Diesel Technologies, A.A.S.
The Diesel Technology Program offers a two year A.A.S. degree for students entering the workforce in Agricultural Equipment, Heavy Truck and Trailer, or Heavy Equipment maintenance and repair. Today’s technicians not only diagnose and fix mechanical problems, they also must understand and troubleshoot the computer-controlled systems found in diesel engines, power trains and hydraulic systems, suspensions, and braking systems. The program also provides industry training and professional development for graduates. Currently, more than 50 midwestern businesses employ one or more former students who participated in our program.
Courses
- AGC 210 — Employment Seminar
- AGM 113 — Hydraulics I
- AGM 124 — Technical Procedures for Power Mechanics Technicians
- AGM 403 — Combine Operation & Adjustment
- AGM 404 — Combine Servicing
- AGM 406 — Power Transfer I
- AGM 414 — Fundamentals of Air Conditioning
- AGM 426 — Power Transfer II
- AGM 427 — Equipment Servicing
- AGM 450 — Diesel Diagnosis
- DSL 143 — Fundamentals of Electricity
- DSL 335 — Advanced Diesel Electronics
- DSL 347 — Diesel Engines I
- DSL 348 — Diesel Engines II
- DSL 355 — Fundamentals of Internal Combustion Engines
- DSL 808 — Truck and Trailer Servicing
- DSL 809 — Truck and Trailer Chassis
- MAT 715 — Industrial Math I
- MGT 145 — Human Relations in Management
- WEL 331 — Welding Fundamentals