Work with alternative fuels and advanced propulsion systems in the automotive industry. Our students make a positive impact on the environment by reducing vehicle emissions and improving fuel efficiency.
Diagnose, repair, and maintain vehicles powered by alternative fuels such as hydrogen, electricity, compressed natural gas, and hybrid technologies.
Work on a variety of vehicles powered by different types of alternative fuels. Our students develop the practical skills needed to succeed as an alternative fuels mechanic.
Our curriculum includes courses in advanced propulsion systems, automotive electronics, alternative fuel systems, and emissions control technologies.
Diagnose and repair problems with alternative fuel systems with the latest technologies and advancements in the field.
Alternative Fuels Engineer plays a critical role in developing and implementing new technologies to reduce the environmental impact of the automotive industry.
Our graduates gain more than just the technical skills needed to gain employment in this fast-changing industry; they gain the leadership skills necessary to succeed at the highest corporate levels.
Electrical technicians within the automotive industry earn an annual average salary of $51,396.
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