Automotive Technology: Automotive Management (A.A.)
Department website: https://www.cerritos.edu/auto/
ASSOCIATE OF ART
The Automotive Management degree option prepares students for employment as an automotive service advisor or entry-level supervisor role. Through courses focusing on the management of personnel, customer service, information technology, and business logistics, students learn how to manage and serve customers’ needs at service and repair facilities. Core topics include basic maintenance and service, broad understanding of customer service, automotive dealer and small business management, accessing information specific to the automotive industry, and managing automotive fleets. Graduates are employed as entry-level supervisors, service advisors/writers, or are self-employed. Cognitive ability and critical thinking skills are recommended for those entering the program.
Program Student Learning Outcomes
- Students develop a retail automotive follow-up system.
- Students employ appropriate safety practices while conducting automotive service.
- Students employ effective automotive communication skills.
- Students examine automotive organizational management.
- Students explain BAR "Write It Right" regulations.
- Students recognize appropriate automotive marketing strategies.
Program Requirements
Code Number | Course Title | Units |
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Required Courses | ||
AUTO 100 | Automotive Maintenance and Operation | 4.0 |
AUTO 190 | Automotive Management | 3.0 |
AUTO 193 | Automotive Service Information Management | 3.0 |
AUTO 194 | Retailing Automotive Service | 3.0 |
AUTO 195 | Automotive Customer Relations | 3.0 |
Total Units | 16 |
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
- Complete a minimum of 60 units to include the above requirements
- the General Education requirements
- and electives as needed.
Recommended Courses
Code Number | Course Title | Units |
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AUTO 100 | Automotive Maintenance and Operation | 4.0 |
AUTO 150 | Automotive Brakes | 5.0 |