Automotive Technology Introduction
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The Automotive Technology A.A.S. program at BYU‑Idaho provides practical, career‑focused training that prepares students for work in dealerships, repair shops, and service centers. Students learn how to:
- Diagnose and repair automotive systems
- Understand modern vehicle technology
- Perform high‑quality workmanship
- Communicate effectively with customers
- Apply integrity and professionalism in real service environments
Even though the associate degree requires fewer credits than a bachelor’s program, students gain the essential skills employers look for in entry‑level technicians. The program emphasizes hands‑on learning, technical accuracy, and strong ethical standards.
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