Automotive-Electrical & Drivability Specialist - Certificate of Achievement (Level II)

Oct 2, 2026

Automotive-Electrical & Drivability Specialist Certificate of Achievement (Level II) outlines training focused on engine operation and control systems, with a strong emphasis on automotive electrical and electronic control systems. Students must meet certificate requirements, earn a minimum of 33 AT credit hours (including approved electives), and pass State of Michigan or ASE tests for required automotive courses. The document also specifies course titles, credits, sequencing across Year 1 and Year 2, waiver conditions, and program notes on transfer responsibility.

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NMC Code 031

Requirements

Certificate Requirements

Program Completion Requirements

Course Sequence Guide

Year 1

Year 2

Program Notes

Automotive-Electrical & Drivability Specialist, Certiﬁcate of Achievement (Level II) 1 AUTOMOTIVE-ELECTRICAL & DRIVABILITY SPECIALIST, CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT ( LEVEL II) | NMC Code 031
This certiﬁcate is designed to train students in the automotive systems related to the operation of the engine and its control systems. Emphasis is placed on the automotive electrical and electronic control systems. For students to be awarded this Electrical and Drivability Specialist certiﬁcate, they must pass the related State of Michigan exams or ASE test for all ﬁve of the required automotive courses.
Requirements
Certiﬁcate Requirements
Course Title Credits
AT 100 Automotive Service Basics 1 3 | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | AT 120 | | Automotive Electrical I | | | 5 | | AT 130 | | Engine Performance I | | | 5 | | AT 160 | | Engine Repair | | | 6 | | AT 220 | | Automotive Electrical II | | | 5 | | AT 230 | | Engine Performance II | | | 4.5 | | Elective course(s) 5 | | | | | | | Total Credits 33.5
1 May be waived with appropriate work experience or education.
Program Completion Requirements
A minimum of 33 AT credit hours are required to receive this certiﬁcate. Students must choose elective courses from the Automotive Program course list to reach the required credit level.
Must pass the related State of Michigan or ASE test for all of the required automotive courses.
Course Sequence Guide
Course Title Credits
Year 1
Fall
AT 100 Automotive Service Basics 1 3 | | | | | | | AT 120 | Automotive | | Electrical | I (Fall only) | 5 | | Spring | Credits | | | | 8 | | AT 220 | Automotive | | Electrical | II (Spring only) | 5 | | Approved | Automotive Elective | | | | 3 | Credits 8 Year 2 Fall AT 130 Engine Performance I (Fall only) 5 | AT 160 | Engine Repair (Fall only) | 6 | | --- | --- | --- | | Spring | Credits | 11 | | AT 230 | Engine Performance II (Spring only) | 4.5 | | Approved Automotive | Elective | 2 | | | Credits | 6.5 | Total Credits 33.5 1 May be waived with proof of appropriate work experience or education. Program Notes • Must pass the related State or ASE certiﬁcation tests for all of the required automotive courses. • The responsibility for determining the transferability of this degree and courses to another institution is the sole responsibility of the student.

FAQs

What training focus does the certificate emphasize?

It trains students on automotive systems related to engine operation and its control systems, emphasizing automotive electrical and electronic control systems.

What exams must students pass to receive the certificate?

Students must pass the related State of Michigan exams or ASE tests for all five required automotive courses.

How many credit hours are required for program completion?

A minimum of 33 AT credit hours is required, with elective courses chosen from the Automotive Program course list to reach the required level.

Oct 2, 2026

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