AUTOMOTIVE

BODY REPAIR (ABR)

MISSION: The Automotive Body Repair program is designed to teach students to repair damaged body and fender parts on vehicles. The program includes the latest repair technology, welding, shop safety, metal straightening, fiberglass repair and damage estimating. Students will obtain skills which include all phases of auto body repair.

Auto body repair work has variety and challenges. Each damaged vehicle presents a different problem. Using their broad knowledge of automotive construction and repair techniques, graduates of the program learn to develop appropriate methods for each job. Auto body technicians may specialize in structural and non structural repairs. Today, many of the non structural repairs involve plastic body parts so the technician must be able to remove the parts, identify the type and properties of the plastic used on the vehicle and determine the appropriate technique to repair the damage. This program

consists of one short certificate.

AUTOMOTIVE BODY REPAIR - SC

Short Certificate 29 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

ABR 111

Non Structural Repair

3

ABR 114

Non Structural Panel Replacement

3

ABR 122

Surface Preparation

3

ABR 123

Paint Preparation and Equipment

3

ABR 151

Safety and Environmental Practices

3

ABR 154

Automotive Glass and Trim

3

ABR 156

Cutting and Welding

3

ABR 213

Automotive Structural Analysis

3

ABR 214

Automotive Structural Repair

3

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN

(AUM)

MISSION: The mission of the Automotive Technician program is to prepare students for successful employment or advancement as automotive technicians.

The Automotive Technician program prepares students to diagnose mechanical problems and to make repairs to all components of the automobile. The program involves attending on-campus classroom and laboratory sessions while participating in cooperative work experiences in the automotive industry.

This program consists of one short certificate, one certificate, and one A.O.T. degree option.

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN - SC

Short Certificate 24 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

Select 16 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronics Systems II

3

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

AUM 252

Work Experience

2

AUM 262

Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN - C

Certificate 49 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Studies Courses

12

Composition

3

COM 100

Career Technical English

Computers

3

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications*

Mathematics

3

MAH 101

Introductory Technical Math I

Communications

3

Select one of the following courses:

SPC 103

Career Technical Speaking

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking*

*Approved for the A.O.T. degree

Pre-Professional Courses

3

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

BSS 220

Professional Transition

1

Major Courses

30

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronic Systems II

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

Select a minimum of 4 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

AUM 252

Work Experience

2

AUM 262

Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN - D

Associate in Occupational Technologies Degree

74 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program. The A.O.T. degree requires a high school diploma or its equivalent.

Major: Automotive Technician (AUM) Certificate

Minor: Medium/Heavy Truck Technician (DEM)

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Studies Courses

26

RDG 114

Critical Reading for College

2

Area I Written Composition

3

ENG 101

English Composition I

Area II Humanities & Fine Arts

6

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

 Humanities and Fine Arts Course

Area III Natural Science & Mathematics

12

Two 1-hour PED activity courses

2

Natural Science Course

4

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications

3

MTH 100

Intermediate College Algebra

3

Area IV History, Social, & Behavioral Sciences

3

History, Social, or Behavioral Science Course

Area V Minor/Elective Courses

12

Select 12 credit hours from the following courses:

DEM 104

Basic Engines

3

DEM 105

Preventive Maintenance

3

DEM 111

Safety, Tool Management

3

DEM 122

Heavy Vehicle Brakes

3

DEM 123

Pneumatics and Hydraulics

3

INT 234

Principles of Industrial Maintenance

Welding and Metal Cutting Techniques

3

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

(ASE/AUM)

GM ASEP, FORD ASSET, & TOYOTA T-TEN

MISSION: The mission of the Automotive Service program is to prepare students for successful employment or advancement in either the Ford, General Motors, or Toyota automotive technology field through various instructional methods including theory classes, practical laboratory, shop experiences, and cooperative education work experience with area dealerships.

The Ford Motor Company Automotive Student Service Educational Training program (ASSET), the General Motors Automotive Service Education Program (ASEP), and the Toyota Technical Education Network (T-TEN) program are designed to provide students with the technical competence and professionalism expected of the incoming dealership technician. With a curricula designed by Ford, GM, and Toyota, the programs involve attending on-campus laboratory sessions and on-the-job work through sponsoring dealerships.

This program consists of one short certificate, one certificate and one A.A.S. degree for each of the product specific manufacturers. Students enrolled in a General Motors, Ford, or Toyota short certificate or certificate program will receive an Automotive Technician Award with a Certificate of Completion from the manufacturer. Credit for General Motors, Ford, or Toyota classes in the short certificate and certificate will apply to the manufacturer specific Association of Applied Science degree. Note: Students must have a high school diploma or GED prior to beginning the A.A.S. degree.

