Students can acquire the basic skills and knowledge to earn the Microcomputer Technician Associate in Science Degree / Certificate of Achievement, in the Electronics Department. This program will not only prepare students for an award, but will also prepare them for the A+ Certification exam, and help them prepare for the Cisco Certified Networking Associate (CCNA).

By fulfilling the program requirements, students are able to format a computer, install the operating system, and install all the necessary drivers. Students will be able to successfully configure and create a network system consisting of a number of computers all for employment in a field related to microcomputer technology.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) ​

Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Install, configure, and add auxiliary equipment for a microcomputer.

- Load software and suggest programs to answer the needs of individuals and companies.

- Format a computer, install the operating system and install all the necessary drivers. - Configure and create a network system consisting of a number of computers.

LATTC offers an Associate in Science degree in Machine Shop CNC as well as a Certificate of Achievement.

The Associate in Science degree and Certificate of Achievement is designed for individuals seeking entry-level positions in the field. Students enrolling in this program should be able to commit to full-time student status, which is approximately 21 hours per week. This time commitment is necessary to allow for hands-on training in the lab applications used during the course of instruction.

By fulfilling the program requirements, students will have the necessary knowledge and skills for a career in the Machining Industry. Students will properly use related terminology, safely set up and operate numerous conventional and computer numerically controlled (CNC) machine tools, use computers to program various CNC machines directly or with Computer-Assisted Machinery (CAM), and interpret most related parts and assembly drawings. The general education component classes will give the student a well-rounded education and provide knowledge and skills to assist in successful participation in all aspects of society.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

​Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Use hand and power tools to perform work within the machining technology industry.

- Demonstrate sustainable industry principles and practices.

- Perform calculations and measurements required for work in the machining technology industry.

- Work independently and interdependently to accomplish shared professional outcomes safely.

LATTC offers an Associate in Science degree in Machine Shop CNC as well as a Certificate of Achievement.

The Associate in Science degree and Certificate of Achievement is designed for individuals seeking entry-level positions in the field. Students enrolling in this program should be able to commit to full-time student status, which is approximately 21 hours per week. This time commitment is necessary to allow for hands-on training in the lab applications used during the course of instruction.

By fulfilling the program requirements, students will have the necessary knowledge and skills for a career in the Machining Industry. Students will properly use related terminology, safely set up and operate numerous conventional and computer numerically controlled (CNC) machine tools, use computers to program various CNC machines directly or with Computer-Assisted Machinery (CAM), and interpret most related parts and assembly drawings. The general education component classes will give the student a well-rounded education and provide knowledge and skills to assist in successful participation in all aspects of society.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

​Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Use hand and power tools to perform work within the machining technology industry.

- Demonstrate sustainable industry principles and practices.

- Perform calculations and measurements required for work in the machining technology industry.

- Work independently and interdependently to accomplish shared professional outcomes safely.

The courses listed in this certificate compile a comprehensive list of job-related skills needed to acquire hybrid and electric plug-in vehicle maintenance and repair technical skills. They cover basic, intermediate, and advanced level training for these vehicles including the different configurations used in the automotive, transit, and trucking industries. These skills will prepare an individual for entry-level employment or career advancement in the maintenance and repair of hybrid vehicles in all sectors of the transportation industry.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) ​

Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Identify alternative fuel and hybrid vehicles and explain their operation and related safety repair procedures.

- Safely remove and replace various hybrid and plug-in electric vehicle components using specialty tools and equipment according to manufacturer and industry safety guidelines.

If you live in the United States, almost every single thing you eat, wear, or use has been transported by diesel-powered vehicles and alternative/green power plants.

New EPA/CARB regulations have impacted the fuel technology and energy source/design used. Trucks, trains, buses, and many other medium and heavy-duty vehicles have evolved to match today’s more stringent clean air emission standards. Graduates of the Diesel Technology program are well paid and have a diverse choice of areas in which to specialize. In recent years, the demand from local employers has exceeded our supply of qualified graduates as the program continues to grow.

After successful completion of the program requirements, students will become proficient in all aspects of diesel engine fundamentals, electrical components, fuel systems, overhaul procedures, air brake system and the construction and operation of diesel engines.

Contract and Continued Training

In addition to our regular curriculum, we offer contract education and continued training for journey-level technicians who wish to update their skills in the latest technology available. These additional classes include Periodic Smoke Inspection Certification, Southern California Regional Transit Training Consortium classes, and Eaton Transmission Factory Certified Training.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Identify and explain the operation of diesel vehicle systems ( such as engine, transmissions, brakes, electrical, and suspension ) along with their related subsystems.

- Utilize the various manufacturer diagnostic software to accurately diagnose and repair diesel powered vehicles.

- Demonstrate proficiency in utilizing specialized tools and shop equipment in the repair of diesel vehicles while adhering to all applicable industry safety standards.

If you live in the United States, almost every single thing you eat, wear, or use has been transported by diesel-powered vehicles and alternative/green power plants.

New EPA/CARB regulations have impacted the fuel technology and energy source/design used. Trucks, trains, buses, and many other medium and heavy-duty vehicles have evolved to match today’s more stringent clean air emission standards. Graduates of the Diesel Technology program are well paid and have a diverse choice of areas in which to specialize. In recent years, the demand from local employers has exceeded our supply of qualified graduates as the program continues to grow.

