The Diesel Technology AAS Program uses a hands-on approach to prepare students for a career in the diesel industry. Through courses in engines, electrical, hydraulics, drive trains, electronics, mobile air conditioning, and welding, students develop a safe work attitude and skills required to work on the most advanced diesel powered vehicles.
Program Outcomes:
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Perform diagnostic procedures used in the construction, mining, agricultural, and trucking industry to effectively troubleshoot and repair diesel powered vehicles.
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Communicate effectively with customers and shop personnel.
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Apply appropriate Diesel workplace skills.
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Perform safe working practices in the work place.
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Apply critical thinking skills for the mechanical field.
All coursework must be completed with a C or better.
*Students interested in the Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Management and Leadership should be advised to take MATH 1000 or higher, advanced writing (AW), or ECON/AGEC1010 or ECON/AGEC1020 as general education options. (If a student is considering transfer to university or college for advanced studies, MATH 1500 is a career technical course, and is not transferrable).
This program offers two cohorts for each campus. Please work with your advisor regarding your cohort timeline.
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