The Curriculum
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Technical
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Academic
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Electrical/Electronics |
Computer Literacy |
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Engines |
English |
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Brakes |
Business Communications |
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Steering/Suspension |
Science |
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Climate Control |
Business Math |
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Engine Performance |
Personal Finance |
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Transmission/Driveline |
Social Studies |
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Plan of Study |
Course Descriptions |
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I have experience or previous training?
The curriculum
is also designed to allow students to start at the level that is
best for them. College credit may be granted for previous
experience and/or training. Students considering this option
can visit the Automotive Technology Department Office to get
more information about testing out of basic courses and life
experience credit.
Can a student just take automotive courses?
Students can
enroll in automotive courses without taking non-automotive
courses providing they meet the prerequisites for those courses.
Upon completion of these courses, students will receive a grade
and college credit, which can be applied toward the degree
requirements in the future.
Can students get part time jobs in the field
while going to school?
Yes. Employers
often contact the college for part time help. These positions
are posted on lab bulletin boards and are announced by the
faculty who are more than willing to help a student gain
employment. Working in the field while taking classes enhances
your education as well as your finances.
Upward articulation
Through our
upward articulation agreement with Franklin University, those
interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree can enter their
Bachelor of Applied Management Degree with junior status.
For more
info, contact the CSCC Automotive Department:
jcroker@cscc.edu/(614)
287-5318 or 1-800-621-6407 ex. 5318
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"The curriculum is
designed to allow students to start at the level that is best
for them."
"...more than 100,000 job openings in the field predicted
between now and 2012."
"...automotive technician
made MonsterTRAK's list of "Eight Hot Careers in Two Years". |