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Automotive Technology Requirements: A.O.S. The Associate in Occupational Studies degree is designed for the student who wants concentrated skills in the automotive area, with a minimum general education requirement. This program is designed for immediate employment after graduation and is not intended for transfer. 1. Minimum requirements for admission into this program are 12th-grade reading (readiness to begin EN 101-Composition). Competency in mathematics fundamentals is required. Elementary Algebra skills are recommended. 2. All students must complete the Automotive Cooperative Work Study Courses before graduation. 3. Students must obtain a 2.0 GPA to graduate. COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG Automotive Technology Requirements: Certifcate 1. This one-year certifcate program is designed to provide entry-level skills for those students interested in immediate employment in this trade area. 2. Minimum requirements for admission into this program are 12th-grade reading (readiness to begin EN 101-Composition). Competency in mathematics fundamentals is required. Elementary algebra skills are recommended. 3. Students must obtain a 2.0 GPA to graduate. 75
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG Automotive technology (A.A.s.) <strong>College</strong> Based Curriculum Code: 0524 Semester Hours Required for Graduation: 72 ProGrAm GoALs: Competency in Elementary Algebra is This program trains students in the repair of the modern vehicle without focusing required. <strong>College</strong>-level profciency on Math Placement Examination. on one specifc manufacturer. It is a general program that allows graduates LiBerAL Arts reqUirements the opportunity to work at specifc 24 Semester Hours dealerships, independent repair centers, or EN 101 Composition 3 feet repair facilities. EN 102 Composition and Literature 3 HE 201 First Aid and Safety 3 HU ELE Humanities Elective 3 MA 108 Technical Mathematics 3 PX 110 Technical Physics 3 SL ELE Social Science Electives 6 ProGrAm oUtComes: • Interpret automotive contextual information to determine appropriate service actions. • Collect and analyze printed and electronic vehicle data to correctly identify a system failure. • Apply mathematical principles as they relate to the automotive industry. • Evaluate digital oscilloscope graphing for the purpose of diagnostic philosophy. • Interact effectively in a diverse automotive environment. • Ability to work independently on e-learning modules and research papers to successful completion. • Analyze data and formulate an effective repair philosophy. • Clearly articulate in an automotive environment the specifc diagnostic and repair process. ACAdemiC PrePArAtion: It is highly recommended that the following criteria be met to begin this program, and it is REQUIRED by the completion of 12 credits: 12th-grade reading level is required. Placement test scores must indicate readiness to begin EN 101-Composition. 76 ProGrAm reqUirements 48 Semester Hours AU 117 Gas and Diesel Engines 4 AU 128 Introduction to Automotive Repair 4 AU 129 Basic Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) 3 AU 130 Basic Steering, Suspension and Brakes 4 AU 131 Work Study I 2 AU 132 Electricity and Electronics 4 AU 134 Engine Performance 6 AU 203 Advanced Automotive Operations 4 AU 211 Manual Transmissions and Drivelines 4 AU 212 Automotive Diagnostics 4 AU 213 Automatic Transmissions and Transaxles 4 AU 215 Body Electrical and Electronics 3 AU 231 Work Study II 2 Grand Total 72
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