Automotive Technology
Clay Goode
ph: 256-233-6463
claygoode@lcsk12.org
In Automotive Services, students learn to service brakes, suspension, steering, electrical systems, emission controls, and automotive heating and cooling systems. Students have the opportunity to earn ASE credentials as well.
Program Fees:
Lab/Shop Fees $25
SkillsUSA $20
Safety Glasses $3
TOTAL $48
You might want to learn Automotive Technology if you're...
comfortable with getting your hands dirty
interested in learning about complex electronic components
fascinated by cars and how they work
1st Year Students | 2nd Year Students | 3rd Year Students |
Maintenance & Light Repair A, B #570071 & #570072 Students learn to perform basic electrical wiring checks, brakes, read basic wiring schematics, andhow to recognize basic electrical components. | Maintenance & Light Repair C, D #570073 & #570074 This level allows students to use electronic test equipment to perform basic engine and drivability diagnostics, and to learn emission controls. | Automotive Services Technology A, B #570076 & #570077 Students will learn the basic principles of a heating and cooling system, air conditioning function and diagnostic. They also learn manual transmission and clutch systems. |
Credential Certification Opportunities
Our goal is to provide students with the opportunity to build stackable credentials such as ASE Refrigerant Recycling, OSHA 10 hour, S/P2 Safety, and Snap-on Multimeter as they nagivate their programs of study. This will make our students more valuable to potential employers. Automotive Technology offers the following certification opportunity:
ASE Student Maintnenance and Light Repair
ASE Student Suspension and Steering
ASE Student Brakes
ASE Electrical/Electronic Systems
Articulated College Credit
Students may receive ARTICULATED credit through the Alabama State Community College System after completing quality assurance criteria in this Career Technical program.
Courses: Brakes, Electrical Electronics, Steering Suspension, Engine Performance