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Want to start your own automotive business? These skills will help.
If you’re interested in cars, diagnostics, and hands-on problem solving, automotive technology and automotive engineering technology are two strong academic paths. Both teach how vehicle systems work, but they prepare students for slightly different roles in the automotive industry. Here’s how the two fields compare.
Many people use the terms "automotive technician" and "mechanic" interchangeably. However, there are a few key differences worth knowing about. This article explains what each role involves and where they overlap.
Thinking about majoring in Automotive Technology, but worried you’ve never changed your own oil or picked up a torque wrench? You’re not alone. Many students approach this major with little to no in-depth knowledge of cars. The question is, do they succeed?
The automotive industry is changing. Today’s automotive engineers need more than a degree to be successful.
Automotive engineers develop new ways to reduce vehicle emissions, improve fuel efficiency, and develop cleaner manufacturing processes.
Many people use the terms automotive technician and mechanic as if they mean the same thing. However, there are a few key differences that are helpful to know about. This article explains what each role involves and where they overlap.