Automotive Collision Technology

Automotive Collision Technology

The Area 30 Auto Collision Repair program offers an exciting opportunity to dive in the world of automotive repair, where you'll gain hands-on experience in fixing damaged cars, trucks, and other vehicles. In this course, you'll learn everything from basic bodywork techniques to advanced repair processes, all while using professional-grade tools and equipment. Whether you're looking to start a career in the automotive industry or simply want to develop valuable skills, this class provides a great foundation.

Throughout the program, you'll explore a variety of repair methods, such as welding, dent repair, and paint refinishing. You'll also have the chance to work on real-life projects, learning how to assess and repair structural damage, replace parts, and apply finishing touches for a flawless look. Our experienced instructors will guide you every step of the way, helping you build confidence as you develop your skills. You'll not only have a solid understanding of collision repair techniques but also the opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications that can give you a head start in your career. Whether you're planning to work as a professional auto technician, start your own business, or simply have a passion for cars, this program will set you on the right path. Complete the Area 30 student registration to start your journey into the exciting world of auto collision repair!

Students can complete Graduation Pathway requirements in one year. The Auto Collision capstone program is available for second-year students.

Program Information

High School Credits: 6 credits per year
Offered: AM and PM
Dual Credit: Vincennes University Early College Program: 11-13 college dual credit hours per year

AM Students

• AUTO 105 (2 credits) - Transportation Fundamentals
• BODY 150 (3 credits) - Painting and Refinishing
• BODY 150L (4 credits) - Painting and Refinishing Lab
• BODY 290 (2 credits) - Custom Painting and Pin-Striping

PM Students

• AUTO 105 (2 credits) - Transportation Fundamentals
• BODY 100 (3 credits) - Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair
• BODY 100L (4 credits) - Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair Lab
• WELD 185 (2 credits) - Automotive Welding
• BODY 280 (2 credits) - Automotive Customization and Restoration

Industry Certifications (National) Available:  ASE Student Certifications including Mechanical & Electrical Components, Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair, Painting and Refinishing, and Structural Analysis & Damage Repair

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