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2015-2016 Catalog

MATHEMATICS

Program Learning Outcomes:

• Communicate mathematics with understanding

(read, write, listen, speak).

• Use critical thinking and mathematical reasoning to

solve a variety of problems.

• Apply mathematical models to real world situations.

• Use technology, when appropriate, to enhance

their mathematical understanding, critical thinking,

and problem solving skills.

• Demonstrate the ability to use symbolic,

graphical, numerical and written representations

of mathematical ideas.

MATHEMATICS

(MAJOR #

R.6200.AS)

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE

Purpose: To prepare students for Transfer into four-year

mathematics programs. The major also provides fundamental

background for persons who plan to become systems analysts

or computer programmers. The following courses must be

completed with a “C” or better grade.

Math Core:................................................................ 19

MATH 5A

Math Analysis I

MATH 5B

Math Analysis II

MATH 6

Math Analysis III

MATH 17

Differential Equations

and Linear Algebra

Select one (1) from the following:.................................... 4

Mathematics 11

Physics 2A, 4A

Computer Science 40

Engineering 40

Total Units

23

Advisors: J. Gilmore, Gong, Kandarian (Madera), Mata

(Madera), Montgomery, Obeid, Ortiz, Perez, Tayar, M.

Watts, Winter, Reimer, Zook

MECHANIZED AGRICULTURE

Program Learning Outcomes:

• Explain the theory of operation of common machine

systems found on agricultural and construction

machinery.

• Demonstrate the safe entry level repair and maintenance

of agricultural and construction machinery.

• Communicate effectively orally, and in

technical writing.

• Utilize resources such as electronic and print media

and diagnostic software to diagnose, and repair

machine systems.

• Demonstrate a thorough understanding of

workplace expectations, job preparedness and readiness.

• Apply proper troubleshooting techniques to diagnose

and repair agricultural and construction equipment.

CERTIFICATE IN DIESEL ENGINES, TRANSMISSIONS,

ELECTRICAL AND HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS

(MAJOR

#R.8180.CN

)

Upon completion of the four major courses students will be

able to perform entry level technical skills related to diesel

engine electrical systems, including the use of schematics

and digital meters when diagnosing and troubleshooting

electrical problems. Students will be able to diagnose and

repair diesel engine systems, order and replace necessary

parts and components, and access the necessary literature

to perform service and repairs. Students will be proficient

in transmission systems found on on-highway trucks,

troubleshoot electronically controlled transmission systems

and determine wear and replacement of clutch, torque

converter and differential components. Students will be

proficient in the application, service and repair of hydraulic

systems in agriculture and transportation, and be able to

employ problem solving techniques to different hydraulic

system malfunctions.

MAG 201

Diesel Electrical Troubleshooting ... 3

MAG 202

Diesel Engines ................................ 3

MAG 203

Transmissions and

Torque Converters .......................... 3

MAG 204

Hydraulics

................................. 3

Total Units

12

Advisors: Deftereos, Dinis, Wenter

EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN LEVEL I

(MAJOR

#R.8181.CA)

CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT

Students successfully completing the outlined course of

study will be able to perform entry-level service and repair of

diesel engines, machine transmissions, and air conditioning

and heating systems. In addition students will demonstrate

the correct service procedures and safe operation of various

machine systems common to the equipment industry. They

will be proficient with common hand tools as well as precision

measuring devices. Students will also gain the ability to utilize

technical reference material.

MAG 20

Equipment Technician: Diesel

Engines, Service Fundamentals,

Machine Systems .......................... 11

MAG 21

Equipment Technician:

Transmissions, Torque Converters,

& Air Conditioning ........................ 8

Total Units

19

Mathematics - Mechanized Agriculture