Auto Body Repair
The Automotive Body Repair program introduces students to all aspects of the industry, including planning, management, technical, and production skills. Students prepare for non - structural analysis and damage repair, repair body panels and movable glass and hardware, and practice metal welding and cutting. Students work with a variety of materials to operate equipment, apply paint, and identify paint defects, causes, and cures. Additionally, students practice shop safety and gain workplace skills experience in preparation for entering the industry. The fall semester ( $6 45 ) focuses on Collision Repair and the spring semester ( $ 71 5) focuses on Auto Body Surface Prep and Painting. Have a car you want to work on? We welcome you to bring it in as your project!
Automotive Technology
Owning a car is expensive enough with car payments, insurance, and gas. Stop shelling out money for repairs that you could do yourself. Start taking control of your car, and learn how to keep it looking beautiful and performing flawlessly without having to spend thousands of dollars. CATEC's three - semester program offers ASE Student Certification testing available to interested students for an additional fee at the end of the third semester. Students learn all aspects of automotive repair, safety, and customer service by concentrating on the eight automotive areas needed to become an ASE - certified technician. Students extensively practice shop and personal safety and identify and demonstrate proper usage of tools and equipment. Students develop skills in inspecting engine assembly, repair, and performance and study lubrication, cooling systems, transmissions, brakes, and electrical systems. • Introduction to Auto Technology ( ATA ) : $775 w/ tex t • Auto Electricity and Engine Performance ( ATB ) : $580 • Transmission, Steering Brakes and Suspension ( ATC ) : $ 580
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