ATP 100 - Automotive Services
This hands-on course is designed for both consumers interested in their own car repair and individuals interested in entry-level skills that will help them gain employment in the automotive service industry. Theory, demonstrations and performance activities provide an overview of automotive systems and repairs, technology based service resources, and ethically based inspection and service recommendations. 3 Credits.

ATP 101 - Introduction to Automotive Technology
An introductory course designed for automotive students that provides theory for a foundation in the field of automotive technology. All systems of the automobile are covered. 5 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of the department.

ATP 102 - Electrical 1
In Electrical 1, the student will begin to develop the knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair vehicles in this specialized area. The goal of this course is to make you proficient in electrical diagnosis on your path to becoming a General Motors certified technician. 3 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of the Department

ATP 103 - Electrical 2
Electrical 2 will continue developing the student’s knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair vehicles in this specialized area. The goal of this course is to make you proficient in electrical diagnosis on your path to becoming a General Motors certified technician. 4 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of the Department.

ATP 104 - Emission Controls, Computer and Fuel Systems I
Emission Controls, Computer and Fuel Systems 1 will develop the student’s knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair emission control performance issues. This course will allow you to become a General Motors certified Engine Performance technician. 3 Credits.

ATP 105 - Brakes
Brakes will develop the student’s knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair vehicles in this specialized area. This course will allow you to become a General Motors certified Brakes technician. 4.5 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of Department

ATP 106 - Steering and Suspension
Steering & Suspension will develop the student’s knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair vehicles in this specialized area. This course will allow you to become a General Motors certified Steering & Suspension technician. 5 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of Department

ATP 107 - Automatic Transmission and Transaxle - Automotive
Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles will develop the student’s knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair automatic transmissions and transaxle performance issues. This course will allow you to become a General Motors certified Automatic Transaxle/Transmissions technician. 5 Credits.

ATP 108 - Engine Repair - Automotive
Engine Repair will develop the student’s knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair combustion engine systems. This course will allow you to become a General Motors certified Engine Repair technician 4 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of Department

ATP 109 - Heating and Air Conditioning - Automotive
Theory related instruction and demonstration of testing and repair procedures covering automotive heating and air conditioning systems. This course provides theory for R1234yf and R-134a systems 4 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of Department

ATP 112 - Engine Performance - Automotive
Engine Performance will develop the student’s knowledge, skills and abilities in order to service, diagnose, and repair engine performance issues. This course will allow you to become a General Motors certified Engine Performance technician. 4 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of Department

ATP 139 - Applied Automotive Techniques
This is a performance based hands on course designed for individuals interested in developing entry level skills that will help them gain employment in the automotive industry. Demonstrations and hands on LAB activities provide practical experience of service tasks related to automotive systems. Students must provide their own tools. It is required that students have completed ATP 100 plus ATP 151, or ATP 101. 2 Credits.

Prerequisite: Permission of the department

ATP 140 - Automotive Technology Co-op Seminar
Career related seminar offered one hour per week (15 hours); prepares students for their co-op in-dealership experience. .5 Credits.

ATP 141 - GM (ASEP) Automotive Co-op I
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for GM (ASEP) automotive students. .5 Credits.

ATP 142 - GM (ASEP) Automotive Co-op II
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for GM (ASEP) automotive students.​ .5 Credits.

ATP 143 - GM (ASEP) Automotive Co-op III
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for GM (ASEP) automotive students.​ .5 Credits.

ATP 144 - GM (ASEP) Automotive Co-op IV
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for GM (ASEP) Automotive students.​ .5 Credits.

ATP 145 - GM (ASEP) Automotive Coop V
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for GM (ASEP) Automotive students. .5 Credits.

ATP 171 - General (A-TAP) Automotive Co-op I
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for General (A-TAP) automotive students. .5 Credits.

ATP 172 - General (A-TAP) Automotive Co-op II
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for General (A-TAP) automotive students. .5 Credits.

ATP 173 - General (A-TAP) Automotive Co-op III
This is a 15-week co-op course in mechanical repair work experience for General (A-TAP) automotive students. .5 Credits.