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY: FORD ASSET - SC

Short Certificate 24 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

Select 16 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronics Systems II

3

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

AUM 252

Work Experience

2

AUM 262

Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY:  FORD ASSET - C

Certificate 49 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Studies Courses

12

Composition

3

COM 100

Career Technical English

Computers

3

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications*

Mathematics

3

MAH 101

Introductory Technical Math I

Communications

3

Select one of the following courses:

SPC 103

Career Technical Speaking

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking*

*Approved for the A.A.S. degree

Pre-Professional Courses

3

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

BSS 220

Professional Transition

1

Major Courses

30

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronic Systems II

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

Select a minimum of 4 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

AUM 252

Work Experience

2

 AUM 262

Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY:  FORD ASSET - D

 Associate of Applied Science Degree

78 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 is required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program. The general education requirement for the A.A.S. degree is RDG 114 Critical Reading for College (Depending on placement scores).

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Education Courses

25

Pre-Professional Course

1

PSY 100

Orientation

Area I Written Composition

3

ENG 101 English Composition I

Area II Humanities & Fine Arts

6

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Humanities and Fine Arts Course

Area III Natural Science & Mathematics

12

Two 1-hour PED activity courses

2

Natural Science Course

4

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications

3

MTH 100

Intermediate College Algebra

3

Area IV History, Social, & Behavioral Sciences

3

History, Social, or Behavioral Science Course

Area V Major Courses

53

ASE 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

ASE 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

ASE 121

Braking Systems

3

ASE 122

Suspension and Steering

3

ASE 124

Engine Repair I

3

ASE 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

ASE 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

ASE 150

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 210

Electrical and Electronics Systems II

3

ASE 211

Advanced Electronics

3

ASE 220

Engine Repair II

3

ASE 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

ASE 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

ASE 239

Engine Performance I

3

ASE 244

Engine Performance II

3

ASE 246

Automotive Emissions

3

ASE 250

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 252

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 262

Dealership Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY:  GENERAL MOTORS ASEP - SC

Short Certificate 24 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

Select 16 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronics Systems II

3

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

 AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

AUM 252

Work Experience

2

AUM 262

Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY: GENERAL MOTORS ASEP - C

Certificate 49 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Studies Courses

12

Composition

3

COM 100

Career Technical English

Computers

3

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications*

Mathematics

3

MAH 101

Introductory Technical Math I

Communications

3

Select one of the following courses:

SPC 103

Career Technical Speaking

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking*

*Approved for the A.A.S. degree

Pre-Professional Courses

3

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

BSS 220

Professional Transition

1

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

 AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronic Systems II

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

Select a minimum of 4 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

AUM 252

Work Experience

2

 AUM 262

Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY: GENERAL MOTORS ASEP - D

Associate of Applied Science Degree

78 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 is required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program. The general education requirement for the A.A.S. degree is RDG 114 Critical Reading for College (Depending on placement scores).

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Education Courses

25

Pre-Professional Course

1

PSY 100

Orientation

Area I Written Composition

3

ENG 101

English Composition I

Area II Humanities & Fine Arts

6

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Humanities and Fine Arts Course

Area III Natural Science & Mathematics

12

Two 1-hour PED activity courses

2

Natural Science Course

4

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications

3

MTH 100

Intermediate College Algebra

3

Area IV History, Social, & Behavioral Sciences

3

History, Social, or Behavioral Science Course

Area V Major Courses

53

ASE 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

ASE 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

ASE 121

Braking Systems

3

ASE 122

Suspension and Steering

3

ASE 124

Engine Repair I

3

ASE 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

ASE 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

ASE 150

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 210

Electrical and Electronics Systems II

3

ASE 211

Advanced Electronics

3

ASE 220

Engine Repair II

3

ASE 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

ASE 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

ASE 239

Engine Performance I

3

ASE 244

Engine Performance II

3

ASE 246

Automotive Emissions

3

ASE 250

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 252

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 262

Dealership Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALITY: TOYOTA T-TEN - SC

Short Certificate 24 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

Select 16 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

 AUM 122 g

Suspension and Steerin

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronics Systems II

3

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

 AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

AUM 252

Work Experience

2

AUM 262

Work Experience

2

TOYOTA T-TEN

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY: TOYOTA T-TEN - C

Certificate 49 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Studies Courses

12

Composition

3

COM 100

Career Technical English

Computers

3

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications*

Mathematics

3

MAH 101

Introductory Technical Math I

Communications

3

Select one of the following courses:

SPC 103

Career Technical Speaking

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking*

*Approved for the A.A.S. degree

Pre-Professional Courses

3

PSY 100 Orientation

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

 1

BSS 220

Professional Transition

 1

Major Courses

30

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

 AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

AUM 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

AUM 210

Electrical and Electronic Systems II

3

AUM 220

Engine Repair II

3

AUM 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

Select a minimum of 4 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 150

Work Experience

2

AUM 211

Advanced Electronics

3

AUM 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

AUM 239

Engine Performance I

3

AUM 244

Engine Performance II

3

AUM 246

Automotive Emissions

3

AUM 250

Work Experience

2

 AUM 252

Work Experience

2

AUM 262

Work Experience

2

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

SPECIALTY: TOYOTA T-TEN - D

Associate of Applied Science Degree

78 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 is required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program. The general education requirement for the A.A.S. degree is RDG 114 Critical Reading for College (Depending on placement scores).

