Motive Power Technician - Service and Management Ontario College Diploma
ObjectivesThis program will provide skills and training for a variety of careers in the transportation and automotive fields. Graduates are prepared to enter the motive power trades with high skilled trade qualifications and essential business communication, marketing and interpersonal skills. Successful completion of this program will enable students to: * Create work orders related to the motive power trade and industry * Search and find parts/service information from both manuals and computerized systems * Understand management principles: business structure, accounting, human resources management, parts/supply management * Diagnose: motive power engines, electrical/fuel systems, motive power drive line, directional control systems (steering, suspension and brakes), and air conditioning * Understand and apply proper disposal, storage and handling practices as they pertain to environmental legislation;
Academic titleMotive Power Technician - Service and Management Ontario College Diploma
Course descriptionSemester 1
1. AUTO - DRIVE LINE PERFORMANCE I
2. AUTO - MOTIVE POWER ENGINES I
3. COMPUTER SKILLS
4. INTRO TO SMALL BUSINESS I
5. AUTO - ELECTRONIC MANUAL SYSTEMS
6. MATHEMATICS 1
7. AUTO BASIC SKILLS
Semester 2
1. AUTO - DIRECTIONAL & CONTROL SYSTEMS I
2. AUTO - ELECTRICAL & FUEL SYSTEMS I
3. AUTO - INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
4. AUTO - PARTS & SUPPLIES
5. AUTO - WORKSHOP PRACTICES I
6. COMMUNICATIONS
7. AUTO - OXY FUEL WELDING
Semester 3
1. AUTO - APPLIED MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES 1
2. AUTO - DIRECTIONAL & CONTROL SYSTEMS II
3. AUTO - DRIVE LINE PERFORMANCE II
4. AUTO - ELECTRICAL & FUEL SYSTEMS II
5. AUTO - MOTIVE POWER ENGINES II
6. AUTO - MIG WELDING
7. AUTO - WORKSHOP PRACTICES II
Semester 4
1. AUTO - DIRECTIONAL & CONTROL SYSTEMS III
2. AUTO - DRIVE LINE PERFORMANCE III
3. AUTO - ELECTRICAL & FUEL SYSTEMS III
4. AUTO - ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
5. AUTO - MOTIVE POWER ENGINES III
6. INTRO TO SMALL BUSINESS II
7. AUTO - STICK WELDING
8. AUTO - WORKSHOP PRACTICES III
9. AUTO - APPLIED MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES 2