of the main electric and electronic systems of the automobile.
Brakes System, Front End, Alignment of the Automobile
Details the operation, construction, service, and repair of the brake system including conventional systems to modern anti-lock braking systems.
Air Conditioning System of the Automobile
Explains the operation, service, and repair of the air conditioning system of the automobile.
Computerized Injection System of European, Japanese, and American Automobiles
Provides introduction to operational principles of the different fuel injection systems, and includes sensors, actuators, and modules.
Power Transmission System of the Automobile
Discusses power transmission systems and their combined operation, diagnosis, and repair.
