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This certification assures the student that the program meets the standards set by National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation ( NATEF) regarding equipment, tools, scheduling, instructors and curriculum.  \nIn order for a technician to become ASE certified, they must have two years experience in addition to passing tests in the various areas of automotive repair. However, by attending the SCC Automotive Technology program, students may take these tests at any time during their education. If a student passes these tests, they will become ASE certified pro-tem upon graduation. After just one year of experience in the field, they become officially ASE certified.  \nThe Automotive Technology-Automotive Mechanics Diploma is awarded after successful completion of first two.  \n*Diploma can be earned one time.  \nPlease view the technical standards for this course.  \nFor specific information regarding program rules and expectations, please view the Automotive Program Handbook.  \nInstructor and Staff  \nWes Carpenter  \nAssistant Professor-Automotive Technology  \n(319) 208-5109  \n[wcarpenter@scciowa.edu](wcarpenter@scciowa.edu)  \nAusten Totsch  \nInstructor-Automotive Technology (319) 208-5108  \n[atotsch@scciowa.edu](atotsch@scciowa.edu)  \n• West Burlington Campus: (319) 208-5010 • Keokuk Campus: (319) 313-1923 • [admissions@scciowa.edu](admissions@scciowa.edu) • [www.scciowa.edu](www.scciowa.edu)  \nWest Burlington Campus, and select courses available at the Keokuk Campus  \nProgram Requirements  \nFall Semester Credit AUT-106 Introduction to Automotive Technology 2  \nAUT-126 Fundamentals of Automotive Servicing 2  \nAUT-405 Automotive Suspension and Steering 5  \nAUT-505 Automotive Brake Systems 5  \nHSC-181 First Aid/CPR for Non-Health Care 1.5  \nWorkers  \nMAT-702 Introduction to Math Applications 3  \nSemester Total.............................................................. 18.5  \nSpring Semester Credit AUT-166 Automotive Engine Repair 6  \nAUT-244 Manual Drivetrains I 3  \nAUT-610 Automotive Electrical I 4  \nENG-110 Writing for the Workplace 3  \nELT-295 AC/DC Fundamentals 2  \nSemester Total................................................................. 18  \nProgram Total................................................................ 36.5  \n• West Burlington Campus: (319) 208-5010 • Keokuk Campus: (319) 313-1923 • [admissions@scciowa.edu](admissions@scciowa.edu) •  \n[www.scciowa.edu](www.scciowa.edu)","cbCaijPf6ZOt33H3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijPf6ZOt33H3","pdf",78894,"English","# Program Information\n## ASE Certification and Testing Path\n# Program Requirements\n## Fall Semester Courses\n## Spring Semester Courses\n# Instructor and Staff\n## Faculty Contacts\n# Campuses and Admissions","[{\"question\":\"What certification does the Automotive Technology program provide?\",\"answer\":\"The program is an Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certified program. 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