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AUENG - Auto Tech Prog, Auto Engineering Tech Option, A.A.S.

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Automotive

Program Title

Auto Tech Prog, Auto Engineering Tech Option, A.A.S.

Program Code

AUENG

Program Description

The thrust of this option is toward employment in engineering laboratories and service industries. This option places greater emphasis on the scientific and mathematical concepts of the automobile design. Job titles include lab technician and automotive engineering assistant. As an A.A.S. degree, this option is not designed for transfer into a four-year institution, although many courses may prove to be transferable.

Graduates of this program will be able to:

- Demonstrate proficiency in the diagnosis of an automobile malfunction.
- Demonstrate competency in the repair and service of an automobile.
- Demonstrate proficiency in the repair of advanced automotive electronic and computer systems.
- Solve automotive engineering problems utilizing mathematical skills.

Requirements

General Education: 21 Credits

As described in the General Education section of the catalog. The following courses are required:

General Education Note:

*One course is recommended from the Cultural and Global Awareness knowledge area.

Career Studies: 39 Credits as Follows:

A grade of "C" or higher must be earned in all career studies courses in order to complete the program

  • course - Automotive Fundamentals Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Drivelines and Transmissions Credits: 4

  • course - Engine Performance I Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Steering, Suspension and Alignment Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Brake Systems Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Electricity/Electronics I Credits: 4

  • course - Engine Performance II Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Engines I Credits: 4

  • course - College Algebra & Trigonometry Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Electricity/Electronics II Credits: 3**

Career Studies Notes:

**AUTO241 to be taken in last semester of program

Total Credits Required for Degree: 60

Suggested Sequence

The following sequence is an example of how this degree can be completed in two years. This sequence is based on satisfaction of all Foundational Studies requirements and prerequisites and presumes a Fall Term start date. An individual’s program may vary depending on transfer institution, career objectives, or individual needs. See a counselor for other options and to monitor your progress.

Semester 1: Fall Term

  • course - Automotive Fundamentals Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Steering, Suspension and Alignment or course - Automotive Brake Systems Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Electricity/Electronics Credits: 4

  • course- English Composition: The Writing Process Credits: 3

Total Credits: 15

Semester 2: Spring Term

  • course - Automotive Drivelines and Transmissions Credits: 4

  • course - Engine Performance I Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Steering, Suspension and Alignment or course - Automotive Brake Systems Credits: 4

  • course - Intermediate Algebra Credits: 4

Total Credits: 16

Semester 3: Fall Term

  • course - Engine Performance II Credits: 4

  • course - Automotive Engines I Credits: 4

  • course - College Algebra & Trigonometry Credits: 4

  • course - General Physics I (Non-Calculus) Credits: 4

Total Credits:16

Semester 4: Spring Term

Total Credits: 13