Advanced Transportation Technology - Associate in Science

Plan Code: 2952

This program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for today’s technicians, service writers, and parts support specialists. The degree is designed to successfully prepare students for employment with entry and mid-level technician, service writer, and parts support specialist positions at dealerships, the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, and transit. The program focuses on the industry standard of fix-it-right scores by providing students with the opportunity to develop skills and resolve real-world customer concerns.

Program Student Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate the ability to attain the Institutional Student Learning Outcomes (ISLOs).
• Students will analyze and demonstrate technical knowledge and practical skills to properly and accurately diagnose and repair advanced propulsion systems used in electric, hybrid, and Compressed Natural Gas vehicles.

Program Requirements

This degree requires the completion of General Education coursework plus the following:

Course List

Code Number	Course Title	Units
REQUIRED COURSES
AUTO 200	Introduction to Automotive Technology	3
AUTO 201	Automotive Lubrication Service	1
AUTO 202	Automotive Tire Service	1
AUTO 203	Automotive Brake Inspection	1
AUTO 216	Automotive Electrical Systems	3
AUTO 230	Automotive Computer Systems	3
AUTO 270	Intro to Hybrid and Electric Vehicles	3
AUTO 271	Introduction to Alternative Fuel Systems	3
AUTO 280	Light Duty Electric Vehicles	3
AUTO 281	Light Duty Hybrid Vehicles	3
AUTO 282	Light Duty Alternative Fuels	3
AUTO 283	Light Duty EV Powertrain Diagnostics	3
AUTO 292	Heavy Duty Alternative Fuels	3
Required Subtotal		33
Complete one of the following: 1		19-39
LBCC General Education (Plan A)
CSU GE Breadth (Plan B)
IGETC Pattern (Plan C)
Electives (as needed to reach 60 degree-applicable units) 2
Minimum Degree Total		60

¹

Units for the major may be double-counted for LBCC GE, CSU GE, or IGETC; see counselor for limitations.

²

Elective units from course(s) numbered 1-599, if needed, to reach 60 degree-applicable units.