2011-2012 CCBC College Catalog
Automotive Technology
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Statewide Program
Manufacturer-Specific Options:
General Motors - ASEP
Ford Motor Company - ASSET
Toyota Motor Corporation T-TEN
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Freshman Year - Fall Semester
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Courses
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Credits
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____AUTO 126
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Repairing Automotive Brakes Systems
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4
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____AUTO 131
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Servicing Automotive Electrical and Electronic Systems
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5
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____SPCM 101
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Fundamentals of Communication
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3
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DEALERSHIP CO-OP
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Total Number of Credits for Semester
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12
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Freshman Year - Spring Semester
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Courses
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Credits
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____AUTO 141
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Servicing Automotive Engines and Related Systems
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5
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____ENGL 101
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College Composition I
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3
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____CSIT 101
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Introduction to Computers
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3
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____AUTO 181
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Co-operative Education and Off-Campus Work Experience
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1
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DEALERSHIP CO-OP
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Total Number of Credits for Semester
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12
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Freshman Year - Summer Semester
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Courses
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Credits
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____AUTO 101
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Servicing Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning Systems
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3
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____AUTO 171
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Repairing Automotive Suspension Systems
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4
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____MATH 135
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Applied Algebra and Trigonometry
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3
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DEALERSHIP CO-OP
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Total Number of Credits for Semester
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10
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Total Number of Credits for Freshman Year
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34
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Sophomore Year - Fall Semester
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Courses
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Credits
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____AUTO 136
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Repairing Automotive Electrical Systems
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3
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____AUTO 156
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Repairing Automotive Manual Transmissions
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4
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____ENVS 101
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Introduction to Environmental Science
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3
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____AUTO 281
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Co-operative Education and Off-campus Work Experience
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1
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DEALERSHIP CO-OP
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Total Number of Credits for Semester
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11
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Sophomore Year - Spring Semester
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Courses
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Credits
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____AUTO 161
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Repairing Automotive Electronics
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5
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____AUTO 151
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Repairing Automotive Automatic Transmissions
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4
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____PSYC 101
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Introduction to Psychology
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3
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DEALERSHIP CO-OP
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Total Number of Credits for Semester
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12
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Sophomore Year - Summer Semester
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Courses
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Credits
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____AUTO 231
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Repairing Automotive Engines
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5
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____AUTO 241
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Repairing Automotive Engines-Related Systems
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4
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____SOCL 141
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Racial and Cultural Minorities
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3
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DEALERSHIP CO-OP
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Total Number of Credits for Semester
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12
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Total Number of Credits for Sophomore Year
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Total Number of Credits Required for Degree
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69*
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*A new college orientation requirement, completion of the one-credit ACDV 101 course, Transitioning to College, went into effect spring 2010. If you are a credit student who is new to college (meaning you have not successfully completed college coursework at another institution(s)), you are required to take ACDV 101 during your first semester at CCBC, thereby increasing the number of credits required for the degree to 70 credits. Students are required to provide an official transcript(s) to document successful completion of college coursework at another institution(s) in order for this requirement to be waived.
Program Outcomes:
Upon successful completion of this degree option, students will be able to:
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successfully complete ASE testing for Master Technician Certification;
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diagnose and repair engines and related systems;
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diagnose and repair transmissions and related systems;
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diagnose and repair brakes and related systems;
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diagnose and repair steering and suspension systems and their related systems;
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diagnose and repair HVAC systems and related systems; and
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diagnose and repair electrical and electronics and related systems.
Program Description:
These manufacturer-specific options, designed in cooperation with either General Motors and the Maryland General Motors Dealerships, Ford Motor Company and the Maryland Ford Motor Company Dealerships, or Toyota Motor Corporation and the Maryland Toyota Dealerships, lead to an Associate of Applied Science degree. They alternate college instruction with on-the-job dealership training. These two-year Cooperative Education (Co-op) programs are designed for individuals who have a career interest in the automotive service industry. Students must meet specific requirements of admission. An A.A.S. degree is awarded to students who have a GPA of 2.0 or higher and complete the listed course pattern. All automotive course requirements are either General Motors, Ford, or Toyota oriented. The General Motors ASEP option, the Ford ASSET option, and the Toyota Motors T-TEN option at CCBC Catonsville are nationally accredited by ASE/NATEF (Master).
The course sequence listed refers to the following manufacturer-specific options:
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General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP) Automotive Technology
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Ford Motor Company Automotive Student Service Education Training (ASSET) Automotive Technology
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Toyota Technician Training and Education Network (T-TEN) Automotive Technology
GENERAL MOTORS - ASEP
FORD MOTOR COMPANY - ASSET
TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION - T-TEN
All programs start in the fall and run continuously in eight-week sessions.
Program Coordinators:
General Motors ASEP at CCBC Catonsville
Jack Davis
443-840-4509 or jdavis@ccbcmd.edu
Ford Motor Company ASSET at CCBC Catonsville
Tony Prescott
443-840-4360 or aprescott@ccbcmd.edu
Toyota Motor Corporation T-TEN at CCBC Catonsville
George Pattee
443-840-4740 or gpattee@ccbcmd.edu
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