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Automotive Technology Program

Associate Degree Course Sequence

SSC101  Student Success Seminar
AUT121  Automotive Service Skills
AUT122  Automotive Systems and Engine Applications
AUT123  Engine Diagnoses and Major Service
ENG124  College Composition
BUS124  Business Analysis with Algebra
AUT124  Vehicle Chassis Systems
AUT125  Automotive Electrical and Accessory Systems
AUT126  Automotive HVAC Systems
BUS121  Business Administration
ACC121  Principles of Accounting
AUT221  Fuel and Emissions Management Systems
AUT227  Computerized Vehicle Control
AUT223  Advanced Automotive Electronics
AUT222  Engine Systems Performance Diagnosis
BUS221  Microeconomics
ITD122  Computer Applications for Professionals
AUT225  Automotive Drivetrain I
AUT226  Automotive Drivetrain II
AUT233  Automotive Diagnostics Applications
AUT427  Alternative Fuels & Advanced Automotive Systems
MTH222  Statistics
PHL122  Ethics
Program Elective

TOTAL CREDITS 72

The Stark State College automotive technology two-year associate’s degree program is designed to give students a solid foundation in the automotive technical skills and the academic classes needed to quickly advance in their automotive careers. With an emphasis placed on technology, academics, and hands-on application, the student progresses through a logical sequence of courses that includes domestic and import vehicles. Graduates of Stark State’s automotive technology program will receive an associate’s degree in applied science.