Associate Degree

Power Technologies Degree (AAS)

Power Technologies Degree

The Power Technologies Degree offers entry-level and advanced instruction, with an emphasis on the analysis and diagnosis of modern gasoline and diesel vehicles.

Students may select courses in areas of specialization within the Power Technologies Program. Automotive, small engines, diesel, and recreational vehicle and marine specializations are available.

Available certificate programs allow the student to select courses that provide the skills for ASE certification tests.

ProgramPower Technologies
Award type
Associate Degree
Required credit hours
64

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Based on data for Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics

$40KMedian annual salary

-1%Job Outlook (2018-2028)

770,100Number of Jobs, 2018

Learning Outcomes

Troubleshoot electrical, computer, mechanical and emissions systems
Operate a Computer Service Information to assist in repair of automotive systems
Reinforce ethical business practices in relations with customers and suppliers
Use mathematical skills in analytical and practical problem-solving
Diagnose electrical, electronic and driveline systems
Use proper test meters, computers and lab scopes
Study and test engines for proper operation to meet manufacturer specifications. Perform engine overhaul and perform complete car service