Automotive Technology, General Motors ASEP
Automotive Technology, General Motors ASEP ***Effective Fall 2010*** AAS Degree #4570 (68 credits) Technology Division
NAME:_______________________ Advisor:______________________
Note: Admission to this program depends on successful completion of a Mechanical Aptitude test. Call Advisor for details.
Developmental Courses as determined through College Placement Testing*: * Please note: 0-level courses do not transfer and do not count toward graduation requirements; however, they are required to enter college level courses if needed based on placement scores.. English as Second Language ____ Any ENGL ESL classes* Reading Comprehension ____ ENGL 001* ____ ENGL 002* ____ ENGL 003*
Writing Fundamentals ____ ENGL 050* ____ ENGL 051* Freshman Year Exp. ____ FS 100 / 102 ____ Dept. FYE
Math Testing Prior to 4/16 _____FS 107(option) _____MATH 010*
Math Testing AFTER 4/16 ____FS 107(option) ____MATH 008*
Requirements: SUBJECT NUMBER First Semester ____ AGM 101 ____ AGM 1053 ____ AGM 1513 ____ AGM 1533 ____ MATH 17210 ____ AGM 1914
DESCRIPTION Automotive Fundamentals Automatic Electrical Fundamentals Automotive Braking Systems Automotive Steering & Suspension Sys. Applied Math for Auto. Tech. Coop. Work Experience I
PRE or CO-REQUISITE
CREDITS
Pre: or Co: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: MATH 010 or 008 Pre: AGM 101,105, 151, 153 Total Credits
3 3 3 3 3 1 16
Pre or Co: AGM 101 Pre or Co: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: AGM 151,153 and 159 Pre: MATH 010 Total Credits
3 3 3 3 1 3 16
Pre: AGM 205 Pre: AGM 105 and 107
1 3 3 3 1 11
____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
Second Semester AGM 1033 AGM 1073 AGM 159 AGM 205 AGM 1924 __________
____ ____ ____ ____ ____
Third Semester AGM 291 AGM 157 _________ __________ __________
____ ____ ____ ____
Fourth Semester AGM 203 AGM 207 AGM 255 ENGL 101
Manual transmissions / transaxels / diff. Automotive Fuel Injection Systems Advanced Automotive Electronics English Composition I
Pre: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 157 Pre: AGM 205 Pre: Placement through college placement testing program
2 2 2 3
____
COMM 101 or
Effective Speaking
3
COMM 203
Interpersonal Communication
Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses
AGM 2924
Coop. Work Experience IV
Pre: AGM 203,207, and 255 Total Credits
1 13
Automotive Power Plants Automotive Fuel Systems Testing Automotive Heating/Air Cond. Sys. Automotive Electrical Fundamentals / Electronics II
Coop. Work Experience II Core C Elective9 (PHSC 113 suggested)
Coop. Work Experience III Automotive Fuel Sys. / Engine Perf. Free Elective (suggested WELD 111) Core B Elective (SOCI 201 suggested)9 Physical Education5
Pre: ENGL Placement Test Total Credits
____
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/1/16 RK
____
Fifth Semester ENGL 104
Report and Technical Writing
Pre: ENGL 101and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher
3
____ ____ ____ ____
AGM 251 AGM 253 AGM 293 __________
Dealership Operations Automatic transmissions / transaxels Coop. Work Experience V Core A Elective (HUM 101 suggested)9
Pre: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 205 Pre: AGM 251 and 253 Pre: ENGL Placement Test Total Credits
2 3 1 3 12
Total Program Credits
68
Program Notes: 1. 2.
3.
4. 5. 6.
7. 8. 9. 10.
Program is restricted for only Auto Technology students Admission to this program depends on successful completion of a mechanical aptitude test. Students can not register for any AUTO courses until they pass the aptitude test. Please contact LuAnn Gallup at 717-780-2411 to schedule the aptitude test. Once the aptitude test is complete, students must then meet with the program coordinator, Jeff Gieniec, [email protected] before enrollment can begin. Most AGM courses are offered in four to eight week block schedules. Students will be able to register online for several courses (AGM 101, 105) at the same time as long as the student has already taken AGM 101 or is registered for AGM 101. Same theory applies to AGM 103 and AGM 107. Students will be able to register online for several courses (AGM 103, 107) at the same time as long as the student has already taken AGM 101 or is registered for AGM 101. In order for a student to enroll online students will need a teaching faculty member, faculty counselor or professional advisor to perform a pre-requisite override. One 1 credit PE/Wellness (W) course is required. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Wellness courses. One 3 credit Diversity (D) course is required for graduation. General Education Core Requirements can be used to complete this requirement. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Diversity courses. Make sure student takes a Diversity course as one of their transfer electives or as an appropriate Core A or Core B that will also work for their transfer college. Program offered day with some evening options. A coop is required at a GM dealer. Please consult your Faculty Advisor for details. Core elective requirements may vary each academic year. Please go to www.hacc.edu to view a current list. May be replaced with a higher level math course offering. For example: MATH 103, MATH 104, MATH 119, MATH 121
Program Contact Information: Faculty Advisor: Jeff Gieniec 780-2448 Ext. 212448 [email protected] - North Hall 119 Academic Advisor: Samantha Shoup [email protected] (801-3260 Ext. 513260 –York Campus, RM 102C) Harrisburg Campus: Counseling and Advising (780-2498 ) Faculty Counselor: Jennifer Alleman [email protected] (358-2973 Ext. 312973 –Lancaster Campus, RM 221) Faculty Counselor: Ann Burris [email protected] (270-6319 –Lebanon Campus, D104H) Gettysburg Campus: Counseling & Advising (337-3855 Ext. 113001)
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/1/16 RK
NAME:_______________________ Advisor:______________________
Note: Admission to this program depends on successful completion of a Mechanical Aptitude test. Call Advisor for details.
