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Transportation & Logistics
Courses have to be completed at the college by the college instructor to earn dual credit due to ASE accreditation. Student taking these courses in high school will not be eligible for dual credit.
This pathway leads to 2 different tracks; however, not all tracks are available at all institutions teaching Auto Technology.
- Automotive Parts/Service Writer
- Automotive Technician
- ADX 120/121: Basic Automotive Electricity & Lab
- ADX 260/261: Electrical Systems & Lab
Certificate: automotive electrician
- ADX 150/151: Engine Repair & Lab
Certificate: Engine Repairer
- ADX170/171: Climate Control & Lab
Certificate: Automotive A/C Mechanic
- AUT 110/111: Brake Systems & Lab
Certificate: Brake Repairer
- AUT 160/161: Suspension & Steering & Lab
Certificate: Front End Mechanic
- MAT 105: Business Mathematics OR Higer
- AUT 130/131: Manual Drive Train & Axles & Lab
Certificate: Manual Transmission/Drive Train Technician
- AUT 180/181: Automatic Transmission/Transaxle & Lab
Certificate: Automotive Transmission/Drive Technician
- ENG 101: Writing I
Courses have to be completed at the college by the college instructor to earn dual credit due to ASE accreditation. Student taking these courses in high school will not be eligible for dual credit.
Students must receive a grade of āCā or better to receive credit for successful completion of courses in the Diesel Technology curriculum.
This pathway leads to 3 tracks; however, not all tracks are available at all intuitions teaching Diesel Technology Courses.
- ADX 120/121: Basic Automotive Electricity & Lab
- ADX 260/261: Electrical Systems & Lab
Certificate: Automotive Electrician
- ADX 150/151: Engine Repair & Lab
Certificate: Engine Repair
- ADX 170/171: Climate Control & Lab
Certificates: Mobile Air Conditioning Mechanic AND Automotive Air Conditioning Mechanic
- DIT 150/151: Power Trains & Lab
- DIT 160/161: Steering & Suspensions & Lab
Certificate: Diesel Steering & Suspension Mechanic
- MAT 116: Technical Mathematics (or higher)
- WLD 120/121: Welding for Maintenance & Lab
OR
IMT 100/101: Welding for Maintenance & Lab
OR
DIT 121: Welding for Maintenance Lab - DIT 103: Preventative Maintenance Lab
Certificate: Preventative Maintenance Mechanic
- ENG 101: Writing I
- ISX 110: Industrial Safety
- CIT 105: Introduction to Computers
- DIT 103: Preventative Maintenance Lab
- HEO 125: Special Problems I
- GEN ED: Written Communications Course
OR
Oral Communications Course
OR
Heritage or Humanities Course - GEN ED: Social & Behavioral Sciences Course
OR
Natural Sciences
OR
Quantitative Reasoning
Additional courses will be added after curriculum changes