After successful completion of the program requirements, students will become proficient in all aspects of diesel engine fundamentals, electrical components, fuel systems, overhaul procedures, air brake system and the construction and operation of diesel engines.

Contract and Continued Training

In addition to our regular curriculum, we offer contract education and continued training for journey-level technicians who wish to update their skills in the latest technology available. These additional classes include Periodic Smoke Inspection Certification, Southern California Regional Transit Training Consortium classes, and Eaton Transmission Factory Certified Training.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Identify and explain the operation of diesel vehicle systems ( such as engine, transmissions, brakes, electrical, and suspension ) along with their related subsystems.

- Utilize the various manufacturer diagnostic software to accurately diagnose and repair diesel powered vehicles.

- Demonstrate proficiency in utilizing specialized tools and shop equipment in the repair of diesel vehicles while adhering to all applicable industry safety standards.

This program covers, circuit analysis of several complete FM systems. By completing the certificate and/or degree, students will be able to pass the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Examination. In addition, by fulfilling the program requirements, students are proficient in the operation of AM/FM Transmitters and can troubleshoot AM/FM Receivers as well as install C Band, K/U Band, and digital satellite systems (DSS). Students will also have an understating of cordless phones, microwave receivers/transmitters, and cell phone systems

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

​Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Demonstrate knowledge of reading electronic symbols and schematic diagrams.

- Perform mathematical calculations and measurements related to electronics circuit analysis.

- Demonstrate a basic understanding of semiconductors devices, digital circuits, and electronics communications theory.

This program covers, circuit analysis of several complete FM systems. By completing the certificate and/or degree, students will be able to pass the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Examination. In addition, by fulfilling the program requirements, students are proficient in the operation of AM/FM Transmitters and can troubleshoot AM/FM Receivers as well as install C Band, K/U Band, and digital satellite systems (DSS). Students will also have an understating of cordless phones, microwave receivers/transmitters, and cell phone systems

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

​Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:

- Demonstrate knowledge of reading electronic symbols and schematic diagrams.

- Perform mathematical calculations and measurements related to electronics circuit analysis.

- Demonstrate a basic understanding of semiconductors devices, digital circuits, and electronics communications theory.

Los Angeles is a leading collision capital center in the automotive design world. Insurance companies are increasingly demanding Auto Collision Technicians trained in damage cost estimations. The demand for fully trained Automotive Repair Technicians is very high where skilled technicians are readily employable and command excellent incomes. These technicians use highly sophisticated devices, such as lasers for straightening frames, computers for mixing paint, and dust control contamination vacuum tools for smoothing paint. The LATTC Automotive Collision Repair program is designed for students who want to enter this growing field. Classes are a combination of classroom instruction coupled with hands-on training. Students learn welding procedures, diagnostic and repair procedures, body part alignment processes, metal finishing/shrinking/filling techniques, auto body electrical wiring systems, body section replacement, and structural sectioning practices, body damage estimating techniques, auto body construction methods, paint color application skills, and body shop practices.

By fulfilling the program requirements, students are proficient in a variety of automotive collision techniques and will have the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain, repair, and diagnose body and fender repairs. They will be proficient at all aspects of preparation and painting, including computerized mixing and matching, damage estimation, creating computerized reports, and digital imaging. Students who complete this degree will be able to perform jobs as estimators, service managers equipped to repair problems occurring in automotive collision systems.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) 

Upon completion of the Degree program, students are able to:

- Identify and repair a variety of vehicle bodies with different frame types, components, and structure chemistries while adhering to industry-standard procedures.

- Refinish collision repairs on a vehicle using various paints, primers, sealers, and tools according to I-CAR and ASE standards.

- Create collision repair estimates using industry-recognized computer software in accordance with industry standards.

Los Angeles is a leading collision capital center in the automotive design world. Insurance companies are increasingly demanding Auto Collision Technicians trained in damage cost estimations. The demand for fully trained Automotive Repair Technicians is very high where skilled technicians are readily employable and command excellent incomes. These technicians use highly sophisticated devices, such as lasers for straightening frames, computers for mixing paint, and dust control contamination vacuum tools for smoothing paint. The LATTC Automotive Collision Repair program is designed for students who want to enter this growing field. Classes are a combination of classroom instruction coupled with hands-on training. Students learn welding procedures, diagnostic and repair procedures, body part alignment processes, metal finishing/shrinking/filling techniques, auto body electrical wiring systems, body section replacement, and structural sectioning practices, body damage estimating techniques, auto body construction methods, paint color application skills, and body shop practices.

By fulfilling the program requirements, students are proficient in a variety of automotive collision techniques and will have the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain, repair, and diagnose body and fender repairs. They will be proficient at all aspects of preparation and painting, including computerized mixing and matching, damage estimation, creating computerized reports, and digital imaging. Students who complete this degree will be able to perform jobs as estimators, service managers equipped to repair problems occurring in automotive collision systems.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs) 

Upon completion of the Degree program, students are able to:

- Identify and repair a variety of vehicle bodies with different frame types, components, and structure chemistries while adhering to industry-standard procedures.

- Refinish collision repairs on a vehicle using various paints, primers, sealers, and tools according to I-CAR and ASE standards.

- Create collision repair estimates using industry-recognized computer software in accordance with industry standards.