| Course Code | Title & Description | Credits | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|
| ATT 111 |
Introduction to Auto Body RepairIn this course students will learn industry standard repair procedures, vehicle damage assessment, and proper tool selection to aid in the repair of collision damaged automobiles. Students will also be introduced to the automotive finishing process and provided with hands-on training for body panel repair and alignment, plastic welding and MIG weld... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 112 |
Introduction to Automotive RefinishingIn this course, students will build their knowledge for a career in the automotive refinishing industry. Students will be exposed to today's industry standard methods, such as learning how to apply base and clear systems, single stage coatings, primers, and sealers. This is an entry level, hands-on, self-paced course where students will learn pane... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 114 |
Applied Transportation WeldingIn this course, students will develop and apply basic welding and metal inert gas (MIG) brazing skills associated with crash damaged panel replacement as related to the collision repair industry. Areas of study will include proper equipment selection and set up, fitment of panels to be welded, and plasma cutting procedures. Emphasis will be placed ... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 119 |
Introduction to Metal ShapingIn this course, students will be introduced to the working of sheet metals by hand. In addition to skillful handling of tools, students must possess a thorough knowledge of the properties and behavior of materials, to ensure they move in the desired direction when worked. Areas of study will include sheet metal shaping using hand tools over wood fo... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 121 |
Automotive EstimatingIn this course, students will develop skills in repair estimation associated with collision damaged vehicles. Skills acquired will include handwritten estimation along with the use of software specifically developed for the auto body repair industry. Damage assessment, parts compilation, calculation of repair costs, and refinishing information are ... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 123 |
Technical Auto Body RepairIn this course, students will explore all aspects of body panel modification including fender sectioning, door skinning and outer panel replacement. In addition, students will use specialty equipment such as a hydraulic ram to demonstrate basic "bumping" techniques. Students will also learn sheet metal welding and cutting processes as well as how t... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 124 |
Technical Automotive RefinishingIn this course, students will learn refinishing techniques to advance their fundamental skills learned in previous courses. Operations such as proper spraying techniques for the application of metallic colors, spot repairs, color blending, single stage, base-coat/clear-coat systems, tri-coat finishes, and specialty products will be covered. Basic c... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 130 |
Automotive ServiceIn this course, students will learn basic shop safety and accepted shop practices in the transportation industry. In addition to basic maintenance, students will learn about fluids and lubrication services as well as cooling and exhaust system repairs. Students will also be introduced to basic steering, suspension, and brake repairs in the lab. Thi... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 131 |
Automotive ElectricalIn this course, students will learn basic electrical theory, electrical safety of low and high voltage systems, use and interpretation of automotive wiring diagrams, and use of electrical testing equipment. Students will learn the skills needed to diagnose and replace a number of commonly serviced electrical components. The focus of this course all... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 132 |
Automotive EnginesIn this course, students will explore the theory, operation and repair of automotive gasoline engines with emphasis on component identification, operation and proper measurement techniques. Students will gain skills such as disassembly, reassembly and running procedures with automotive drivetrains on test stands and also develop practical skills w... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 133 |
Automotive Fuel SystemsIn this course, students will be introduced to the theory and operation of fuel delivery as well as emissions systems and their components. Using specialized diagnostic test equipment, students will develop skills to inspect, diagnose, and perform services on fuel delivery and emission systems. Safe component replacement and repair procedures will ... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 134 |
Automotive TransmissionsIn this course, students will discover how automatic and manual drivetrain systems operate. In the lab, students will develop an understanding on how to service, diagnose and replace faulty internal transmission and drivetrain components. Topics will also include drivetrain function and differences in both 2 and 4-wheel drive vehicles as well as id... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 135 |
Transportation Facility OperationsIn this course, students will develop the skills needed to execute management level transactions in automotive technical and service environments. Students will learn about safety topics that pertain to working in the automotive industry and gain knowledge about mechanic and repair facility licensing requirements. Students will also review the stan... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 136 |
History of Transportation TechnologiesIn this course, students will explore the historical and technological changes associated with internal combustion and electric vehicles from their inception in the 1800s through the 21st century. Topics include, but are not limited to, mass production, evolution of powertrain systems, organized labor, the Great Depression, iterations of body style... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 140 |
