Motorsports Certificate 8036, C.G.

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A Certificate of Graduation

This certificate is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level employment in the motorsports industry. Emphasis is placed on vehicle design elements, machine tool operations, welding, and fabrication.

Major Program Requirements

AUTO 110 - Transportation Electrical 3 hrs
AUTO 110L - Transportation Electrical Laboratory 1 hr
AUTO 120 - Automotive Chassis Systems 5 hrs
AUTO 120L - Automotive Chassis Systems Laboratory 1 hr
AUTO 130 - Automotive Engine Systems 4 hrs
AUTO 130L - Automotive Engine Systems Laboratory 1 hr
AUTO 290 - Automotive High Performance 2 hrs
COMM 143 - Speech 3 hrs -or- COMM 148 - Interpersonal Communication 3 hrs
DRAF 101 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and CAD Designs 2 hrs -or- DRAF 140 - Introduction to CAD 3 hrs
PMTD 110 - Manufacturing Processes 2 hrs
PMTD 110L - Manufacturing Processes Laboratory 1 hr
WELD 185 - Automotive Welding 2 hrs
100-level or higher MATH or MATT Elective 3 hrs

Recommended Sequence of Courses

Semester I

AUTO 110 - Transportation Electrical 3 hrs
AUTO 110L - Transportation Electrical Laboratory 1 hr
AUTO 120 - Automotive Chassis Systems 5 hrs
AUTO 120L - Automotive Chassis Systems Laboratory 1 hr
COMM 143 - Speech 3 hrs -or- COMM 148 - Interpersonal Communication 3 hrs
WELD 185 - Automotive Welding 2 hrs

Total Hours: 15

Semester II

AUTO 130 - Automotive Engine Systems 4 hrs
AUTO 130L - Automotive Engine Systems Laboratory 1 hr
AUTO 290 - Automotive High Performance 2 hrs
DRAF 101 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and CAD Designs 2 hrs -or- DRAF 140 - Introduction to CAD 3 hrs
PMTD 110 - Manufacturing Processes 2 hrs
PMTD 110L - Manufacturing Processes Laboratory 1 hr
100-level or higher MATH or MATT Elective 3 hrs

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Motorsports Certificate 8036, C.G.

A Certificate of Graduation

Major Program Requirements

Recommended Sequence of Courses

Semester I

Total Hours: 15

Semester II

Total Hours: 15

Total Hours: 30