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The Automotive Technology (AUT) program at Texas State Technical College steps up to face this challenge with a program to prepare serious individuals for careers as technicians in today's automotive industry. And the AUT program offers the kind of training and skills that can help you adapt as the industry changes. Embed this video
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The Automotive Technology (AUT) program at Texas State Technical College steps up to face this challenge with a program to prepare serious individuals for careers as technicians in today's automotive industry. And the AUT program offers the kind of training and skills that can help you adapt as the industry changes. Embed this video
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