Automotive Service Technology - General Management - AAS/ABS

Program Code: DE.30844

Dual associate degrees are available in several Health curricula and the Automotive Service Technology curricula with the General Management Program. Your diploma will list both the Associate in Applied Science Degree and the Associate in Business Studies Degree.

You will need to earn the required number of credits for your Associate in Applied Science Degree plus 24 credits from the courses below for the Associate in Business Studies Dual Degree. If you have earned a degree previously, you may not use courses from that degree to satisfy the requirements of a Dual Degree. It is possible that your previous degree may have included one or more of the required business courses. You do not have to retake such classes, but must replace them from the list of approved business courses under the dual degree to complete the additional 24 credits by instruction at Delta College.

Fall First Year:

ASEP 100 - Automotive Lab Fundamental Procedures and Safety Credits: 1
ASEP 101 - Engine Repair Level 1 Credits: 3
ASEP 102 - Automatic Transmission Level 1 Credits: 3
ASEP 103 - Manual Drive Trains and Axles Level 1 Credits: 2
ASEP 104 - Suspension and Steering Level 1 Credits: 3

Total Semester Credits: 12

Winter First Year:

ASEP 105 - Brakes Level 1 Credits: 2
ASEP 106 - Electrical/Electronic Systems Level 1 Credits: 4
ASEP 107 - Heating and Air Conditioning Level 1 Credits: 2
ASEP 108 - Engine Performance Level 1 Credits: 3
ASEP 110 - MLR Internship (ASEP) Credits: 1

Total Semester Credits: 12

Spring First Year:

ASEP 149 - MLR Capstone Credits: 1
ENG 111 - College Composition I Credits: 3
ENG 111A , ENG 111B , ENG 111C , or ENG 111H can be taken in place of ENG 111
MGT 110 - Business Mathematics Credits: 3
POL 103W - American Politics Credits: 3
POL 105W - American Politics with Community Engagement Any History course HIS 237W or below or any Political Science course POL 232W or below from approved list found on the Foundational Civics page can be taken in place of POL 103W

Total Semester Credits: 10

Fall Second Year:

AUTO 160 - AST Internship Credits: 1
AUTO 232W - Automatic Transmission Advanced Credits: 4
AUTO 233 - Manual Drive Trains and Axles Advanced Credits: 2
AUTO 234 - Suspension and Steering Advanced Credits: 3
AUTO 235 - Brakes Advanced Credits: 2

Total Semester Credits: 12

Winter Second Year:

AUTO 231W - Engine Repair Advanced Credits: 2
AUTO 236 - Electrical-Electronic Systems Advanced Credits: 3
AUTO 237 - Heating and Air Conditioning Advanced Credits: 2
AUTO 238W - Engine Performance Advanced Credits: 4
AUTO 249 - AUTO Capstone Credits: 1

Total Semester Credits: 12

Spring Second Year:

ELE -- Elective Course
Take 3 credits of electives from the following: ACC 121 , ENT 131W , MGT 143 , MGT 145 , MGT 225 , MGT 252 , and MGT 257W Credits: 3
LW 223W - Wellness in Technical Trades Credits: 2
MGT 153W - Introduction to Business Credits: 3
MGT 243 - Principles of Marketing Credits: 3

Total Semester Credits: 11

Fall Third Year:

ENG 113 - Technical Communication Credits: 3
MGT 245 - Principles of Management Credits: 3
MGT 251W - Business Law I Credits: 3
MGT 256 - Human Resources Management I Credits: 3

Total Semester Credits: 12

Winter Third Year:

ELE -- Elective Course
Take 3 credits of electives from the following: ACC 121 , ENT 131W , MGT 143 , MGT 145 , MGT 225 , MGT 252 , and MGT 257W Credits: 3
MGT 265 - International Business Credits: 3

Total Semester Credits: 6

Total Credits: 87

Notations

In addition to completing all the courses for an approved applied science program (see above), you must complete a minimum of 24 credits by instruction at Delta College.
If a student has already earned credit in one or more of the required courses, the student will select other courses from the list of electives to total 24 credits.
Credits required for a dual degree vary according to the chosen curricula.
To successfully participate in the Automotive AAS requirement of this dual degree program, students must hold a valid driver's license as evidence of their capability to safely operate a motor vehicle. This requirement is essential for the successful completion of hands-on tasks and the development of core competencies in automotive service.