Automotive Technology, Associate in Science
The major in Automotive Technology is designed to develop a strong base of knowledge and skills that will serve as a foundation for further study and/or pursuit of a career.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Students will gain an appreciation of the environment and safety for themselves, others, and our community.
- Students will gain skills and knowledge in the area of their concentration.
- Students will reinforce their previous learning by applying knowledge of measurements, calculations, scientific concepts and principles to the working knowledge of sophisticated automotive equipment.
- Students will be equipped with skills that promote personal and social development. Students will engage with professional communities that require adherence to requirements and encourage leadership within these business organizations.
General Education
Complete one of the following general education patterns:
- San Joaquin Delta College Associate Degree General Education (AA-GE) pattern (24 units)
- California State University General Education (CSU-GE) pattern (40 units)
- Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum - CSU Version (IGETC-CSU) pattern (37 units)
Students are advised to double-count courses in the major to also satisfy general education when possible. Course subject credit will be awarded in satisfaction of major and lower division general education requirements, but the units will only be counted once in computing the total number of units for the degree.
Restricted Electives
Complete 18 units selected from:
AUTOBODY 080A
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Auto Body Repair
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2
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AUTOBODY 080B
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Auto Body Repair
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2
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AUTOBODY 080H
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Auto Body Repair
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2
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AUTOBODY 081A
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Introductory Auto Collision Repair Laboratory
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1
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AUTOBODY 081B
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Beginning Auto Collision Repair Laboratory
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1
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AUTOBODY 081C
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Intermediate Auto Collision Repair Laboratory
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1
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AUTOBODY 081D
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Advanced Auto Collision Repair Laboratory
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1
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AUTOBODY 084A
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Introductory Auto Collision Repair
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6
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AUTOBODY 084B
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Beginning Auto Collision Repair
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6
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AUTOBODY 084C
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Intermediate Auto Collision Repair
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6
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AUTOBODY 084D
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Advanced Auto Collision Repair
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6
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AUTOBODY 087C
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Auto Body Specialization
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4
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AUTOBODY 098V
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Work Experience: Auto Body Technology
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1-4
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AUTOMECH 072
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Basic Brakes, Suspensions, Wheel Alignment, and Maintenance
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3
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AUTOMECH 073
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Basic Engine Performance and Electrical Systems
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3
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AUTOMECH 074/ AGEGR 074
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Basic Engines
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3
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AUTOMECH 087A
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Automobile Mechanics Specialization
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3-4
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AUTOMECH 087B
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Auto Electrics Specialization
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3-4
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AUTOMECH 091
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Starting, Charging, and Electrical Systems
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6
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AUTOMECH 092
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Brakes, Suspension, and Steering
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6
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AUTOMECH 094
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Manual Drivetrain and Axles
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5
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AUTOMECH 095
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Air Conditioning, Heating, and Electrical Systems
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6
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AUTOMECH 096A
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Fuel Management and Computer Controls
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6
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AUTOMECH 096B
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Ignition Systems and Electronic Engine Controls
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6
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AUTOMECH 097
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Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles
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6
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AUTOMECH 098V
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Work Experience: Auto Mechanics
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1-4
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Minimum Major Units Required: 18
Complete all courses with a grade of "C" or better.
Minimum Degree Units Required: 60
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