Motorcycle and Marine Technology Degree AAS (106 Credits)

CIP Code

47.0606

 

Required Courses

Motorcycle and Marine Technology Degree AAS (106 Credits)

• 6 quarter AAS
• Maximum class size: 18
• Student to teacher ratio: 18:1

• This program offers a combinations of hands-on, hybrid, and online courses. See course descriptions for more information.
• While in this program, students will have access to vehicles to practice on, motorcycles, outboards, quads, PWC, lifts for vehicles, and outboard tanks.
• Students will be responsible for purchasing their own basic hand tools.
• Multiple certificate options.

POW 101	Introduction to Power Sports	3
POW 102	Power Sports Maintenance	5
POW 105	Brakes Service and Repair	5
POW 106	Tire Service and Repair	5
POW 120	Engines - Failure Analysis	5
POW 121	Engine Repair Methods	5
POW 122	Engine Installation Methods	5
POW 123	Carburetor Service and Repair	5
POW 140	Fundamentals of Electricity	5
POW 141	Electrical Charging and Starting Systems	5
POW 142	Ignition Systems	5
POW 150	Transmission Service and Repair	5
POW 151	Drive Train Service and Repair	5
POW 154	Computerized System Basics	3
POW 155	Electronic Fuel Injection	5
POW 161	Chassis Service	5

Electives

15 credits of POW 162

or

7 credits of POW 162 and 8 credits of WBAS 101

or 

15 credits of POW 296 Work Based Learning

POW 162	Advanced Projects	15
POW 296	Work Based Learning	1-13
WBAS 101	Welding Basics	8

General Education Requirements

Communications (5 Credits Required)

ENGL 175	Professional Writing	5
ENGL& 101	English Composition I	5

Humanities/Social Sciences/Natural Sciences/Other (5 Credits Required)

BIOL& 160	General Biology	5
BIOL& 175	Human Biology with Lab	5
BIOL& 241	Human Anatomy and Physiology I	5
BIOL& 242	Human Anatomy and Physiology II	5
BIOL& 260	Microbiology	5
CHEM &121	General Chemistry	5
CHEM &131	Introduction to Organic/Biochemistry	5
CMST& 102	Introduction to Mass Media	5
CMST& 152	Intercultural Communication	5
CMST& 210	Interpersonal Communication	5
CMST& 220	Public Speaking	5
ECON& 201	Microeconomics	5
HIST 101	A History of Science and Technology	5
HREL 111	Interviewing and Career Success	5
HUM &101	Introduction to Humanities	5
NUTR& 101	Intro to Nutrition	5
PHYS &114	Introductory Physics I (Algebra based Physics)	5
PHYS &221	Engineering Physics I w/LAB	5
PHYS &222	Engineering Physics II w/LAB	5
PHYS &223	Engineering Physics III w/LAB	5
POLS &101	Introduction to Political Science	5
PSYC &100	General Psychology	5
PSYC &200	Lifespan Psychology	5
SOC &101	Introduction to Sociology	5

Quantitative (5 Credits Required)

AMATH 170	Engineering Foundational Mathematics	5
MATH 172	Business Math	5
MATH& 107	Math in Society	5
MATH& 141	Precalculus I	5
MATH& 142	Precalculus II	5
MATH& 146	Statistics	5
MATH& 151	Calculus	5
MATH& 152	Calculus II	5

Note: See a Career Advisor prior to choosing courses that meet general education requirements.