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 |
|---|---|---|
| Four Semesters | AM: 8:20-10:50 PM: 1:15-3:50 | 15 Elective Credits |
| Semester 1a | Semester 2a | Semester 1b | Semester 2b |
|---|
| 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)
| Name | Title | Department | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greg Klava | Teacher | Automotive Technology | gregory_klava1@dpsk12.net |
| Joe Vigil | Auto Technician | Automotive Technology | |
| Adam Florez | Teacher | Automotive Technology | adam_florez@dpsk12.net |
Speak with your school counselor about attending part-time or contact CEC Counselor, Zachary Williams for more information.