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Automotive Service Technology

 

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Automotive Service Technology is accredited in four areas by the Automotive Service Excellence-National Automotive Technicians' Educational Foundation (ASE-NATEF). Designated in 2000 as the first accredited AYES apprenticeship in Arkansas, Automotive Service Technology provides entry-level apprenticeship opportunities.

Students considering Automotive Service Technology need to be proficient in basic math, writing, and reading skills. The shop has six modern work areas (bays) equipped with the latest diagnostic tools and equipment. Tools, equipment, and shop safety are emphasized in all areas. Automotive Service Technology offers four areas of curriculum which are rotated during a two-year cycle and provide more than 780 instructional hours plus the eligibility to take the ASE certification exam. Successful students will be prepared for post secondary technical training and for entry-level employment as technicians in service stations, garages, and body shops.

Students with a B or better average can earn up to nine hours of credit at Black River Technical School, up to eight hours at Arkansas Northeastern College Technical Center in Burdette, and up to ten hours at Arkansas State University Technical Institute in Marked Tree.  They can also receive up to twenty three hours of concurrent credit at Arkansas State University-Newport.

The automotive service technology program also has articulation agreements  with Universal Technical Institutes in Houston, Texas and Nashville Auto-Diesel College in Nashville Tennessee.

Instructor: Leslie Warr

COURSE CONTENT

Electrical Systems
Electrical Fundamentals
Batteries
Starting Systems
Charging Systems
Electrical Systems

Engine Performance
Ignition Systems
Fuel Systems
Electronic Engine Controls
Emission Controls & Test Equipment

Automotive Suspension & Steering
Wheels, Hubs & Tires
Frames & Suspension Systems
Steering Systems
Wheel Alignment

Brakes
General Brake System Diagnosis
Hydraulic System Diagnosis & Repair
Drum Brake Diagnosis & Repair
Disc Brake Diagnosis & Repair
Power Assist Units Diagnosis & Repair
Miscellaneous (Wheel Bearings, Parking Brakes, Electrical, ETC) Diagnosis & Repair
 Anti-Lock Brake and Traction Control

Grades:  11, 12
Credit: 1 year equals 2-3 credits