Transportation & Power Division
Transportation & Power Division
Start Your Engines - The Automotive and Diesel Power Technology programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the needs of employers in the industry. Both the associate degrees and undergraduate certificate programs are accredited by the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Education Foundation.
Ignite Your Future - The Welding & Nondestructive Testing Technology program prepares students for employment in welding and/or nondestructive examination as entry level technicians. Both welding and nondestructive testing are utilized in construction, manufacturing and transportation industries throughout the world.
Amazing Stories
![Meet the fleet: Auto tech program receives 2016 Z07 Corvette](/academics/community-and-technical-college/departments/transportation-and-power/_images/amazing-stories-corvette.jpg)
Meet the Fleet: Auto Tech program receives 2016 Z06 Corvette
![Meet the beasts: one of these retired Freightliner cabs has an incredible 1.2 million miles on the odometer.](/academics/community-and-technical-college/departments/transportation-and-power/_images/amazing-stories-big-things.jpg)
Meet the beasts: one of these retired Freightliner cabs has an incredible 1.2 million miles on the odometer.
![Sculptural Art Class](/academics/community-and-technical-college/departments/transportation-and-power/_images/amazing-stories-welding-art-class.jpg)
CTC's Welding & Nondestructive Testing Student Feature
![Automotive Program Ranked Among Top 20](/academics/community-and-technical-college/departments/transportation-and-power/_images/amazing-stories-top20.jpg)
CTC's Automotive program ranked among The Top 20 Best Automotive Mechanic Schools.
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Employee Spotlight
“Staying current with the rapid technology changes in the automotive world takes a true desire and constant dedication. I love that my job never gets stagnant. I love the challenge of teaching students from the first semester to the last, and in between each semester, teaching GM technicians about the latest technologies."
— Darrin Marshall, Assistant Professor, Automotive Technology, GM ASEP