The diploma in Motorcycle Technician is designed to provide students with a technical skill set and applied logical diagnostics approach to diagnose, service, and repair modern motorcycles. Motorcycle Technician prepares the graduate for employment as an entry level motorcycle technician.
Upon successful completion of all program modules, students will be awarded a diploma.
Course MTC 101 Suspension Systems 9.0 Credit Hours
This course presents front and rear suspension systems’ design and operation. Component inspection, wheels, service, and repairs are discussed and reinforced with lab exercises designed to simulate industry approved repair applications. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5.
Course MTC 102 Brake Systems 9.0 Credit Hours
The Brake Systems course prepares students to inspect components and diagnose systems operations. Students participate in lab experiences designed to simulate industry approved service and repair procedures for drum, disc, anti-lock braking systems, and final drive assemblies. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5
Course MTC 103 Four Stroke Engines 9.0 Credit Hours
This course provides fundamentals of 4 stroke engines, including primary drives, of various designs. Operation and diagnosis, as well as cooling systems are presented in this course. Industry approved service and repair procedures are used in the lab disassembly, inspection, measurement, re-assembly, and in-vehicle service and repairs. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5.
Course MTC 104 Two Stroke Engines 9.0 Credit Hours
In this course the fundamentals of 2 stroke engines, including primary drives, of various designs. Operation and diagnosis, as well as cooling systems are presented in this course. Industry approved service and repair procedures are used in the lab disassembly, inspection, measurement, re-assembly, and in-vehicle service and repairs. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5.
Course MTC 105 Fundamentals of Electricity 9.0 Credit Hours
Students will learn and apply the basic laws and formulas as they relate to electrical systems. Students will utilize wiring diagrams and apply them to component identification, testing, and diagnostics. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5.
Course MTC 106 Electrical Systems 9.0 Credit Hours
This course uses a systematic approach to motorcycle electrical systems. Accessories, lighting, ignition, starting, charging and various control systems are studied. Computer controlled electronics are also discussed. Industry approved troubleshooting and diagnostics procedures are practiced in structured lab exercises structured lab exercises. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5.
Course MTC 107 Fuel Systems 9.0 Credit Hours
This course covers carburetion, fuel injection, theory, operation, and general fuel delivery principles. Exhaust systems effects on engine operation, and emission control devices will be discussed. Troubleshooting and industry approved diagnostic and service procedures are an integral part of students’ experiential learning experiences. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5.
Course MTC 108 Service 9.0 Credit Hours
This course prepares students to operate in a service environment. Students will learn customer service, use of dynamometer and communication skills that are necessary to be successful in a modern service environment. Lab practices will focus on manufacture service and repair procedures. Prerequisite: None. Lecture Hrs: 62.5. Lab Hrs: 62.5.
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