State Technical College of Missouri COM 125
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Job Search Strategies
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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 TOTAL 37-40
AMT 101 Automotive Electrical/Electronics I. Theory/application of the operation and repair of electrical systems generally associated with the automotive engine. Includes the discussion and use of specific hand tools and equipment. Safety is stressed. 4 credit hours.
AMT 120 Project Management. This course is designed to give the student the opportunity to handle problems facing management, better equipping him/her for the automotive technician career. Some topics discussed include: keeping accurate records, merchandising, writing repair orders, figuring flat rate time, handling customer relations, and terminology as applied to the automotive industry. 3 credit hours.
AMT 138 Automotive Electrical/Electronics II. Application/service of electrical systems associated with the automotive engine. Theory/application/operation and diagnosis of automotive fuel and emission systems. Emphasis is put on an individual component operation, advanced system diagnostics, failure analysis, and proper service procedures. Safety is stressed. Prerequisite: AMT 101 with a grade of “C” or better. 6 credit hours.
AMT 145 Automotive Engine Mechanical. Theory/Construction/Operation of the internal combustion engine. Emphasis is put on proper diagnosis, failure analysis, and using the proper service procedures according to manufacturers specifications. Safety is stressed. 5 credit hours.
AMT 154 Automotive Electrical Systems. Construction, operation and servicing of the electrical, air conditioning, and safety systems of the automobile. Battery, starting and generating systems, and power accessories are also covered. 6 credit hours.
AMT 191 Internship (Optional). The optional internship is a paid work experience in the automotive industry that develops and reinforces the student’s skills. The minimum hours worked will be 320 hours. Only Associate of Applied Science degree students who have successfully completed at least 12 credit hours of AMT classes and earned a 2.500 GPA in all classes are eligible for the AMT internship. Prerequisites: AMT 101, AMT 138, AMT 145 or AMT 101, AMT 145, MHT 255 and Department Chair approval. 6 credit hours.
AMT 205 Automotive Brake Systems. Theory/Application/Service of the automotive brake systems components. Emphasis is given to live work, diagnosis, failure analysis, and following service procedures as outlined by the manufacturer. A component of electronic brake systems is also included. Safety is stressed. 4 credit hours.
AMT 206 Automotive Suspension and Steering. Theory/Application/Service of the automotive suspension and steering system components. Emphasis is given to live work, diagnosis, failure analysis, and following service procedures as outlined by the manufacturer. A component of electronic suspension systems and wheel alignment is also included. Safety is stressed. 4 credit hours.
AMT 207 Heating/Air Conditioning. Theory/Application/Service of the component functions of the heating and air conditioning systems. Emphasis is given to live work diagnosis, failure analysis, and following the proper service procedures as outlined by the manufacturers specifications. Special emphasis is put on the proper handling of refrigerants. Safety is stressed. 5 credit hours.
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