State Technical College of Missouri
OUTDOOR POWER AND SPORTS TECHNOLOGY GENERAL OPTION
GOLF COURSE/LANDSCAPE EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT OPTION 01.0201
(Associate of Applied Science Degree)
The Outdoor Power and Sports Technology program prepares individuals to perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and overhaul of the major components of outdoor power, agricultural, sports, and marine equipment and machinery. Instruction is provided in the classroom on theory, inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of wheels, brakes, operating controls, steering, hydraulics, suspension, electrical circuitry, electronic/mechanical engines, manual/automatic shift transmissions, and jet drives. Students gain real-world experience through lab projects and a summer internship.
The Outdoor Power and Sports Technology program is accredited by the Equipment & Engine Training Council (EETC) in Two-Stroke and Four-Stroke Engines, Electrical, Compact Diesel Engines, and Driveline/Hydraulics. All students will have the opportunity to become certified through EETC in these systems. The program is also accredited by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE).
Enrollment in the Outdoor Power and Sports Technology program is limited and students are selected for this program on a competitive basis. Contact the Office of Admissions for the specific application requirements and deadline.
Students seeking an Associate of Applied Science degree may choose from two options. Both options give students a solid foundation in servicing, selecting, and selling outdoor power, agricultural, sports, and marine equipment and machinery along with computer, communication, and mathematical skills. The General Option includes instruction on all the systems of outdoor power, agricultural, sports, and marine units. The Golf Course/Landscape Equipment Management Option includes instruction in related turf and landscape fields such as equipment operation and maintenance; pest, weed, and disease control; and irrigation and erosion control. Students who are interested in the General Option may choose to pursue a Basic One-Year Certificate. Upon successful completion of the Basic One- Year Certificate students may choose to also pursue an Advanced One-Year Certificate. The Basic One-Year Certificate meets employer needs for entry-level technicians. The Advanced One-Year Certificate is available for those who have gained outdoor power and powersports knowledge and skills through other means such as industry experience or college studies. The certificate provides qualified students with the opportunity to develop additional skills.
Graduates of the two-year Associate of Applied Science degree program options will have the knowledge and skills required to be productive in positions such as technician, adjuster, and service writer. Outdoor power, agricultural, sports, and/or marine employment opportunities include original equipment manufacturer dealers, independent sales and service shops, farm-related employers, golf course maintenance shops, and/or government agencies.
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