The Automotive Technology Management (ATM) Bachelor of Science degree prepares students for a wide variety of professional careers in the automotive, heavy truck and alternative fueled vehicles industry. Automotive-related career paths include customer service representative, field service engineer, product improvement specialist, engineering technician, district service manager, transportation planner, sales representative for mass merchandisers/distributors, insurance claims adjuster, and automotive technology instructor/trainer. Graduates of the Automotive Technology Management program have the skills necessary to compete for successful technical and management positions with domestic and foreign automotive corporations such as Ford, Chrysler, General Motors, Honda, Smith Electric Vehicles, Toyota, and Cummins, as well as original equipment manufacturers and suppliers. The program has been in existence since 1968 and is one of less than 20 institutions nationwide offering a Bachelor’s of Science in Automotive Technology Management degree. The ATM program at UCM is the only BS degree in automotive technology in the country that holds both full accreditation by The Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE) and certification by The National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF). Under the Choose Red Grant, residents of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Oklahoma can receive in-state tuition. 2+2 degree completion is also available.

Bachelor of Science in Automotive Technology

Management

School of TechnologyAutomotive Technology Management

www.ucmo.edu/atm Program Coordinator - Dr. Scott Wilson swilson@ucmo.edu 660-543-4439

This guideline is only an indicator of the courses required for program completion. Change will occur and students must see an academic advisor for the latest information.

Program Coordinator Dr. Scott Wilson

swilson@ucmo.edu660-543-4439

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS ...................... 77-81

TECHNICAL COURSES: ATM 1010 Contemp. Power Systems .............3 ATM 2110 Engine Theory & Maintenance ......4 ATM ^ 2124 Automotive Braking Systems .........4 ATM ^ 2130 Auto. Electrical Systems ................4 ATM 2132 Fuel Systems & Emission Controls 4 ATM ^ 3120 Steering & Suspension Systems .....4 ATM 3130 Computerized Engine Diagnostics 4 ATM ^ 3134 Advanced Powerplant Systems......2 ATM 3150 Diesel Technology ........................4 ATM 4032 Hydraulics & Pneumatics .............3 ATM ^ 4134 Advanced Auto Systems ................3 ET ^ 1010 Applied Electricity ........................4 MATH 1131 Applied Calculus, 3 or MATH 1300 Basic Statistics, 3 ..........................3 ATM 4112 ATM Capstone Experience ...........3 ATM 4130 Comprehensive Vehicle Diag. ......4 MANAGEMENT COURSES: SOT 3022 Internship in Technology ..............3 INDM 4210 Industrial Management, 3 or MGT * 3315 Management of Organizations, 3 .3 ACCT 2100 Survey of Accounting, 3 or ACCT * 2101 Principles of Financial Acct, 3 .....3 BLAW 2720 Legal Environment of Business .....3 MKT * 3405 Marketing Policy, 3 or HRM 3920 Human Resource Mgt, 3 ..............3

CHOOSE FROM ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE AREAS.........................................................................9-13 Area 1: Automotive Technology..................................13 ATM 2150 Mobile HVAC ..............................3 ATM 3110 Auto Engine O/H .........................4 ATM 2140 Manual Drivelines .......................3 ATM 3140 Automatic Transmissions ..............3Area 2: Design Technology ...................................10-11 CADD 1105 Basic AutoCAD ............................1 CADD 1110 Fundamentals of Drafting.............3 CADD 1170 Intro. Computer Aided Drafting ...3 Choose 3-4 hours from the following courses, 3 of these hours must be upper division hours: ATM 4038 Advanced Hydraulics ...................3 CADD 2120 Machine Drafting .........................3 CADD 4180 Industrial Design .........................3 CMGT 2020 Statics ..........................................3 ENGT 2040 Engineering Material Science .......4 ENGT 2530 Machine Tool Tech .......................3 ENGT 4520 Robotics & Automation ................3

Major 838 F/15

Area 3: Service Management ......................................9 Choose 9 hours from the following courses, 3 of these hours must be upper division hours: ENGT 4580 Quality Systems ...........................3 HRM 3920 Human Resource Management ....3 INDM 4220 Human Factors Engineering .........3 INDM 4230 Quality Control Management ......3 INDM 4250 Project Management ...................3 INDM 4260 Organizational Dynamics ............3 MKT 3420 Principles of Advertising ..............3 MKT 3430 Professional Sales ........................3 GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS.. 42

COMM 1000 Public Speaking ...........................3 COMM 3340 Intercultural Comm., 3 or ECEL 2110 Diversity & Social Justice, 3 .........3 MATH 1111 College Algebra ...........................3 CS 1030 Intro to Computer Programming .3 PHYS 1104 Physics .......................................4 CIS 1600 Business Info. Management ........3 ECON 1010 Principles of Economics ..............3 CTE 3060 Technical Writing ........................3 Free Electives ...........................................................0-1 MINIMUM TOTAL ........................... 120-124

NOTES: Completion of the courses indicated with an (^) will result in the certificate in Advanced Vehicle Systems (hybrid and electric vehicles). Selecting the courses marked with an (*) will allow the completion of a minor in Business Administra tion as part of the degree.