Auto/Diesel Technology is a two-year associate of applied science degree, designed to train students to become skilled technicians in automotive and heavy-duty diesel maintenance.
The student will learn to use industry standard tools to troubleshoot and diagnose computer and electronic systems, overhaul engines and transmissions, and service brakes, steering, suspensions, electronics and all other systems and sub-systems for cars, as well light, medium, and heavy-duty trucks.
Upon completing the program, students are prepared to be entry level technicians for both automotive and heavy duty vehicles, significantly increasing their opportunities in a competitive job market.
Crown Auto/Diesel is now a part of the National Coalition of Certification Centers, awarding students NC3 stackable credentials to enhance employment.
Students will attain at least two ASE certifications by graduation. In the automotive and heavy-duty industry, ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certifications are highly recognized and respected as the standard of achievement.
Selected Bible classes offered through Crown College of the Bible provide a biblical foundation that will guide students to lead the life of integrity that is essential to honoring Christ in their work. Coursework in all associate degree programs includes 16 credit hours of the Foundation for Christian Life Certificate program.
Up to 50,000 jobs will be open over the next ten years for auto mechanic and up to 50,000 jobs over the next ten years for bus, truck, and heavy equipment diesel mechanics.
The U.S. Department of Labor’s job outlook for Auto Service Technicians:
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Curriculum
First Semester (Year One) | ||
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BI 100 | Introduction to the Bible | 3 |
BU 141 | Office Computer Applications | 3 |
ED 321 | Human Growth and Development | 2 |
OR 100 | Freshman Orientation | 1 |
TAD 100 | Introduction to Automotive Service | 3 |
TAD 120 | Hydraulic Brakes | 3 |
TAD 130 | Power Fundamentals with Engine Overhaul I | 3 |
Semester Total: | 18 | |
Second Semester (Year One) | ||
BI 200 | Introduction to Bible Doctrine | 3 |
EN 101 | Grammar and Composition I | 3 |
MA 220 | Probability and Statistics | 3 |
TAD 191 | Internship I | 1 |
TAD 140 | Steering and Suspensions | 3 |
TAD 150 | Power Trains I | 3 |
TAD 170 | Electrical Systems | 3 |
Semester Total: | 19 |
Third Semester (Year Two) | ||
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CM 100 | Evangelism and the Christian Life | 3 |
HI 101 | History of Civilization I | 3 |
TAD 192 | Internship II | 1 |
TAD 220 | Heavy Duty Brakes | 3 |
TAD 250 | Power Trains II | 3 |
SC 401 | Creation Science | 3 |
Semester Total: | 19 | |
Fourth Semester (Year Two) | ||
BU 273 | Small Business Management | 3 |
CM 442 | Marriage and Family | 2 |
OR 400 | Senior Forum | 1 |
TAD 193 | Internship III | 1 |
TAD 260 | Diesel Fuel Systems | 3 |
TAD 262 | Fuel, Ignition and Emission Systems | 3 |
TAD 270 | Heating and Air Conditioning Systems | 3 |
Semester Total: | 16 |