Automotive Technology
The Automotive Technology program provides a comprehensive introduction to the mechanical and technological skills needed to work as an automotive service technician. Students gain grounding in mechanical systems, computers, networks, electronics, and non-mechanical systems. Classroom learning is applied in Holland College's on-campus Automotive Technology shop, and on-the-job training provides workplace experience. Located at the Summerside Waterfront Campus.
Prerequisites: Grade 12 or equivalent with credits at or above the general level, A valid Class 5 (cars and light trucks) driver's license, Résumé including work and volunteer experience with applicable dates, membership in groups, associations or athletics, awards and distinctions, and any other information about yourself relevant to the program
Courses
- SAFE-1005 — PEI Occupational Health and S
- AUTO-1000 — Safety, Tools and Equipment
- AUTO-1005 — Maintenance and Service
- AUTO-1100 — Braking Systems
- AUTO-1115 — Suspension, Steering, and Whee
- AUTO-1210 — Basic Electrical and Intro
- AUTO-1221 — Drivelines
- AUTO-1225 — Engine Fundamentals
- AUTO-2100 — Advanced Electrical
- AUTO-2110 — Vehicle Convenience Systems
- AUTO-2115 — Vehicle Computer Systems
- AUTO-2120 — Ignition Systems
- AUTO-2130 — Fuel Delivery Systems
- AUTO-2135 — Vehicle Safety Systems
- AUTO-2150 — Air Conditioning and Climate
- AUTO-2200 — Starters and Alternators
- AUTO-2205 — Differentials
- AUTO-2222 — Transmissions and Transfer Cas
- AUTO-2225 — Cylinder Heads
- AUTO-2230 — Cylinder Blocks
- COMM-1005 — Workplace Communications
- COMP-1000 — Computer Essentials
- MATH-1005 — Math Essentials
- MATH-1115 — Automotive Trade Math