Students receive practical instruction in sales, merchandising and marketing with accounting, applied mathematics, and oral and written communication. Working at the College's parts store and in a paid cooperative internship in a commercial operation round out the program's comprehensive training. New students are accepted in the fall quarter. Courses, credit hours and recommended schedule. About the program - The Motorcycle, ATV and Power Products Technology program offers training on a variety of products including small engines and motorcycles.
Students focus on welding, brake systems, fuel systems, engines and transmissions.
Classes in metrics, specialty tools, applied mathematics, and physics provide necessary theoretical background. The curriculum is designed to coincide with current industry and service standards. Full-time students are accepted in the spring and fall quarters. Some classes are available in the summer and winter quarters. Courses, credit hours and recommended schedule.