First
Year Classes
|
Credits |
| DSL356
Engines I |
6 |
| Instruction
provided in the technical and non-technical aspects of
diesel engines. This information will give the students
the basic understanding needed to continue in the Diesel
Mechanic program. |
| DSL366
Engines II |
6 |
| Instruction
in diagnosing problems and the nature of repairs needed.
Information on preventative measures to eliminate
failures. Prerequisite: DSL356 |
| MAT772
Applied Math |
3 |
| A
course in elementary mathematical skills for
technicians. Topics covered include fundamental
operations with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and
signed numbers; percents; geometric figures and basic
constructions; area and volume formulas; English/Metric
systems; measurements; and the interpretation of graphs
and charts. |
| DSL546
Power Trains I |
6 |
| Class
and lab activities in the design and operation of drive
train components including clutches, manual
transmissions, drive lines, rear axles, and wheel
bearings. |
| DSL605
Hyd & Brakes |
5 |
| The
study of basic mobile hydraulics. Introduces principles,
components, fluid systems and circuits of hydraulic
systems. Vehicle braking includes study of hydraulic and
air brake systems. |
| DSL145
Basic Electricity |
5 |
| An
introduction to basic electricity and electronic
principles that apply to diesel powered equipment.
Systems and components covered include starting,
charging, lighting and accessories. |
| DSL733
Air Conditioning |
3 |
| A
course on basic air conditioning theory and design.
Emphasis will be placed on various system controls and
on service operations. |
| DSL830
Operation/Maint. |
5 |
Instruction
in the proper methods of maintaining all equipment.
Safety will be emphasized. |
|
Second
Year Classes - Cat Emphasis
|
Credits |
| DSL555
Power Trains II |
5 |
| Instruction
will include the basics of automotive transmissions,
power shift transmissions, final drives, and hydrostat
drives. PREREQUISITE: DSL546, 605 |
| CAT430
Cat Fuel Systems |
4 |
The
student will be introduced to basic Caterpillar fuel
system principals, and theory for mechanical &
electrical engines. General repair & diagnostic
procedures will also be covered.
PREREQUISITE: DSL366, 546, 605, 145 |
| CAT432
LSP Hyd |
2 |
This
course will cover the design & theory of LS/PC
hydraulic systems. The student will understand the
function, operation & diagnostics of LS/PC
Hydraulics.
PREREQUISITE: DSL366, 546, 605, 145 |
| CAT431
Failure Analysis |
2 |
The
student will determine the root cause of a failure, how
to properly prepare parts for inspection & determine
what is normal & abnormal wear.
PREREQUISITE: DSL366,546, 605, 145 |
| CAT433
Cat Parts Literature/ SIS |
2 |
| Instruction
covers basic compcuter skills related to Caterpillar
computer systems. Students will learn how to operate
SIS, Parts Integrator, DBS Parts orders & work
orders. |
| CAT434
Internship at Dealer |
4 |
Work
experience at a local Caterpillar dealership. The work
experience will be compatible with the students ability
& previous course work.
PREREQUISITE: DSL366, 546, 605, 145 |
| CAT435
Cat Multi-Media |
2 |
The
student will complete Caterpillar computerized
tests & review modules.
PREREQUISITE: DSL366, 546, 605, 145 |
| DSL155
Adv. Electricity |
4 |
| The
electrical circuitry on diesel powered equipment is
covered. Included are troubleshooting, diagnosing, and
repair procedures. Prerequisite: DSL145 |
| DSL409
Diesel Electronics |
5 |
| A
study of electronic fundamentals, lab work with
electronic components, and testing equipment. Diesel
engines which are computer controlled are used in lab to
demonstrate applications of electronics on diesel power
which meet demands of the future. Prerequisite: DSL145 |
| AUT140*
Welding for Auto Mechanics |
2 |
| Skills
will be developed in oxy-acetylene fusion and braze
welding, shielded metallic arc welding as well as
oxy-fuel flame cutting. Safety is emphasized and basic
welding theory is discussed. Warnings concerning the
danger and liability involved in welding high strength
steels will be stressed (i.e., auto body and chassis,
etc.) Safety is emphasized. |
| COM703*
Communication Skills |
3 |
| Reading,
writing, speaking, and listening are studied as methods
of exploring and evaluating technological advances in
trades and industry. Adapting communication for
different audiences, evaluating industry-related
literature, and basic business writing are emphasized. |
| PHY710*
Technical Physics |
3 |
| A
physics course for students of technology. Topics
include forces, work, energy, heat, electricity and
magnetism with a strong emphasis on practical
applications. Prerequisite: MATH410 or equivalent |
| MGT145
Human Relations |
3 |
| Emphasizes
the importance of the development of proper attitudes
toward self, others, and organizational settings.
Stresses the development of a good self image and the
relationship this has to energy levels, emotions,
defensiveness, verbal and nonverbal communication. |
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