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Automotive Engineering Technology Major

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(75 credits)*

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Student Outcomes  

AET provides students with the opportunity to learn about the various disciplines within the automotive and the wheeled transportation industries.  With both classroom and lab experiences students will explore design, theory of operation, and testing of modern automotive components used in road and off-road vehicles.  AET also teaches skills to manage automotive related operations such as dealerships, parts and service operations, and more. 

*The Automotive Engineering Technology undergraduate program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.

Required Courses:

Automotive Engineering Technology (33 credits):

Required Engineering Technology Courses (27 credits):

Required Mathematics and Sciences (15 credits):

or Associate of Science Degree Completion

Completion of an associate of science from a regionally accredited institution in an automotive program accredited by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF). Bachelor of Science in Automotive Engineering Technology, Associate of Science Transfer Option (60 credits) This option is designed as a degree completion articulation for NATEF accredited automotive service programs from regionally accredited institutions. Included in this option is all course work required for satisfying graduation requirements at Indiana State University.

Required Courses:

Automotive Engineering Technology (18 credits):

Other Required Courses (26 credits):

Electives:

Upper division electives as necessary to reach 120 total credits and/or to reach 45 credits of upper division course work.

Foundational Studies:

Composition: upper division course requirement 3 credits

Ethics and Social Responsibility: 3 credits

Upper Division Integrative Electives: 3 credits satisfied by AET 330 or ET 421

High Impact Practice: 3 credits satisfied by ET 499

or Associate of Applied Science Degree Completion

Completion of an associate of applied science degree from a regionally accredited institution in an automotive program accredited by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF). This degree completion option includes all course work for satisfying graduation requirements at Indiana State University. Bachelor of Science in Automotive Engineering Technology, Associate of Applied Science Transfer Option 

Required Courses:

Automotive Engineering Technology (18 credits):

Other Required Courses (26 credits):

Electives:

Upper division electives as necessary to reach 120 total credits and/or to reach required minimum of 45 credits of upper division course work.

Required Foundational Studies (unless satisfied in course by course transfer)

Composition: Upper division course requirement 3 credits

Literary Studies 3 credits

Fine and Performing Arts 3 credits

Historical Perspectives 3 credits

Global Perspectives and Cultural Diversity 3 credits

Ethics and Social Responsibility 3 credits

Upper Division Integrative Electives: 3 credits (satisfied by AET 330 and ET 421)

High Impact Practice: 3 credits (satisfied by ET 499)

Degree Map

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Degree Map (with previous AAS)

Degree Map for students with previous AAS.

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Degree Map (with previous AS)

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