Overview and Award Outcomes
Overview
The Marine, Motorsport and Outdoor Power Equipment Technology degree prepares the student in all areas of the Marine, Motor Sports and Power Equipment as a repair and service technician. A marine/motor sports technician will diagnose, evaluate, estimate repair costs and repair various types of marine, motorcycle, power equipment and small engines.
Award Outcomes
Demonstrate ability to measure engine parts
Employ skills and procedures to identify parts
Service fuel Systems
Service ignition systems
Demonstrate troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
Integrate technology into work processes such as scan tolls, service manuals online, etc.
Employ safety standards
Service drive systems
Explain air and liquid cooling systems
Integrate customer service and communication skills into repair work
Career Opportunities
Marine, Motorsport and Outdoor Power Equipment Technicians find employment at marine, motorcycle or snowmobile dealerships, distributors and manufacturers. Technicians are also in demand at service repair shops and businesses that service and repair motorcycles, outboard and inboard boat motors and lawn and garden equipment.
Semester Sequence
Offered at Eden Prairie Only
First Semester
| MMST1100 | Introduction to Marine and Motorsport Technology | 3 |
| MMST1105 | Introduction to Engine Theory | 3 |
| MMST1110 | Introduction to Fuel Systems | 3 |
| MMST1115 | Introduction to Electrical Systems | 3 |
| MMST1130 | Introduction to Drive Systems | 3 |
Fourth Semester
| MMST2105 | Motorcycle Transmissions and Clutch Service | 3 |
| MMST2110 | Motorcycle Wheels and Suspension | 3 |
| MMST2126 | Marine Lower Unit and Cooling System Service | 3 |
| MMST2140 | Marine Tilt/Trim and Controls | 3 |
| MMST2180 | Power Equipment Accessory Maintenance | 3 |
Graduation (64 Credits)
Semester listings reflect the recommended sequence. Due to circumstances beyond our control, the information herein is subject to change without notice.
2/23/2023 : BP / EP 5404