Diesel Technology

The Diesel Technology program provides a broad foundation in the diesel repair field by preparing students for entry level positions in the field of heavy duty diesel vehicle repair. Students gain skills in engine repair, fuel supply and management, suspension and brakes, hydraulic systems operation, and lighting and instrumentation. Students entering this program should exhibit mechanical aptitude, the ability to read and follow instructions as outlined in service repair manuals, and enjoy precision work and problem solving.

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Diesel Program Requirements

State Program Requirements

(CIP Code 470605)

Program Description: The Diesel Engine Repair Technology program is designed to prepare students to perform entry-level maintenance and repair tasks under the supervision of an experienced technician. Upon successful completion of the program, students will have the opportunity to obtain the ASE Inspection, Maintenance and Minor Repair and Diesel Engine entry-level certifications, as well as other industry certifications

Courses:

Diesel Engine Technology 1 (6310)*

Diesel Engine Technology 2 (6311)*

Diesel Engine Technology 3 (6312)

Diesel Engine Technology 4 (6313)

*Required course codes

ACCTC Program

Carnegie Units (High School Credits) Required: 4 units

Carnegie Units Offered: 6-8 units

Program Length: 2 years

Prerequisites for Program: Application, interview, and acceptance

Grade to Apply: 9th or 10th grade

Grades to Attend: Either

10th and 11th OR

11th and 12th

A Look at Diesel Technology

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Student working on a diesel tractor