Automotive Technology* (600 Hours)
The automotive repair industry is rapidly changing. The technology is out-pacing even the most savvy repair technicians. This program will prepare you for employment in this high-skill, high-pay field by providing you with basic and advanced automotive systems training.
Curriculum consists of related theory and hands-on lab experiences. All Polaris automotive training programs are conducted in facilities that have been certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence.
College Credit
Students in Automotive Technology can earn credits toward an associate degree at
The course includes:
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Light Duty Gasoline Engine Fundamentals
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Automotive Electrical Theory and Basic Electrical Systems
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Disc and Drum Braking Systems
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Basic Steering and Suspensions
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Alignment Fundamentals
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Transmission and Differential Fundamentals
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Principles of Air Conditioning and Basic Systems
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Automotive-Related Shop Math
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Use of Reference Materials
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Gasoline Engine Diagnosis and Repair
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Emission Systems
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Computer Controls and Diagnostic Strategies
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Fuel Injection Systems
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Basic Electronics
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Brake Systems Diagnosis and Repair
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Anti-Lock Braking Systems (ABS)
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Alignment Diagnosis and Corrections
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Air Conditioning Diagnosis and Service
Students are required to provide their own tools.
Schedule/Tuition:
Monday - Thursday
Class fee $4,334 Materials fee $175 Total $4,509
Tuition includes textbook and fee for one written ASE examination.
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