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This unique, cooperative program educates students for an entry level maintenance position in General Motors or AC Delco sponsored automotive repair facilities. Through a special arrangement, students attend classes and labs at the North Haven Campus and then obtain internship experience at a sponsoring GM or AC Delco facility. Students in the GM Certiﬁcate program receive instruction on General Motors’ products. Vehicles, parts, engines, specialized tools, service information, and materials are provided by General Motors Corporation. For more information, contact Professor Daniel Fuller, Program Coordinator at (203) 285-2370 or e-mail at ([daniel.fuller@ctstate.edu](daniel.fuller@ctstate.edu)) .  \nLearning Outcomes  \nUpon successful completion of all program requirements, the graduate will:  \n1. Meet ASE Accredited Training Program required outcomes for Automotive Service Technician (AST) certiﬁed programs.  \n2. Demonstrate workplace skills including but not limited to resume preparation, seeking employment, maintaining a safe and healthy workplace environment, demonstrating workplace ethics, and teamwork.  \n3. Apply knowledge of automotive theory to safely perform the duties of an entry level automotive technician.  \n4. Identify and use appropriate tools, testing, and measurement equipment to perform the duties of an entry level service technician.  \n5. Use current reference and training materials from accepted industry publications and standards to accomplish duties required of an entry level service technician.  \n6. Receive corporate credit for web based and embedded classroom / laboratory training in the GM Center of Learning Training Web Site.  \n7. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of all fundamental automotive concepts as outlined by ASE Accredited Training Program requirements.  \n8. 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