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Automotive Collision Repair Technology

Academic Department: Career Education
Main Office: BLDG09 103
Phone Ext: 8200
Main Numbers: (415) 457-8811  /  (415) 883-2211
 
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About the Program

The Automotive Collision Repair Technology Program is designed to prepare students for entry into one or more of the many service branches of the expanding automotive collision repair and maintenance fields. This program will also meet the needs of those in the adult community interested in acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to repair and maintain the appearance and value of their personal vehicles.

Career Options
Auto Design Engineer, Insurance Estimator/Adjuster, Owner/Operator/Manager (Independent or Dealer), Specialist in Body Work, Specialist in Painting, Working Foreman

A.S. in Master Collision Repair, Occupational
(Certificate of Achievement also awarded. Skills Certificates available in Mechanical and Electrical Components, Nonstructural Damage Repair, Painting and Refinishing, and Structural Damage Repair.)
The Automotive Collision Repair Technology Program is offered at the Indian Valley Campus. Students who complete the requirements for Master Collision Repair and additional general education and graduation requirements will be awarded an Associate in Science degree. Students who complete only the required courses for the major will receive a Certificate of Achievement. A Skills Certificate is earned by completion of the required courses as listed for the specific Skills Certificate. In addition, students may be credited with up to two years toward their apprenticeship in Marin County’s automotive reconditioning and refinishing market.
Please note: Students may choose English 120, 120SL, or 150 to complete the Associate degree. Transfer students, however, are advised to complete English 150. All students should consult a counselor.

Department Phone: (415) 883-2211, Ext. 8532
Faculty

NameSend EmailOfficePhone
Brady, Stephen C SBrady@marin.edu BLDG08 133 8200
Palmer, Ron E RPalmer@marin.edu BLDG06 107 8532
Current and Future Courses

TermSection (CRN)CourseDatesDaysTimeCampusRoomInstructor
Spring 2019 11962 ACRT 100 - Career Math/Resumes/Customer 01/19/19-05/17/19 Tu 06:10 PM-10:00 PM IVC PV 7 Palmer, Ron
12134 ACRT 105A - Advanced Structural Repair 01/19/19-05/17/19 M 01:10 PM-02:00 PM IVC PV 3 Brady, Stephen
12134 ACRT 105A - Advanced Structural Repair 01/19/19-05/17/19 M 02:10 PM-05:00 PM IVC BLDG01 103 Brady, Stephen
12946 ACRT 171 - Dent and Damage Repair 01/19/19-05/17/19 M 09:10 AM-12:00 PM IVC PV 6 Brady, Stephen
12137 ACRT 202A - Auto Paint Three-Stage 01/19/19-05/17/19 W 01:10 PM-03:00 PM IVC PV 3 Palmer, Ron
12137 ACRT 202A - Auto Paint Three-Stage 01/19/19-05/17/19 W 03:10 PM-05:00 PM IVC BLDG01 103 Palmer, Ron
12137 ACRT 202A - Auto Paint Three-Stage 01/26/19-04/27/19 Sa 08:10 AM-04:30 PM IVC BLDG01 103 Palmer, Ron
12138 ACRT 279A - Frame Straightening Fund 01/19/19-05/17/19 M 06:10 PM-07:00 PM IVC PV 3 Brady, Stephen
12138 ACRT 279A - Frame Straightening Fund 01/19/19-05/17/19 M 07:10 PM-10:00 PM IVC BLDG01 103 Brady, Stephen

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