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Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- Apply Language Arts and Communications skills related to the occupation, including but not limited to: reading, writing, and oral communication.
- Perform Mathematics related to the occupation, including but not limited to: algebraic expressions, arithmetic, decimals and graphs.
- Use scientific methods and critical thinking to solve problems in Science related to the occupation, including but not limited to: electricity, chemical reactions, heat motion, and hydraulics.
- Demonstrate Workplace Skills related to the occupation, including but not limited to, preparing a resume, seeking employment, maintaining a safe and healthy workplace environment, demonstrating workplace ethics and teamwork.
- Apply knowledge of theory and safety to accomplish certain tasks related to the occupation.
- Identify and use appropriate tools, testing and measurement equipment to accomplish certain tasks related to the occupation.
- Use current reference and training materials from accepted industry publications and standards to accomplish certain tasks related to the occupation.
- Apply knowledge of general engine diagnosis and repair, including but not limited to the engine’s: cylinder heads, valve train, block, lubrication, and cooling system.
- Apply knowledge of general transmission and transaxle maintenance, adjustment, diagnosis and repair.
- Apply knowledge of suspension and steering systems (including wheel and tire), diagnosis, service, adjustments, alignment and repair.
- Apply knowledge of general disc and/or drum brake system hydraulics, power assist, and ABS (antilock brakes), maintenance, adjustment diagnosis and repair.
- Apply knowledge of general electrical/electronic systems, including but not limited to: starting, charging, lighting, wiring, accessories, diagnosis and repair.
- Apply knowledge of general heating and air conditioning systems and their components, maintenance, adjustment, diagnosis and repair.
- Apply knowledge of general engine performance, including but not limited to: computer controls, ignition, fuel, exhaust, and emission systems, and their maintenance, diagnosis, adjustments and repair.
- Apply knowledge of computer applications including word processing, spreadsheets, graphs and other software related to the occupation.
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