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Automotive Technology Management. “Technically” not a management degree!. Did you know here on campus we train Automotive Technicians and professionals that work for major automotive manufacturers? - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
“Technically” not a management degree!
Automotive Technology Management
Did you know here on campus we train Automotive Technicians and professionals that work for major automotive manufacturers?
How about a degree field that’s constantly fluid and changing day by day with new technological advancements in propulsion technology?
Our goal in the Automotive Technology Management program is to give graduates the hands-on, technical experience these jobs require, and backing them up with solid business, engineering, or technical skillsets to ensure success!
History and Goals
Jennifer Kamler – District Parts and Service Manager - American Honda
Phil Griggs – General Motors Assembly Plant Manager
Technical proficiency We train you to work with the latest in
state of the art equipment on the latest vehicles
Manufacturer support means we have manufacturer scan tools, manufacturer vehicles and tooling, and manufacturers that want to hire YOU!
Business sense Many of our graduates earn a minor in
Business Administration; which not only looks good on a resume but prepares you for the exciting and fast-paced business world present in the Auto industry.
Options Even if you aren’t sure of the area you
may want to be a part of, Automotive Technology Management allows you to choose from three within the major… Technical Management Engineering
The skills we train for…
If you haven’t been to Central Missouri Speedway and seen the OTHER UCM sports team you haven’t seen anything yet!
The SAE student chapter has a B-Modified dirt track car that is run nearly every weekend during race season. Built, owned, and funded exclusively by students and alumni. They have won 9 times this year, and have
the track championship mathematically won.
Student Organizations
Be driven and self motivated Actively pursue learning
opportunities that are hands-on Have a passion for mechanical
things and how they work It doesn’t have to be vehicles!
Ask questions! [email protected] [email protected]
http://www.ucmo.edu/atm/
So what should you do?