Auto Service Advisor I

This course provides the student with the basic automotive technology knowledge and skills required for employment as a service advisor for both small and large independent garages and dealerships. Students will learn the different automotive parts, components, major assemblies, vehicle systems and how they function and the required maintenance. Topics also include safety, work ethics, service facilities and federal, state and local laws as they apply to the automotive industry.

• Live face-to-face classes
• Collaborative project-based learning
• 24-hour tutoring
• Live counseling available
• 24-hr library services
• Career Counseling
• Professional development
• High quality professionally designed courses
• No textbook fees

1. Identify the automotive parts, components, major assemblies, and the vehicle system it belongs to.
2. Explain the function and service requirements of a part, component, and major assembly of a vehicle within its automotive system.
3. Analyze and explain the different options and when to use them in the replacement of repair parts.
4. Describe the safety practices, ethical behavior and professionalism that should be used in the work environment of an automotive repair facility.
5. Explain the rules and regulations for federal, state, and local agency guidelines that are set to protect the environment, individual, and the work site.