汽车服务技术应用科学副学士

匹兹堡州立大学汽车技术系提供为期两年的汽车服务计划。该计划在经验丰富且经验丰富的教授的小班授课中提供动手学习。我们为期2年的AAS计划使汽车维修诊断技术人员能够在服务中心和经销商中工作。该计划是由美国国家汽车技术人员教育基金会（NATEF）认可的MAST（汽车服务主技术），可确保您获得最高的学术质量计划。匹兹堡州立大学的课程要求总共64个学时。其核心是汽车服务技术课程的50个学时，其中包括在夏季提供的变速箱的7个学时。AAS学位的其余14个学时为普通教育。
Pittsburg State University's Automotive Technology Department offers a 2-year Automotive Service Program. The program offer hands-on learning, in small classes from experienced and accomplished professors. The 2-year associate's degree is fully accredited by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF), the program is available in two options: 2-year Associate of Applied Science degree 2-year certificate program. Our 2-year AAS program prepares automotive service diagnostic technicians to work in service centers and dealerships. The program is MAST (Master Automotive Service Technology) accredited through the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF), which ensures you will receive the highest academic quality program available. Pittsburg State's program requires 64 total credit hours. At its core are 50 credit hours of course work in automotive service technology, including seven credit hours on transmissions offered in the summer months. The remaining 14 credit hours of the AAS degree are in general education. The material taught is vital to those preparing to take the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) test. We encourage all students to take each of the eight (8) ASE major certification area tests upon completion of the applicable Automotive Service course. Students learn in classes that are purposefully kept small (average size is 25), guaranteeing a hands-on experience with some of the nation's most accomplished professors. Our automotive laboratories encompass 32,000 square-feet of space and are among the most advanced in the nation. Thanks to our partners in industry, students have the opportunity to work on more than 40 donated automobiles and use the same tools and technology currently being used in the workplace. Students are required to purchase their own tools as their employers will require this also. To facilitate this, the annual Tool Show is held the first Wednesday of the Fall semester. This allows students the opportunity to shop for and purchase the tools that will be needed for the program.