Automotive Technology is a performance-based course. Students work at their own pace to achieve competence in the performance objective. Upon completion, students may obtain and be successful at an entry-level job related to automotive technology. The classroom environment simulates a live automotive shop. Students work on real customers’ vehicles to learn the techniques and procedures needed to repair today’s vehicles. Safety, work ethics, teamwork and related academic skills are taught.
Program Length | Program Times | High School Credits |
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Four Semesters | AM: 7:35-10:00 PM: 12:25-2:50 | 15 Elective Credits |
Semester 1a | Semester 2a | Semester 1b | Semester 2b |
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ASE 1002 Intro to the Automotive Shop (2 credits) ASE 1010 Brakes I (2 credits) |
ASE 2010 Auto PWR/ABS Brakes (2 credits) |
ASE 1002 Intro to the Automotive Shop (2 credits) ASE 1030 General Engine (2 credits) ASE 1040 Suspension and Steering I (2 credits) |
ASE 1061 Engine Repair (3 credits) ASE 1041 Suspension and Steering II (2 credits) |
Capstone completion: Capstone can be achieved in 4 semesters and passing 3 industry certifications.
ASE Entry Level Cert (Total of three tests; Brakes, Engines, and MLR)
ASE Entry Lever Certifications are available after completion of each year.
Name | Title | Department | |
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Adam Florez | Teacher | Automotive Technology | adam_florez@dpsk12.net |
Eric Iverson | Teacher | Automotive Technology | eric_iverson@dpsk12.net |
Yazmine Garcia | Teacher | Automotive Technology | yazmine_garcia@dpsk12.net |
Speak with your school counselor about attending part-time or contact CEC Counselor, Zachary Williams for more information.