AMT 22 - Survey of Automotive Technology
- Prerequisite: Valid driver’s license
- Recommended Prep: Auto Academy Participant Administrative approval required.
This course covers the same content as AMT 20 - Introduction to Automotive Mechanics, but includes an internship and an overview of automotive technology. Topics included are: an overview of the eight areas in automotive technology, policies and procedures in the Automotive Mechanics program, career opportunities, shop safety, identification of automotive components and systems, use of technical reference manuals, proper identification and safe use of basic hand tools and precision measuring instruments, fastener identification and repair, and scheduled maintenance. This course is restricted to high school students in the summer Auto Academy partnership.
Contact: 20 hours lecture/lab per week
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of AMT 22, the student will be able to:
- Work independently and inter-dependently in an automotive repair facility
- Function safely in an automotive environment
- Communicate effectively to gather and convey industry related information
- Operate automotive equipment and specialty tools
- Perform all of the NATEF tasks that are outlined in each section listed below. Refer to the NATEF task list on website for a complete list of individual tasks.
- General Engine Diagnosis; Removal and Reinstallation (R&R)
- Cylinder Head and Valve Train Diagnosis and Repair
- Engine Block Diagnosis and Repair
- Lubrication and Cooling System Diagnosis and Repair