Automotive Technology
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The automotive technician is principally engaged in diagnosis, repair, and preventative maintenance of automobiles and light trucks. Because of numerous technical advances in the automotive industry involving electronics, computers, and emission controls, the automotive technician of today will use sophisticated diagnostic and repair equipment. The automotive technician will diagnose, determine condition, and repair or replace various components in engines, transmissions, differentials, air conditioners, fuel systems, emission controls, ignition and electrical systems, brakes and suspensions. |
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Click on the title of the degree, diploma or certificate for more information.
| Award | Title | Campus | Credits |
| Associate in Applied Science Degree (A.A.S.) | Automotive Technician | BP/EP | 72 |
| Diploma | Automotive Technician | BP/EP | 64 |
Students may continue their
education and proceed towards a bachelor of Operations Management degree at
MSU-Moorhead.
- Take a look this program's award outcomes
- Return to the Transportation Careers Page
- More
program details from the "HTC At A Glance" flyer (PDF)
- Automotive Technician AAS (students beginning Fall 2007)
- Automotive Technician Diploma (students beginning Fall 2007)
Contact HTC at 952-995-1300 or info@hennepintech.edu
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