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Courses for this A.A.S. degree program are offered day, evening, online and/or hybrid.

First Year: Fall Semester (17 Semester Hours Credit)

•  - College Student Success
• - Brake Systems
• - Brake Systems Lab
• - Writing & Inquiry
• - Intro to Transportation
• - Basic Transportation Electricity
• - PC Skills for Transp

First Year: Spring Semester (17 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Suspension & Steering Systems
• - Suspension & Steering Lab
• - Advanced Auto Electricity
• - Engine Performance I
• - Engine Performance I Lab
• - Adv Transp Electronics
• --- Natural Sciences/Mathematics

First Year: Summer Session (8 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Hybrid-Electric Transportation
• - Transportation Climate Control
• - Transportation Climate Control Lab

Second Year: Fall Semester (16 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Engine Repair
• - Engine Repair Lab OR - Work-Based Learning I - AST
• - Manual Trans/Axles/Drtrains
• - Technical Report Writing
• - Intro to Light Duty Diesel
• --- Humanities/Fine Arts Course

Second Year: Spring Semester (17 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Emerging Transp Tech
• - Managing Automotive Org
• - Engine Performance 2
• - Automatic Transm/Transaxles
• - Automatic Transm/Transax Lab OR -  - Work-Based Learning II - AST
• --- Social/Behavioral Science

Total Semester Hours Credit: 75

Humanities/Fine Arts Electives (choose one)

• - Technology and Society
• - Critical Thinking
• - Introduction to Ethics

Social/Behavioral Science Electives (choose one)

• - Prin of Microeconomics
• - General Psychology
• - Introduction to Sociology

Natural Sciences/Mathematics (choose one)

• - Math Measurement & Literacy
• - Technical Mathematics
• - Conceptual Physics

Courses for this A.A.S. degree program are offered day, evening, online and/or hybrid. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

Courses for this certificate program are offered day and evening. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

First Year: Fall Semester (9 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Brake Systems
• - Brake Systems Lab
• - Basic Transportation Electricity

First Year: Spring Semester (8 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Suspension & Steering Systems
• - Suspension & Steering Lab
• - Engine Performance I
• - Engine Performance I Lab

Total Semester Hours Credit: 17

[C60160D]

Courses for this certificate program are offered day and evening. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

First Year: Fall Semester (5 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Basic Transportation Electricity

First Year: Spring Semester (7 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Adv Auto Electricity
• - Engine Performance I
• - Engine Performance I Lab

First Year: Summer Semester (4 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Hybrid-Electric Transportation

Total Semester Hours Credit: 16

[C60160EV]

Courses for this certificate program are offered day and evening. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

First Year: Fall Semester (5 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Basic Transportation Electricity

First Year: Spring Semester (9 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Emerging Transp Tech
• - Adv Auto Electricity
• - Adv Transp Electronics

First Year: Summer Semester (4 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Hybrid-Electric Transportation

Total Semester Hours Credit: 18

[C60160AC]

Courses for this certificate program are offered day and evening. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

First Year: Fall Semester (5 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Basic Transportation Electricity

First Year: Spring Semester (6 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Adv Auto Electricity
• - Adv Transp Electronics

First Year: Summer Semester (4 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Emerging Transp Tech
• - Transportation Climate Control Lab

Total Semester Hours Credit: 15

[C60160P]

Courses for this certificate program are offered day and evening. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

First Year: Fall Semester (3 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Manual Drive Trains/Axles

First Year: Spring Semester (8 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Automatic Transmissions
• - Automatic Transmissions Lab
• - Engine Performance I
• - Engine Performance I Lab

First Year: Summer Semester (4 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Hybrid-Electric Transportation

Total Semester Hours Credit: 15

Courses for this certificate program are offered day and evening. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

Courses for this diploma program are offered day, evening, online and/or hybrid. Courses for this program are offered in 8-week and/or 16-week terms.

First Year: Fall Semester (16 Semester Hours Credit)

• - College Student Success
• - Writing & Inquiry
• - Intro to Light-Duty Diesel
• - LDD Fuel Systems
• - Basic Transportation Electricity

First Year: Spring Semester (17 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Advanced Auto Electricity
• ---- Humanities/Fine Arts
• - Air, Exh, Emissions
• - LDD Test and Diagnosis
• - Intro to Transportation
• - PC Skills for Transp

First Year: Summer Session (4 Semester Hours Credit)

• - Transportation Climate Control
• - Transportation Climate Control Lab

Total Semester Hours Credit: 37

Upon successful completion of the Automotive Systems Technology program, the student should be able to:

• Identify and determine cause of common malfunction indicators.
• Perform undercar vehicle repair and maintenance.
• Demonstrate the proper use of digital diagnostic equipment.

The Automotive Systems Technology program prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to repair, service, and maintain all types of automobiles. Includes instruction in brake systems, electrical systems, engine performance, engine repair, suspension and steering, automatic and manual transmissions and drive trains, and heating and air condition systems. To effectively train Automotive Service professionals, the performance of these functions is incorporated throughout the program. Faculty and students are required to demonstrate proficiency of these functions in the auto repair shop. The essential functions include:

1. Critical Thinking: critical thinking skills sufficient to identify complex problems and review related information, to develop and evaluate options and implement solutions. For example, evaluating a vehicle in need of repairs and writing estimates.
2. Interpersonal Skills: interpersonal abilities sufficient to interact with co-workers under physically and mentally demanding environmental conditions. For example, working with other students and faculty.
3. Communication Skills: communication skills sufficient to communicate information and ideas in speaking so others will understand. For example, communicating procedures for auto repair and amount of time for repair to customers.
4. Mobility: mobility sufficient to perform physical activities that require considerable use of arms and legs and moving the whole body, such as climbing, lifting, balancing, walking, stooping, and handling of materials. For example, making general automotive repairs.
5. Motor Skills: motor skills sufficient to quickly move the hands, hand together with the arm, and two hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble objects/automobiles. For example, making repairs and assembling parts.
6. Visual: visual skills sufficient to see details at close range. For example, identify defects and make repairs.
7. Weight-Bearing: weight-bearing skills sufficient to carry 50-100 pounds. For example, lifting and carrying wheels, engine parts, brake rotors, etc.
8. Listening: listening skills sufficient to give full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times. For example, listening to faculty and customers' assessment of problem.

EXAMPLES ARE NOT ALL INCLUSIVE.
51社区 is an ADA compliant institution. The College does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admissions process or in access to its programs, services and/or activities for qualified individuals who meet essential eligibility requirements. The College will provide reasonable accommodations for documented disabilities of individuals who are eligible to receive or participate in college programs, services and/or activities. Student Services provides a disability counselor to assist students in requesting disability related accommodations. If a student believes that he/she cannot meet one or more of the essential functions without accommodations, the student is encouraged to disclose the disability to the disability counselor as soon as possible. Students must certify the ability to meet essential functions of the curriculum by a signed statement when they begin the program.