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE DESCRIPTION

CREDIT HOURS

General Education Courses

25

Pre-Professional Course

1

PSY 100

Orientation

Area I Written Composition

3

ENG 101

English Composition I

Area II Humanities & Fine Arts

6

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Humanities and Fine Arts Course

Area III Natural Science & Mathematics

12

Two 1-hour PED activity courses

2

Natural Science Course

4

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications

3

MTH 100

Intermediate College Algebra

3

Area IV History, Social, & Behavioral Sciences

3

History, Social, or Behavioral Science Course

Area V Major Courses

53

ASE 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Tech

3

ASE 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

ASE 121

Braking Systems

3

ASE 122

Suspension and Steering

3

ASE 124

Engine Repair I

3

ASE 130

Drive Train and Axles

3

ASE 133

Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning

3

 ASE 150

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 210

Electrical and Electronics Systems II

3

ASE 211

Advanced Electronics

3

ASE 220

Engine Repair II

3

ASE 224

Manual Transmission and Transaxle

3

ASE 230

Automatic Transmission and Transaxle

3

ASE 239

Engine Performance I

3

ASE 244

Engine Performance II

3

ASE 246

Automotive Emissions

3

ASE 250

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 252

Dealership Work Experience

2

ASE 262

Dealership Work Experience

2

MEDIUM/HEAVY TRUCK

TECHNICIAN (DEM)

MISSION: The mission of the Medium/Heavy Truck Technician program is to prepare students for successful employment or advancement as heavy-duty diesel technicians.

The program prepares students to diagnose mechanical problems and to make repairs to components of diesel-powered heavy-duty trucks and equipment. The program involves attending on-campus classroom and laboratory sessions as well as the opportunity to reinforce skills through cooperative work experiences in the diesel mechanics industry.  This program consists of one short certificate, one certificate, and one A.O.T. degree option.

MEDIUM/HEAVY TRUCK TECHNICIAN - SC

Short Certificate 23 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

DEM 104

Basic Engines

3

DEM 105

Preventive Maintenance

3

DEM 111

Safety, Tools and Management

3

Select 12 credit hours from the following courses:

DEM 122

Heavy Vehicle Brakes

DEM 123

Pneumatics and Hydraulics

3

DEM 124

Electronic Engine Systems

3

DEM 125

Heavy Vehicle Drive Trains

3

DEM 126

Advanced Engine Analysis

3

DEM 127

Fuel Systems

3

DEM 135

Heavy Vehicle Steering and Suspension

3

DEM 136

Electrical Systems

3

DEM 137

Heating and A/C Systems

3

DEM 156

CDL License Test Preparation

3

DEM 192

Cooperative Work Experience

2

DEM 193

Practicum

3

INT 234

Principles Industrial Maintenance Metal Welding/Cutting Techniques

3

MEDIUM/HEAVY TRUCK TECHNICIAN - C

Certificate 42 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

General Studies Courses

12

Composition

3

COM 100

Career Technical English

Computers

3

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications*

Mathematics

3

MAH 101

Introductory Technical Math I

Communications

3

Select one of the following courses:

SPC 103

Career Technical Speaking

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking*

*Approved for the A.O.T. degree

Pre-Professional Courses

3

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

BSS 220

Professional Transition

1

Major Courses

30

DEM 104

Basic Engines

3

DEM 111

Safety, Tools and Management

3

DEM 122

Heavy Vehicle Brakes

3

DEM 124

Electronic Engine Systems

3

DEM 127

Fuel Systems

3

DEM 135

Heavy Vehicle Steering/Suspension

3

DEM 136

Electrical Systems

3

DEM 137

Heating and A/C Systems

3

Select 6 credit hours from the following courses:

DEM 105

Preventive Maintenance

3

DEM 123

Pneumatics and Hydraulics

3

DEM 125

Heavy Vehicle Drive Trains

3

DEM 126

Advanced Engine Analysis

3

DEM 156

CDL License Test Preparation

3

DEM 192

Cooperative Work Experience

2

DEM 193

Practicum

3

INT 234

Principles Industrial Maintenance Metal Welding/Cutting Techniques

3

MEDIUM/HEAVY TRUCK TECHNICIAN - D

AOT Degree 65 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program. The A.O.T. degree requires a high school diploma or its equivalent.

Major: Medium/Heavy Truck Technician (DEM) Certificate

Minor: Automotive Technician (AUM)

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

General Studies Courses

26

RDG 114

Critical Reading for College

2

Area I Written Composition

3

ENG 101

English Composition I

Area II Humanities & Fine Arts

6

SPH 107

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Humanities and Fine Arts Course

Area III Natural Science & Mathematics

12

Two 1-hour PED activity courses

2

Natural Science Course

4

CIS 146

Microcomputer Applications

3

MTH 100

Intermediate College Algebra

3

Area IV History, Social, & Behavioral Sciences

3

History, Social, or Behavioral Science Course

Area V Minor/Elective Courses

12

Select 12 credit hours from the following courses:

AUM 101

Fundamentals of Automotive Technology

3

AUM 110

Electrical and Electronic Systems I

3

AUM 121

Braking Systems

3

AUM 122

Suspension and Steering

3

AUM 124

Engine Repair I

3

AUM 130

Drive Train and Axles

3