Collision Repair Technology

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The Collision Repair Technology Certificate of Proficiency quickly prepares the student for entry-level positions in Collision Repair Technology. The CRT Certificate of Proficiency may be applied towards the Technical Certificate in CRT or as one of the technical disciplines required for the AAS in General Technology.

Program Learning Outcomes

Understand and use basic safety in the auto collision industry.
Identify and properly use automotive collision repair materials, tools, and power equipment.
Demonstrate the ability to read and interpret frame and dimension measurements.
Demonstrate automotive non-structural repair, structural repair, refinishing techniques, and estimating techniques.
Successfully complete I-CAR Curriculum for ProLevel-I credentials.

First Semester: 17 Credits

CT 1021 - Industrial Safety Credits: 1
ET 1003 - Introduction to Electronics Credits: 3
CRT 1005 - Structural Analysis and Damage Repair Credits: 5
CRT 1015 - Non-Structural Analysis and Damage Repair Credits: 5
Select one of the following courses
ET 1013 - Technical Math Credits: 3
MAT 1013 - Mathematics for Career and Technology Credits: 3 or higher

Collision Repair Technology

First Semester: 17 Credits

Grand Total: 17 Credits