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Students learn the fundamentals of electronics,
starters, ignition, and charging systems; air conditioning,
cooling and heating systems; safety; technical math; use of
technical manuals; basic management skills; written and oral
communication skills; and leadership.
Advanced coursework includes an in-depth study
of internal combustion engine disassembly, repair, reassembly,
diagnosis and trouble shooting; suspension systems; and alignment
and wheel balance.
The diesel technology degree concentrates on
the on-road trucks and light duty diesel-powered vehicles.
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EQUIPMENT
- State-of-the-art equipment and current training aids supplied
by the major automotive manufacturers including scan tools,
digital scopes, computerized alignment equipment, and electronic
ABS testers
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FACULTY
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- Associate of Applied Science
- Certificate of Occupational Proficiency
- High School Option Available
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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
- Automotive/Diesel Tech
- Parts Representative
- Service Representative
- Service Manager
- Specialist -
• Drive Train, Chassis, or Engine
- Technician
• Brake, Climate Control, Suspension, Alignment or
Electronic Controls
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INTERNSHIPS & JOB PLACEMENT
- Assistance in résumé preparation
- Coaching in job interviewing technique
- Internships available for qualified students
- Job placement assistance
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Bishop Campus, 2508 Blichmann
Ave., Grand Junction, CO 81505
(970) 255-2600 or (888) 455-2617
wccc@mesastate.edu
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