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Alaska's Institute of Technology
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Related
Studies
Participate in school safety orientation, complete achievement tests, obtain
First Aid & CPR card, complete applied math class and
computer skills practice, participate in resume writing and job search training,
participate in interview and communications training.
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Introduction
to Auto Service
Learn basics of the American service industry and shop safety practices;
identify and use tools, fasteners, bearings, seals, and sealants; use
measurement devices; discover the relationship between physical sciences,
automotive systems, and engine operation; discuss components and operation of
the drivetrain, steering and suspension systems, braking systems. This is taught
throughout the entire program.
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Electricity/Electronics
Learn basic theories of electricity; identify electrical units of measure;
interpret schematic diagrams; use a variety of electrical test equipment;
diagnose and replace batteries; identify, troubleshoot, repair and replace
starting, charging, and ignition systems components; diagram, troubleshoot, and
replace accessory circuits and body systems.
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Engine
Performance
Perform mechanical engine testing; identify, troubleshoot, repair and replace
cooling, lubrication, fuel, and emissions control systems components; identify,
and test computer control systems.
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Powertrains
and Brakes
Identify, troubleshoot, repair
and replace clutches; repair and service manual and automatic transmissions and
transaxles; identify, troubleshoot, repair, and replace CV joint and driveline
service and wheel bearings; troubleshoot, repair and replace brake system
components and anti-lock brake system components.
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Suspension
and Steering
Identify, troubleshoot, repair
and replace shock absorbers and struts; identify, troubleshoot repair and
replace front/rear suspension and steering system components; understand frame
diagnosis and four wheel drive steering systems; demonstrate proficiency in
alignment and associated services.
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Heating
and Air Conditioning
Learn HVAC theories and physics; understand engine cooling and interior heating
requirements; identify, troubleshoot, service, repair and replace R12 and R134a
refrigeration systems and components.
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Mission
To train students in the
skills, attitudes, and safe work habits that will enable them to become employed
in the automotive repair field.Length of Course:
1,281 hours, 197 training
days
Enrollment:
August and January
Training Hours:
8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
Certificate Level:
Automotive Technology
Prerequisites
Students considering
Automotive Technology need good reading comprehension and mathematics skills.
TABE tests scores for this program
must be:
Reading - 552
Combined Math -
552
For specific information on entry guidelines in reading and mathematics for this
program, contact the Admissions
Office at (800) 478-5389.
Students train on live automobiles
and light-duty trucks using real world equipment found in modern day automotive
repair facilities. This course also utilizes computerized engine analyzers and
hand-held computer scanners.
Physical requirements of the
occupation are the ability to lift up to 100 lbs., stoop, kneel, crawl, walk,
and stand continuously. The work also requires good finger dexterity.
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