Automotive Technology: General Motors Automotive Service Education Program (ASEP), AAS (AUTO-AAS-ASE)
The Automotive Service Education Program (ASEP) was designed by General Motors (GM) and Gateway Community College, now Gateway campus of CT State Community College. This unique, cooperative program educates students for a challenging career in General Motors and AC Delco sponsored automotive service facilities. Through a special arrangement, students attend classes and labs at the North Haven Campus and then work full-time at a sponsoring GM or AC Delco facility. Vehicles, parts, engines, specialized tools, service information, and materials are provided by General Motors Corporation. The automotive curriculum is designed to meet all Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Accredited Training Program requirements for national accreditation. This program is offered at the North Haven campus only.
Courses
- AUTO1010 — Introduction to General Motors Automotive Systems
- AUTO1012 — General Motors Braking Systems
- AUTO1014 — General Motors Steering & Suspension Systems
- AUTO1016 — General Motors Electrical Systems
- AUTO1018 — General Motors Engine Propulsion Systems
- AUTO1195A — General Motors Internship 1A
- AUTO1195B — General Motors Internship 1B
- AUTO1195C — General Motors Internship 1C
- AUTO1295 — General Motors Internship 2
- AUTO2001 — General Motors Powertrain Control System
- AUTO2003 — General Motors Manual Drivetrain Systems
- AUTO2005 — General Motors Automatic Drivetrain Systems
- AUTO2007 — General Motors Climate Control and Safety Systems
- AUTO2030 — Service and Parts Department Management
- AUTO2395A — General Motors Internship 3A
- AUTO2395B — General Motors Internship 3B
- AUTO2395C — General Motors Internship 3C
- AUTO2495 — General Motors Internship 4
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- ENG1010 — Composition
- MATH1001 — Quantitative Literacy
- MATH1002 — Math for Science and Technology