Automotive Service Management Certificate
Division: Career Technical Education
PROGRAM CODE: 2C12007
This Automotive Service Management Certificate is designed to provide the student with entry level employment skills needed in the area of automotive service management. A student can seek employment as a service consultant, service manager, or service department dispatcher at new car dealerships, specialty repair shops, franchise automotive repair facilities, or as a sole proprietor. The course work will develop a student’s understanding of the major automotive systems and thereby enhance their ability to communicate repair recommendations to customers. The proper calculations of repair costs and the management of industry recognized documents associated with vehicle repairs will be covered in the required courses. This certificate requires a total of 34.5-41.5 units. A grade of C or better is required for each course taken.
Code | Title | Units |
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Required Courses (7.5 units): | ||
AUTO 100 F | Automotive Fundamentals (formerly AUTO 131 F) | 4.5 |
AUTO 197 F | Automotive Service Management (formerly AUTO 055 F) | 3 |
Restricted Electives (27-34 units): | 27-34 | |
Complete at least 27 units from the following restricted electives list: | ||
Automotive Engine Rebuilding (formerly AUTO 081 F) | 8 | |
Automotive Engine Repair (formerly AUTO 070 F) | 7 | |
Automotive Cylinder Head Repair (formerly AUTO 091 F) | 4 | |
Automatic Transmission Fundamentals (formerly AUTO 086 F) | 3 | |
Automatic Transmissions (formerly AUTO 084 F) | 8 | |
Automotive Powertrains (formerly AUTO 060 F) | 5 | |
Automotive Suspension and Wheel Alignment (formerly AUTO 083 F) | 8 | |
Automotive Brake Systems (formerly AUTO 073 F) | 7 | |
Automotive Electrical and Electronic Systems (formerly AUTO 065 F) | 5 | |
Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning (formerly AUTO 089 F) | 4 | |
Automotive Engine Performance and Drivability (formerly AUTO 082 F) | 8 | |
Automotive Fuel Systems and Advanced Drivability Diagnosis (formerly AUTO 088 F) | 4 | |
Automotive Emission Control Systems and Advanced Diagnosis (formerly AUTO 090 F) | 6 | |
Automotive Specialty Practice (formerly AUTO 050 F) | 2 | |
Automotive Internship (formerly AUTO 051 F) | 2-4 | |
Business Mathematics | 3 | |
Small Business Management | 3 | |
Human Relations in Organizations (formerly Human Relations in Business) | 3 | |
Introduction to Information Systems | 4 | |
Technical Mathematics I | 3 | |
Total Units | 34.5-41.5 |
Program Level Student Learning Outcomes
OUTCOME 1: Identify and demonstrate safety standards and management duties associated with an automotive repair facility.
OUTCOME 2: Model professionalism, courtesy, and high ethical standards when conducting business with customers.
OUTCOME 3: Manage customer complaints and concerns with professionalism by engaging in knowledgeable discussion related to their automotive vehicle issue or malfunction.
OUTCOME 4: Negotiate with a customer and determine a course of action to resolve a customer dissatisfaction complaint that is fair and beneficial to all parties involved.
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