Macomb Community College - Automotive Technology (AAS)

Format

On-Site (Provider Facility)

Duration

2 years

Associate of Applied Science preparing entry-level automotive technicians to diagnose, repair, and maintain modern vehicles. Coursework covers electrical systems, engines, brakes, steering/suspension, transmissions, HVAC, drivability/diagnostics, and hybrid/alternative fuel vehicles. Program is ASE/NATEF certified and totals 69 credits.

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Program Details

Key Information

Duration

2 years

Format

On-Site (Provider Facility)

Prerequisites

High School Diploma or GED

Course Curriculum

Automotive systems overview; Electrical I–III; Brakes; Steering & Suspension; Engines; Manual & Automatic Transmissions; HVAC; Engine Performance/Drivability & Diagnosis; Hybrid & Alternative Fuel Vehicles; Service Floor I–III (shop/lab).

Learning Outcomes

Use shop equipment/tools to diagnose and complete repairs.
Identify and resolve hazardous situations in service environments.
Retrieve/use service info from manuals and computer resources.
Communicate repair info clearly in writing and verbally.
Plan professional growth across service domains.
Demonstrate professional/ethical behavior and safe work habits.

Additional Information

Keyword

Education

Vocational/Trade School

College

Degree Type

Associates

Geographic Scope

Statewide

Longevity

Ongoing

Attendance

In-Person

Training Provider Type

Community College

Audience / Employee Role

Entry-Level Technician

Maintenance Staff

Certification Offered

Credit-Bearing Program

Delivery Location

On-Site (Provider Facility)

Target Skill Level

Intermediate