| Want to get to the root of the problem? Diagnose, sort out, fix, upgrade and repair? Then check this out: this ten-month program trains you to be the key troubleshooter in figuring out a vehicle's driveability problems. Students will learn to identify everything from powertrain malfunctions to ignition failures and other engine-related problems using state-of-the-art computer diagnostic equipment, as well as the best way to fix the problem for your client. COCC's engine performance technician program applies towards ASE certification in (A6) Automotive Electrical / Electronic Systems and (A8) Automotive Engine Performance. Classes include:
Automotive Program Orientation (AUT 106)
Basic Electricity for Automotive (AUT 101)
Mechanical Systems I (AUT 107)
Mechanical Systems II (AUT 109)
Small Gas Engines (AUT 110)
Auto Electric I (AUT 102)
Auto Electric II (AUT 103)
Computerized Engine Controls (AUT 111)
Engine Performance I (AUT 205)
Engine Performance II (AUT 206)
Diesel Performance I (DSL 105)
For salary and job opportunities state-wide visit the OLMIS (Oregon Labor Market Information System) web site.
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