Toyota T-TEN

Automotive technician students working on an engine

Degrees/Certificates Offered

Locations Offered

Contact

Paul Overfield
Paul.Overfield@scc.spokane.edu
509-533-7077

About

The Toyota Technician Training and Education Network (T-TEN) program provides specialized training for career opportunities in many areas of the automotive field, with a special focus on Toyota dealerships.

In this program, you’ll learn to service and repair Toyota, Scion and Lexus models. Through partnerships with Toyota and Lexus dealers in Washington and Idaho, you’ll practice your skills in work settings and gain valuable hands-on experience. The program prepares you for ASE-certification exams and Toyota certification.

With this training, you could work in dealerships, independent garages, fleet shops, service stations or specialty shops.

Instructors

APLED Distribution Area Outcomes

DTA Distribution Areas	Distribution Area Outcomes	APLED COURSES	OUTCOME ASSESSMENT
Communication	Prepare and present ideas (verbal and written) clearly, concisely, logically and effectively to communicate in a professional manner	APLED 121	X
	Create, organize, present and adapt effective verbal and nonverbal messages to diverse audiences in diverse contexts	APLED 121 & 123	X
	Access online research related to professional/technical industry topics	APLED 121 & 123
	Demonstrate the ability to critically think: summarize, interpret and evaluate written discourse	APLED 121
	Prepare and write business letters, memos and other documents using instructed technical format	APLED 121	X
	Utilize effective document design techniques to ensure numerical and/or technical data is easily accessible to audience	APLED 121
	Appropriately use college-level language skills (i.e., grammar and punctuation) to draft, revise and edit writing assignments	APLED 121
	Utilize effective communication to lead a group	APLED 123
	Utilize appropriate conflict-management and problem-solving skills while leading or working within a group	APLED 123
	Utilize appropriate customer-relations skills (for both internal and external customers)	APLED 123
	Demonstrate effective listening and responding skills necessary to understand verbal and nonverbal information	APLED 123
Employment Readiness	Analyze personal employment goals and articulate career objectives	APLED 125	X
	Assess professional skills as well as strengths and weaknesses	APLED 125	X
	Develop job search strategies (e.g. research sources of career information and employment opportunities, develop a professional network)	APLED 125
	Demonstrate job interview skills (i.e. presentation skills and effective communication in an interview setting )	APLED 125
	Understand employment and leadership in a diverse workplace	APLED 125
	Prepare an effective employment portfolio including a resume, cover letter and list of references	APLED 125
Math	Apply mathematical concepts and principles to perform computations, as they apply to the student's chosen career	APLED 112	X
	Apply mathematics to solve problems within the student's program	APLED 112
	Apply technology tools (to include calculators) to solve problems as they relate to the student's chosen program	APLED 112
	Use mathematical concepts and techniques in solving practical and applied problems within the student's chosen program	APLED 112
Computer Literacy	Apply skills and concepts for basic use of computer hardware, software and networks in the workplace and in future coursework	APLED 113
	Effectively demonstrate and use the Windows operating system, PC and cloud file management systems	APLED 113
	Effectively demonstrate the use of the school's learning management system	APLED 113	X
	Effectively demonstrate how to email and search the Internet	APLED 113
	Effectively demonstrate and use word processing, spreadsheet and presentation softwares	APLED 113	X
	Use Microsoft Office programs to create personal, academic and business documents following current professional and industry standards	APLED 113

Courses

AUTO 100 — Introduction to Automotive — 4.0 Credits

This course introduces students to what is required of entry level automotive technicians, including, but not limited to, shop safety, tool and equipment usage, locating service information and performing basic service maintenance.
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AUTO 102 — Toyota Electrical I — 5.0 Credits

This course introduces students to automotive electrical systems, Toyota electrical systems, servicing, and repair.
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AUTO 104 — Toyota Electrical II — 6.0 Credits

This course introduces students to advanced electrical diagnostic and repair.
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AUTO 110 — Introduction to Toyota — 5.0 Credits

This course introduces students to Toyota T-TEN coursework. An overview of tire service, tools and equipment, lube service, Toyota information systems, and the Toyota Dealership is presented.
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AUTO 111 — Theory of Brakes — 6.0 Credits

This course is an introduction to the theory and operation of automotive brake systems, hydraulic systems and all types of brake systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 112.
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AUTO 112 — Applications of Brakes — 4.0 Credits

This course provides practical shop experience in the application of the principles taught in AUTO 111. Areas of emphasis are hydraulic systems and brake systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 111.
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AUTO 113 — Theory of Auto Transmissions/Transaxles — 6.0 Credits

This course provides an introduction to the theory and operation of automotive manual transmissions and transaxles, differential, drive line, and constant velocity joints. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 114.
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AUTO 114 — Application of Auto Transmissions/Transaxles — 4.0 Credits

This course provides practical shop experience and application of transmissions and transaxles. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 113.
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AUTO 115 — Theory of Electrical and Electronics — 11.0 Credits

