Electric Vehicle/Hybrid Vehicle Technician, Associate of Applied Science
Students who successfully complete all Electric Vehicle/Hybrid Vehicle Technician, Associate of Applied Science degree requirements will be able to:
- Inspect, service, and perform basic repairs of modern automobiles and light trucks.
- Practice safety precautions to protect yourself, vehicles, and the environment.
- Properly articulate, through verbal and written communication, what constitutes each of the different vehicle electrification categories.
- Identify and describe each of the HEV system sub-category derivative types and associated operational modes, including all sub-systems.
- Visually identify and confirm if the equipment being utilized to perform electrical measurements meets the minimum CAT safety requirements.
- Perform High Voltage Battery Pack testing when installed in the vehicle or removed from the vehicle and bench tested by using specialized testing equipment.
- Test and check the functionality of cabin and High Voltage battery pack HVAC system and its associated components utilizing test vehicles, diagrams, OEM service information, Scan Tools, electronic test equipment, and worksheets.
- Articulate how the mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and electronic systems operate to permit and control the Regen Braking System, and how to test, analyze, and service the Regen Braking System when provided with test equipment.
Program Course Requirements
See the graduation requirements for the Associate of Applied Science degree. For information on the advised sequence of program courses, see the Electric Vehicle/Hybrid Vehicle, Associate of Applied Science Program Map.
Communication
Computation
Human Relations
Core Courses
Students must complete a minimum of 3 credits of WE1. 280W Cooperative Work Experience (CWE).
Total Credit Hours: 91-92