Automotive Technology Program in Aurora, CO

Inspect, Maintain, and Repair Cars and Light Trucks

The Master Automotive Service Technician Program provides students with the needed skills for successful entry into an automotive servicing career. This is a college-level program that is NATEF certified, with options of continued study of only 15 more credits at CCA for an Associates degree. Students are taught not only how to repair vehicles but are also trained in industry professionalism and other workforce readiness skills. The shop has all of the latest automotive equipment for students to work within their practical studies. The class provides experience in all eight specialty areas found in the field as well as preparation for ASE testing and certification.

Looking for a night class? Master Automotive Service Technician is also offered as an evening program.

In addition, the student may also earn the following industry-based certificates:

SP/2 Safety Certificates
Ford Service Online Training
Hunter Alignment
Snap-On Certification
Subaru Web-Based Training

Program Flyer Steps for Enrollment Pickens Lookbook See the Classroom

Industry Skills

Diagnostic testing
Repairing engines, air systems and brakes
Testing electrical systems
Aligning suspension systems
Transmission maintenance and repair

Master Automotive Technician Fixing A Car's Engine in Aurora, CO

Accredited Courses

58 college credits

ASE 1001 Auto Shop Orientation
ASE 1002 Intro to the Automotive Shop
ASE 1010 Brakes I
ASE 1011 Auto Brakes II
ASE 1020 Basic Auto Electricity
ASE 1022 Automotive Electrical Safety Systems
ASE 1023 Starting and Charging Systems
ASE 1030 General Engine Diagnosis
ASE 1034 Automotive Fuel and Emission Systems I
ASE 1040 Steering and Suspension I
ASE 1041 Suspension and Steering II
ASE 1050 Manual Drive Tran Axle Maint
ASE 1051 Manual Transmission/Transaxles & Clutches
ASE 1052 Man Trans/Transaxles/Clutch II
ASE 1060 Auto Engine Repair
ASE 1062 Auto Engine Service
ASE 1070 Laboratory Experience I: MAST Lab
ASE 2010 Auto Power/ABS Brake Systems
ASE 2021 Auto/Diesel Body Electrical
ASE 2031 Automotive Computers and Ignition Systems
ASE 2033 Auto Fuel Injection/Emissions
ASE 2040 Suspension and Steering III
ASE 2050 Auto Transmission/Transaxle Service
ASE 2051 Automotive Transmission & Transaxle Repair
ASE 2064 Intro to HVAC Systems
ASE 2065 HVAC Systems
ASE 2085 Independent Study: PWR

Class Experience

Students spend 50% of their time learning concepts in a classroom, and 50% of their time in the shop with hands-on practical work
Students gain experience in a simulated shop environment with industry-grade equipment
An off-site internship is built in to the curriculum
Students gain their ASE student certification as part of the curriculum
Enrollment options are available for both high school students and post-secondary students
2 years of classes

Ed Martin

Instructor, Master Automotive Service Technician
303-344-4910 ext 27706
ejmartin@aurorak12.org

Industry Certifications & Degrees:

ASE Master Technician
Light-Duty Diesel Certification
Senior Master Technician with Ford Motor Company
Member of IATN (International Automotive Technicians Network)
Board member on the National Board of Directors for NACAT (North American Council of Automotive Teachers).

Darcy Niblo

Instructor, Master Automotive Service Technician
303-344-4910 ext 27709
Dniblo@aurorak12.org

Industry Certifications & Degrees:

7 ASE certifications in automotive repair and service
Snap-on tools Certified Trainer
Accredited Automotive Manager for the Automotive Management Institute
Colorado Community College System (CCCS) PS CTE (Transportation, Maintenance & Sales)
Colorado Department of Education (CDE) SEC/PS CTE Authorization (Transportation, Maintenance & Sales)
International Automotive Technicians Network (IANT)
SkillsUSA chapter Advisor
North American Council of Automotive Teachers (NACAT) Member