Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
- Diagnose problems in the ASE areas of Manual Drive Train and Axles, Brakes, Engine Repair, and Electrical/Electronic Systems used in modern automobiles.
- Repair complex systems in the ASE areas of Manual Drive Train and Axles, Brakes, Engine Repair, and Electrical/Electronic Systems used in modern automobiles.
- Perform diagnosis techniques and proper repair procedures relative to the flat rate time standard.
- Identify health and safety hazards and demonstrate proper techniques and practices associated with the automotive industry.
Required Courses
Course ListCode | Title | Credits |
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AST 106 | Auto Manual Drive Train/Axles | 2 |
AST 107 | Auto Man Drive Train/Axles Lab | 2 |
AST 114 | Automotive Brakes | 2 |
AST 115 | Automotive Brakes Lab | 2 |
AST 162 | Automotive Engine Diagnostics | 3 |
AST 163 | Auto Engine Diagnostics Lab | 3 |
AST 175 | Engine Rebuild Lab | 5 |
COMX 106 | Comm in a Dynamic Workplace | 3 |
M 111 | Technical Mathematics | 3 |
TRID 170 | Engine Theory | 4 |
TRID 181 | Transport Elect Systems Lec | 2 |
TRID 182 | Transport Elect Systems Lab | 2 |
WRIT 104 | Workplace Communications | 3 |
| Introduction to Computers | |
| Environ/Shop Practices | |
Total Minimum Credits | 36 |
Students should check the course descriptions for required prerequisites. Math and English requirements are usually determined by performance on placement tests or transfer credits.