At a Glance
Automotive Technology

Technology and Applied Sciences Division
Associate in Applied Science Degree

Campus:
Mequon (day program): 262-238-2300

Start Dates: August

Special Admission Requirements: A dealership sponsor is required to provide internship opportunities as a condition for admission. Please see an MATC counselor or program advisor.

Program Code: 10-602-3

Detailed Program Information:
2009-10 Course Requirements

Automotive Technology consists of three two-year associate degree programs that are structured to prepare students to perform bumper-to-bumper diagnostics, repair and preventative maintenance on automobiles and light trucks. The three Automotive Technology programs are Ford ASSET (Automotive Student Service Educational Training), Chrysler LLC CAP (College Automotive Program); and CART (Comprehensive Automotive Repair Technology). The Ford ASSET program and the Chrysler LLC program focus on the Ford and Chrysler automobiles, whereas the Comprehensive Automotive program focuses on import automobiles. Instruction for all three programs alternates every eight weeks between classroom instruction and intern work experience. The ASSET program enrolls new students every fall semester; CAP and CART enrollment is offered every other year. CAP will start on even years and CART will start on odd years.

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