Automotive Technology 1 – 9401 - Columbia Area Career Center

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Automotive Technology 1 – 9401

Grade Level: 11, 12 Credits: 2 Type: Practical Art

School: CACC

Automotive Technology is a course in automotive maintenance and light repair. Over two years, you will learn the necessary knowledge and skill sets outlined by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence and the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation. The skill sets include brakes, steering and suspension, manual drivetrain, automatic transmission/transaxles, engine repair, heating and air conditioning, electronics and engine performance. After the two-year course, you will obtain the skills required to enter the automotive repair industry as a general service technician and enter the industry as a “B-Level” Technician. Approved work clothes and shoes are a requirement. Every student will have an opportunity to advance personal and professional skills through participation in SkillsUSA.

Related: Small Engine Technology, PLTW-Digital Electronics

Enrollment Note: Course enrollment will begin with the 11th, followed by the 12th grade.

Syllabus 4-Year Plan College Credit Student Work

Columbia Area Career Center – Columbia Public Schools • 4203 S. Providence Rd., Columbia, MO 65203, 573-214-3800

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Columbia Area Career Center is committed to providing equal access to educational opportunities for students with disabilities covered under The Americans with Disabilities Act. The objectives are to ensure that students with disabilities function adequately and without discrimination in all aspects of the educational experience. Accessible facilities are available at all training locations. Students with documented disabilities who would like to inquire about the availability of reasonable academic and/or other program related accommodations should contact the Section 504 Liaison, 573-214-3800 ext. 29455

Columbia Area Career Center is a part of the Columbia Public School District and serves the community by providing the following education programs to a variety of ages including, but not limited to, career and technical education, personal enrichment, literacy advancement, workforce development and summer camps. For more information, visit www.patricks110.sg-host.com or www.cpsk12.org.