Aluminum Welding for Transportation ApplicationsIn this course, students will develop skills and techniques associated with the cosmetic and structural repair of modern collision-damaged vehicles. Students are introduced to the welding process and equipment used to weld aluminum panels and coupons of varying thickness. Safe welding techniques, site preparation, tool choice and other Inter-Indust... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 150 |
Custom PaintingIn this course, students will learn techniques such as air brushing and color theory along with the creation of custom graphics, murals and etching. Students will use special effect colors such as pearls and candies on lab assignments that were expertly developed to help participants succeed in the field of custom painting. Students must purchase t... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 174 |
ATT Co-op Education IIn this course, students will gain skills from a new experience in an approved, compensated position in the field of automotive service technology. Together with the instructor and employer, students set up work assignments and learning objectives to connect classroom learning with career-related work experience. Students will develop skills in eac... |
(1-3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 180 |
Alternative Vehicle Fundamentals & SafetyIn this course, students will learn about various alternative energy vehicles used in the transportation industry. Topics of study will include the history and types of alternative energy used in the transportation industry, electric vehicle (EV) and component identifications, and the safety standards and practices needed when working around vehicl... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 201 |
Lightweighting Composite RepairIn this course, students learn about composite materials and their uses in modern vehicles. Students are introduced to material types (such as resins with reinforcing carbon fiber) and their construction uses, specialty equipment, and the importance of vacuum bagging. Additionally, students will develop and execute project plans to build composite ... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 209 |
Advanced Metal ShapingIn this course, students will work individually and as a team to complete projects made from various types of metal. Areas of study will include: sheet metal shaping with hand and power tools over wooden "bucks," and layout of multi-piece projects through the use of cardboard templates, then transferred to metal. Procedures used in this class will ... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 220 |
Dynamometer OperationsIn this course, students will learn to identify the components and operation of a load control powersports chassis dynamometer. The primary emphasis is on the student learning to use the dynamometer as a diagnostic, data acquisition, and tuning tool. The course will instruct students in the design and application of various tuning technologies used... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 225 |
Advanced Dynamometer Tuning SystemsIn this course, students will learn the skills necessary to operate a load control dynamometer as an advanced diagnostic and tuning tool. The primary emphasis is on teaching students to use the dynamometer to troubleshoot and tune fuel injection systems on motorcycles and All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs). Through the use of advanced testing techniques, ... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 231 |
Project Management and Implementation in Auto BodyIn this course, students will develop and implement a project plan for specific auto body applications. Students will practice identifying project tasks, skill levels required, costs, necessary materials and the time needed to complete the project. Following the development of the project plan, students will track their progress as they apply their... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 240 |
Machining for Transportation ApplicationsIn this course, students will be introduced to manual machinist tooling and operations for transportation applications. Students will be introduced to various material properties, basic component blueprint design, precision measuring tool applications, precision layout and set up, as well as the safe operation of manual lathes, mills, drills and a ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 251 |
Engine Diagnosis and RepairIn this course, students will learn how to diagnose and repair automotive engine mechanical systems using precision measuring tools and manufacturers' recommendations. The focus of the course will involve the use of industry approved techniques and various skills in assessing engine condition before performing repairs. Students will also learn symp... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 254 |
Suspension and Steering SystemsIn this course, students will learn the theory and operation of vehicle suspension and steering systems. Students will develop the skills to diagnose, maintain and repair faulty components and systems. Students will also test, evaluate and service major suspension and steering components. Students will build skills such as component replacement, re... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 255 |
Brake SystemsIn this course, students will develop skills in diagnosing and repairing brake systems on vehicles, including hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical component systems. Additional topics will include but are not limited to; diagnosis and repair of anti-lock brake components and systems, stability control components and systems, and traction control s... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 256 |
Electrical and Electronic SystemsIn this course, students learn the theory and operation of automotive electrical systems. Students will develop skills in the areas of diagnostics and repair of automotive electrical lighting, instrumentation, convenience and accessory systems. Other areas of focus will include advanced tools and techniques used to diagnose electrical and electroni... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 257 |
Heating and Air Conditioning SystemsIn this course, students will explore automotive heating and air conditioning (A/C) systems, including servicing procedures and diagnostic techniques. Students will perform A/C system diagnosis and repair with a focus on the multiple types of control systems used in current automobiles. This course also covers the proper use, recovery, and recyclin... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 258 |
