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emission systems to help reduce the carbon footprint. The program is recognized by the Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS) as complying with the 1990 United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Clean Air Act requirements for refrigerant recovery and recycling to protect the environment. Solvents and other chemicals are recycled to help reduce water, air, and soil contamination.
Students who graduate with an Associate of Applied Science degree in Automotive Technology may pursue a second Associate of Applied Science degree in Automotive Collision Technology. Basic Welding (WLT 128) or ACT Welding (WLT 151) is a prerequisite for Automotive Technology students who wish to obtain a second degree or certificate in Automotive Collision Technology. The courses for the second Associate of Applied Science degree in Automotive Collision Technology will be offered in the same sequence and semester that they are being taught for the full-time Automotive Collision Technology program. The second Associate of Applied Science degree in Automotive Collision Technology may be completed in two semesters if scheduling permits.
It is a graduation requirement of the Automotive Technology (AMT) program for students to earn a grade of “C” or better in all “Core Curriculum” and “Program Requirements” courses.
Program Mission
The mission of the Automotive Technology program is to prepare students with the higher education, technical, and interpersonal skills needed for employment in the challenging and highly technical career of Automotive Technology with the foundation for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Master Technician Certification.
Program Goals
The goals of the program are to provide the opportunity for students to develop: Effective communication skills. Critical thinking skills for troubleshooting and diagnostic techniques. Technical knowledge and understanding necessary for applied tasks in the eight Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) areas.
Computer skills to find and research automotive data using multiple software databases and via the Internet. Skills in repairing and modifying automotive systems as appropriate for each program option. Personal social traits, which are essential for the successful automotive technician. A professional attitude toward the automotive industry including continuing education.
CORE CURRICULUM
Credit Hours
AMT 101 AMT 120 AMT 145 AMT 205 AMT 206 AMT 253
Optional: AMT 191
HEO 151 HEO 152
Automotive Electrical/Electronics I Project Management
Automotive Engine Mechanical Automotive Brake Systems
Automotive Suspension and Steering Automotive Drivetrains and Axles
Internship (Optional)
Basic Commercial Driver License Basic Commercial Driver License Lab SUB-TOTAL
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS General Education Requirements
(see page 45) May Not Include: ASC 104 Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab I ASC 106 Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab II NST 101 Network Fundamentals
SUB-TOTAL 65 19
4 4 3
19
4 3 5 4 4 9
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