2008-2009 Florida Community College at Jacksonville Catalog
Automotive Service Management Technology (A.S. or A.A.S.) (2236)
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Associate in Science or Associate in Applied Science
Drive up your income as an expert auto and light truck technician. This two-year training program is hands-on and teaches you to locate problems and repair and service engines, fuel, emission, steering and suspension systems; and brakes, drive trains, and transmissions. Besides the basics, today’s automotive technicians need to have advanced skills. After completion, you’ll be capable and comfortable with high-tech electronic engine controls and electrical and computerized systems.
Dealerships, privately-owned garages and other automotive repair shops will be looking to hire you. Safe, efficient work practices and “people skills” are part of the excellent all-around instruction.
Internships
Every program contains an internship component so you can gain on-the-job experience while working toward a degree. The demand for educated technicians is so great, employers contact us daily for talented, qualified candidates.
Career Opportunities, Rapid Placement
The Automotive program has a better than 90% immediate placement record for graduates.
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Curriculum
Total Credit Hours: 68 |