Engine DrivabilityIn this course, students will develop automotive troubleshooting and repair strategies for engine management systems. Using specialized automotive test equipment, students will learn how to analyze fuel, ignition, and emission systems. Inspection procedures and diagnostics of powertrain control module (PCM) fault code symptoms will also be covered.... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 260 |
Special Vehicle PrototypingIn this course, students who are interested in specialty car markets will build on experiences in prerequisite courses to evaluate their skills, while learning the techniques and applications of the design and building of custom cars. Students will learn to install and modify many aftermarket products such as hinge kits, remote door openers, custom... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 261 |
Pre-Production Chassis DesignIn this course, students will be introduced to metal fabrication, chassis design and assembly of custom vehicles. Students build their skills using tools such as the iron worker, hand brake and foot or Beverly sheer. Topics such as choosing wheel/tire offset combinations and suspension modifications are covered. Class projects will be based on the ... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 262 |
Advanced Special Vehicle PrototypingIn this course, students will perform advanced paint operations such as "ghosting" of graphics, "smoking" of headlights/taillights and special sanding/buffing procedures as related to the final appearance of a custom car. The removal of factory body imperfections will also be discussed. The course emphasis will be the application of a show quality ... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 263 |
Advanced Pre-Production Chassis DesignIn this course, students will develop advanced skills and knowledge related to project vehicle completion. Areas of study include fastener selection, electrical system upgrades, ride tuning of suspension, brakes, steering, and final safety inspections. Working with staff and other team members, students will devise a promotional plan as well as aid... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 266 |
Advanced TransmissionsIn this course, students will learn how to inspect, diagnose, and repair late-model automotive drivetrain systems. Students will learn how to diagnose and repair manual and automatic transmissions/transaxles, transfer cases, and differentials/axles. Upon successful completion, students will be able to conduct advanced in-vehicle diagnosis on all co... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 274 |
ATT Co-op Education IIIn this course, students will gain skills from a new experience in an approved, compensated, industry-related position. Together with the instructor and employer, students set up work assignments and learning objectives to connect classroom learning with career-related work experience. As the second of two co-op courses, students will continue to d... |
(1-3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 277 |
Automotive Powertrain SystemsIn this course, students will learn about the use of a chassis roll dynamometer for testing and validation of powertrain systems. Students will learn the principles of dynamometer operation including safety systems, road cycle testing, emissions testing, and durability testing. Students also gain practical experience in the laboratory, as well as d... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 279 |
Automotive Dynamometer and TestingIn this course, students will learn about data acquisition methods used in modern automotive powertrains. Students will learn the principles of strain gauge pressure sensors and Wheatstone bridge torque transducers. Students also gain practical experience in the laboratory, calibrating and validating the signals produced from a variety of automotiv... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 280 |
Introduction to Electric Vehicles (EV)In this course, students will learn how to service and maintain electric vehicles (EVs) according to the manufacturers' recommendations. Topics of study will include EV component locations, system identifications, and the safety standards and practices needed when servicing vehicles and components. Students will also explore the specific specialty ... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 281 |
Emerging Vehicle TechnologiesIn this course, students will be trained in vehicle technologies that include automotive ethernet, advanced driver assist systems, advanced fuel delivery systems, connected vehicle networks, over-the-air update systems, and high-voltage charging systems for electric vehicle (EV) charging. Students will also explore diagnostic and troubleshooting me... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 282 |
Electric Vehicle (EV) Energy ManagementIn this course, students will learn how to service and maintain electric vehicle (EV) batteries and on-board charging systems according to the manufacturers' recommendations. Topics of study will include EV battery subsystems and battery charging component and wiring locations. In addition, battery heating and cooling system identifications as well... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 284 |
Electric Vehicle (EV) Drivelines & ChassisIn this course, students will learn how to service and maintain electric vehicle (EV) drivelines and HVAC systems as well as follow manufacturers' recommendations to align EV chassis. Topics of study will include, but will not be limited to, motors used in EV drive systems, EV gearbox service, as well as passenger cabin heating and cooling system i... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| ATT 286 |
Electric Vehicle (EV) Dynamometer TestingIn this course, students will learn how to use automotive and motorcycle chassis dynamometers to collect vehicle data from electric vehicles (EVs). Topics of study will include, but will not be limited to, diagnosing EV drivability issues, developing custom tests to capture miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent (MPGe) data, and identifying safety... |
(2 Credits) | View Schedule |
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