Automotive Technology Associate of Applied Science

My Academic Plan

Courses are displayed to show the fastest path to your degree and should be completed in the order listed. If you are unable to complete all courses listed in a semester, complete as many courses in this sequence as your schedule allows. If you have questions or concerns about your MAP, please see your Academic Advisor.

Program Description

What You Will Learn

First Semester

ASE 1002Intro to the Automotive Shop

2

ASE 1020Basic Automotive Electricity

2

ASE 1023Starting and Charging Systems

2

ASE 1030General Engine Diagnosis

2

ASE 1040Suspension and Steering I

2

ASE 1010Automotive Brake Service I

2

ASE 1011Automotive Brake Service II

2

ASE 2050Automatic Transmission/Transaxle Service

1

MATH Career Mathematics (MAT 1140) or Higher

3

Total Credit Hours:18

Second Semester

ASE 1041Suspension and Steering II

2

ASE 1060Automotive Engine Repair

2

ASE 1062Automotive Engine Service & Repair

2

ASE 2191Automotive & Diesel Body Electrical

3

ASE 2095Heating & Air Conditioning Systems

3

PHYSICS Conceptual Physics w/Lab (PHY 1150) or Higher

4

Total Credit Hours:16

Third Semester

ASE 1091Automotive Engine Repair & Rebuild

4

ASE 2010Automotive Power & ABS Brake Systems

2

ASE 1034Automotive Fuel & Emissions Systems I

2

ASE 2192Automotive Computers & Ignition Systems

3

ASE 2193Auto Fuel Injection & Emissions Systems II

3

ENGLISH Composition I/II (ENG 1021/22) or Technical Writing (ENG 1031)

3

Total Credit Hours:17

Fourth Semester

ASE 2194Suspension & Steering III

3

ASE 1050Manual Drive Train & Axle Maintenance

2

ASE 1051Man Trans/Transaxles/Clutches I

2

ASE 1092Manual Transmission, Transaxles, Clutches II

3

ASE 2051Automotive Transmission & Transaxle Repair

3

COM 1150 or COM 1250 or MTE 1110 Public Speaking (COM 1150) or Interpersonal Communication (COM 1250) or Applied Communication & Teamwork in Industry (MTE 1110)

3

CIS 1018 or LANGUAGE or GT PATHWAYS Introduction to PC Applications (CIS 1018), Any World Language Course (1001 or higher), or Any GT Pathways Course

3

Total Credit Hours:19

Total Credit Hours: 70

Important Program Notes:

Standardized testing scores or assessment testing in mathematics is highly recommended for all students. Please see a Academic Advisor for guidance selecting the right mathematics course for you. You must complete MAT 1140 or higher to meet the mathematics requirements for this program.  

You must complete a minimum of 70 credits to complete this degree. If receiving financial aid, you should only take courses and credits as required for this degree. Check with your advisor to monitor your completion progress.