Developmental Courses as determined through College Placement Testing*: * Please note: 0-level courses do not transfer and do not count toward graduation requirements; however, they are required to enter college level courses if needed based on placement scores.. English as Second Language ____ Any ENGL ESL classes* Reading Comprehension ____ ENGL 001* ____ ENGL 002* ____ ENGL 003*
Writing Fundamentals ____ ENGL 050* ____ ENGL 051* Freshman Year Exp. ____ FS 100 / 102 ____ Dept. FYE
Math Testing Prior to 4/16 _____FS 107(option) _____MATH 010*
Math Testing AFTER 4/16 ____FS 107(option) ____MATH 008*
Requirements: SUBJECT NUMBER First Semester ____ AGM 101 ____ AGM 1053 ____ AGM 1513 ____ AGM 1533 ____ MATH 17210 ____ AGM 1914
DESCRIPTION Automotive Fundamentals Automatic Electrical Fundamentals Automotive Braking Systems Automotive Steering & Suspension Sys. Applied Math for Auto. Tech. Coop. Work Experience I
PRE or CO-REQUISITE
CREDITS
Pre: or Co: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: MATH 010 or 008 Pre: AGM 101,105, 151, 153 Total Credits
3 3 3 3 3 1 16
Pre or Co: AGM 101 Pre or Co: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: AGM 105 Pre: AGM 151,153 and 159 Pre: MATH 010 Total Credits
3 3 3 3 1 3 16
Pre: AGM 205 Pre: AGM 105 and 107
1 3 3 3 1 11
____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
Second Semester AGM 1033 AGM 1073 AGM 159 AGM 205 AGM 1924 __________
____ ____ ____ ____ ____
Third Semester AGM 291 AGM 157 _________ __________ __________
____ ____ ____ ____
Fourth Semester AGM 203 AGM 207 AGM 255 ENGL 101
Manual transmissions / transaxels / diff. Automotive Fuel Injection Systems Advanced Automotive Electronics English Composition I
Pre: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 157 Pre: AGM 205 Pre: Placement through college placement testing program
2 2 2 3
____
COMM 101 or
Effective Speaking
3
COMM 203
Interpersonal Communication
Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses Pre: Eligibility for ENGL 101 and completion of any reading developmental courses
AGM 2924
Coop. Work Experience IV
Pre: AGM 203,207, and 255 Total Credits
1 13
Automotive Power Plants Automotive Fuel Systems Testing Automotive Heating/Air Cond. Sys. Automotive Electrical Fundamentals / Electronics II
Coop. Work Experience II Core C Elective9 (PHSC 113 suggested)
Coop. Work Experience III Automotive Fuel Sys. / Engine Perf. Free Elective (suggested WELD 111) Core B Elective (SOCI 201 suggested)9 Physical Education5
Pre: ENGL Placement Test Total Credits
____
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/1/16 RK
____
Fifth Semester ENGL 104
Report and Technical Writing
Pre: ENGL 101and completion of ENGL 003 with a grade of C or higher
3
____ ____ ____ ____
AGM 251 AGM 253 AGM 293 __________
Dealership Operations Automatic transmissions / transaxels Coop. Work Experience V Core A Elective (HUM 101 suggested)9
Pre: AGM 101 Pre: AGM 205 Pre: AGM 251 and 253 Pre: ENGL Placement Test Total Credits
2 3 1 3 12
Total Program Credits
68
Program Notes: 1. 2.
3.
4. 5. 6.
7. 8. 9. 10.
Program is restricted for only Auto Technology students Admission to this program depends on successful completion of a mechanical aptitude test. Students can not register for any AUTO courses until they pass the aptitude test. Please contact LuAnn Gallup at 717-780-2411 to schedule the aptitude test. Once the aptitude test is complete, students must then meet with the program coordinator, Jeff Gieniec, [email protected] before enrollment can begin. Most AGM courses are offered in four to eight week block schedules. Students will be able to register online for several courses (AGM 101, 105) at the same time as long as the student has already taken AGM 101 or is registered for AGM 101. Same theory applies to AGM 103 and AGM 107. Students will be able to register online for several courses (AGM 103, 107) at the same time as long as the student has already taken AGM 101 or is registered for AGM 101. In order for a student to enroll online students will need a teaching faculty member, faculty counselor or professional advisor to perform a pre-requisite override. One 1 credit PE/Wellness (W) course is required. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Wellness courses. One 3 credit Diversity (D) course is required for graduation. General Education Core Requirements can be used to complete this requirement. See HACC website, www.hacc.edu for current list of Diversity courses. Make sure student takes a Diversity course as one of their transfer electives or as an appropriate Core A or Core B that will also work for their transfer college. Program offered day with some evening options. A coop is required at a GM dealer. Please consult your Faculty Advisor for details. Core elective requirements may vary each academic year. Please go to www.hacc.edu to view a current list. May be replaced with a higher level math course offering. For example: MATH 103, MATH 104, MATH 119, MATH 121
Program Contact Information: Faculty Advisor: Jeff Gieniec 780-2448 Ext. 212448 [email protected] - North Hall 119 Academic Advisor: Samantha Shoup [email protected] (801-3260 Ext. 513260 –York Campus, RM 102C) Harrisburg Campus: Counseling and Advising (780-2498 ) Faculty Counselor: Jennifer Alleman [email protected] (358-2973 Ext. 312973 –Lancaster Campus, RM 221) Faculty Counselor: Ann Burris [email protected] (270-6319 –Lebanon Campus, D104H) Gettysburg Campus: Counseling & Advising (337-3855 Ext. 113001)
Students are encouraged to see their faculty advisor to develop and review their individual educational plans. 3/1/16 RK