This course introduces students to the theory of basic electrical concepts including Ohm's Law, magnetism, analog and digital meters, and test equipment. Electronics and electrical components also are introduced. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 116.
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AUTO 116 — Diagnosis of Electrical and Electronics — 7.0 Credits

Practical shop experience in the testing of electrical circuits is offered in this course. Related test equipment such as test lamps, voltmeters, ammeters and ohmmeters is used to diagnose electrical problems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 115.
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AUTO 117 — Theory of Engine Performance — 11.0 Credits

This course introduces students to the diagnosis and repair of automotive engines. Areas of emphasis includes ignition, fuel, exhaust and emissions control. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 118.
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AUTO 118 — Application of Engine Performance — 7.0 Credits

Students are introduced to practical shop experience in the diagnosis and repair of automotive engines. Ignition, fuel, exhaust and emissions control are emphasized. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 117
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AUTO 119 — Theory of Heating and Air Conditioning — 4.0 Credits

This course introduces students to the theory of automotive heating and air conditioning systems.
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AUTO 120 — Application of Heat and AC — 2.0 Credits

This course provides students with practical shop experience in the diagnosis and repair of heating and air conditioning systems. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 119.
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AUTO 123 — Toyota Engine Performance I — 6.0 Credits

The student will learn the basic techniques of diagnosis of automotive electronic control engines.
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AUTO 126 — Toyota Engine Repair — 5.0 Credits

This course enables the student to remove, reinstall, teardown, overhaul, diagnosis of engine operation, service and repair.
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AUTO 129 — Theory of Manual Drive Train/Transmissions — 5.0 Credits

Principles of steering systems, including four-wheel alignment, late model transmissions, transaxles and sub-assemblies are emphasized. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 130.
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AUTO 130 — Application of Manual Drive Train/Transmission — 3.0 Credits

This course emphasizes application of principles presented in AUTO 129. Content areas include all types of steering systems, including four-wheel alignments; late model transmissions, transaxles and sub-assemblies. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 129.
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AUTO 131 — Theory of Suspension and Steering — 5.0 Credits

This course introduces students to the basic principles of steering and suspension systems including MacPherson struts and four-wheel alignment. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 132.
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AUTO 132 — Application of Suspension and Steering — 3.0 Credits

This course introduces students to the practical applications of steering and suspension systems including MacPherson struts and four-wheel alignment. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in AUTO 131.
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AUTO 136 — Toyota Steering & Suspension — 6.0 Credits

This course is an introduction to the theory and operation of automotive steering and suspension systems.
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AUTO 137 — Toyota Brake Service & Repair — 5.0 Credits

This course is an introduction to the theory and operation of automotive brake systems, hydraulic systems, and all types of brake systems.
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AUTO 211 — Theory of Engines — 7.0 Credits

This course is an introduction to the theory and operation of fundamentals of engine diagnosis, cylinder heads, valve trains, engine blocks, lubrication and cooling systems.
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AUTO 212 — Application of Engine Repair — 5.0 Credits

This course provides practical shop experience in engine repair including engine diagnosis, cylinder head inspection, valve trains, engine blocks, lubrication and cooling fundamentals.
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AUTO 237 — Toyota T-Port Lab I — 12.0 Credits

This is the students’ first dealership experience. They will be learning what it takes to become successful as a Toyota Service Technician. Includes employment at a Toyota/Lexus dealer.
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AUTO 238 — Toyota T-Port Lab II — 12.0 Credits

Students will work at the dealership with their mentor practicing skills learned in class and in previous quarters.
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AUTO 239 — Toyota T-Port Lab III — 12.0 Credits

This is the final T-Port workplace training exercise.
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AUTO 260 — Toyota Engine Performance II — 6.0 Credits

This course introduces students to advanced Toyota engine control systems and fault diagnosis.
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AUTO 261 — Toyota Drivetrains — 5.0 Credits

Students will be introduced to service and repair of Toyota manual transmissions and drive trains, including 4WD systems.
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AUTO 263 — Toyota Automatic Transmissions — 5.0 Credits

Students will be introduced to principles, services, and repair of Toyota automatic transmission/transaxles.
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AUTO 266 — Cooperative Education Seminar — 1.0-2.0 Credits

For course description, see Cooperative Education.
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AUTO 267 — Cooperative Education Work Experience — 1.0-18.0 Credits

For course description, see Cooperative Education.
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AUTO 270 — High Performance Engines — 18.0 Credits

This course is designed for students interested in expanding their knowledge after completion of their A.A.S. degree in Automotive Technology. Special needs and skills required to work on high-performance engines are emphasized. Prerequisite: A.A.S. degree in Automotive Technology or ASE Master certification.
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AUTO 286 — Toyota Heating and A/C — 5.0 Credits

This course includes knowledge of the automotive repair and service of the AC systems, ATC systems diagnosis, and repair.
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