Automotive school training courses in Detroit, MI (public, in-house or online)

MTI offers state-licensed courses in precision machining and metalworking. Its renovated 59,000-square-foot shop is equipped with close to 100 conventional and computer-controlled machine tools, and three 24-station computer-aided design (CAD) laboratories.

Automotive service technicians work in an exciting and rapidly changing industry. Students in this program will receive training in the many service and diagnostic procedures necessary to maintain our nation on wheels. Students are trained in modern laboratories equipped with current service and testing equipment. Students in Automotive Service Technology will choose from diploma and AAS degree programs. Students entering this program should have good mechanical aptitude, good communication skil...

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The Automotive Service Technology Associate
of Applied Science degree and College Certificate
programs are designed to develop qualified
technicians to diagnose, repair and service
modern automobiles. The programs provide
opportunities for the student to develop their
skills and competencies for entry-level positions
such as an automotive technician, service manager,
parts manager, product test technician and
self-employment. The programs prepare students
for Automo...

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A course designed to acquaint the student with the types of fuels and air/fuel ratio requirements of the
various fuels used in current automotive engines, along with the construction and operation of fuel delivery
systems. This course will include instruction on fuel pumps, fuel lines, fuel filters and storage tanks. Fuel
system types will include returnable electronic fuel injection, returnless electronic fuel injection and gasoline
direct fuel injection. Elements of automotive ...

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This course is designed to provide the student with intermediate-level instruction on alternative automotive
propulsion systems that are presently being developed for the automobile transportation industry. Course
content will include instruction on theory of operation and service of alternative propulsion systems, with
emphasis on safety issues and concerns regarding the servicing of these systems. Topics to be covered
will include Hybrid systems, (both series and parallel) plu...

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