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California Regional Consortia

Automotive Body and Climate Control Technology

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Submitter's Information

Name

Christine Roumbanis

Title

Dean Business, Education Professional Programs

Region

Bay Area

College

Skyline College

CTE Dean

CTE Dean's Name

Christine Roumbanis

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Program Details

Program Title

Automotive Body and Climate Control Technology

Submission Type

New Program

TOPs Code

Automotive Technology (094800)

Projected Start Date

09/20/19

Catalog Description

Advanced body controls, electrical, electronics, scan tools, hybrid technology theory, heating, cooling, air conditioning, ventilation systems and controls. System operation, analysis and diagnosis of these systems are stressed.

Enrollment Completer Projections

This course is offered once every other school year.  Enrollment for this course is limited to 24 students.  We project 24 completions every other year.

Program Proposal Attributes

Program Award Type(s) (Check all that apply)
  • Certificate of Achievement: 16 or greater semester (or 24 or greater quarter) units (C)
Program Goal

Program Student Learning Outcomes:

Upon Completion of Certificate requirements, students will be able to:

  • Successfully pass 3 out of 8 Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) exams
  • Apply theories, principles, and concepts to address skills learned that would apply to the NATEF
  • Certified areas of the Automotive Technology Program
  • Exhibit strong and effective written and oral communication skills
  • Exhibit strong electrical and mechanical analytical diagnostic skills
  • Recognize the importance of and practice ethical behavior in a professional work setting, both within the workforce and within the community
  • Successfully complete 100% of P-1 NATEF specific tasks
  • Successfully complete 95% of the P-2 NATEF specific tasks
  • Successfully complete 65% of the P-3 NATEF specific tasks

Course Units and Hours

Total Certificate Units (Minimum and Maximum)

19-20

Units for Degree Major or Area of Emphasis (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Total Units for Degree (Minimum and Maximum)

n/a

Course Report

Program Requirements Narrative
CourseTitleUnitsYear/Semester
(Y1 or S1)
AUTO 710 or
Fundamentals of Automotive Technology
4
S1
AUTO 711
Automotive Entry Level Technician Fundamentals
5
S1
AUTO 546
Body Control Systems
15
S2








Program Requirements
  1. This program requires that the student pass a college entry level placement test placing the students at a college ready math and English skill level. 
  2. The student then complete one of two possible automotive fundamentals courses. Auto 710 or Auto 711.
  3. Once the student meets college ready math and English and has passed one of the automotive fundamentals classes the student can enroll in Auto 546 Body Control Systems.

Supporting Documents

Upload Labor Market Information (LMI)

Bay Area Regional Questions

Goal of Program

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This program is designed to give the students the skills to work and earn a living wage quickly. However, the courses included in this program can also be applied to an AS Degree in Automotive Technology and the units are transferable.
Please list similar programs at other colleges in the service area which may be impacted, including the name of the college, the name of the program that may be impacted, the name of the person you contacted and the outcome of that contact.
City College of San Francisco has courses that are similar, but not identical. The contact hours and depth of instruction and practical exercises are considerably less. City College San Francisco does not offer a specific program certificate in this area of study. Nick Rothman, Coordinator of the CCSF Automotive program was contacted on April 25, 2019. His response was "I see no conflict with my program" dated April 25, 2019.

Submission Details

Published at

04/26/19 - 12:27 PM

Status

Recommended

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Christine Roumbanis   ·  04/26/19

I reattached the LMI report. Also, status of outreach to CCSF. Nick Rothman, San Francisco City College Trade Skills Department Chair was contacted on April 25, 2019 and replied "I see no conflict with my program."