Program Information
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Location: Oak Creek Campus
- Pathway: Manufacturing, Construction & Transportation
- Program Code: 31-412-3
- Offering: In-Person
- Degree Type: Technical Diploma
- Start Dates: August/January
About the Diesel and Powertrain Servicing Diploma
DESCRIPTION
This program prepares you for servicing equipment powered by diesel or natural gas fueled engines, such as construction equipment and marine applications, with emphasis on the heavy truck field.
Graduates can pursue career opportunities in construction, marine, energy, agriculture, government, trucking and distribution, manufacturing, and warehousing.
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Career Outlook
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Detailed Program Information
Curriculum
| Course | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| SEMESTER 1 | ||
| DIESEL-301 | Diesel Fuel Systems ‡ | 2 |
| DIESEL-307 | Electrical/Electronics Shop ‡ | 5 |
| DIESEL-306 | Engine Construction and Installation ‡ | 5 |
| DIESEL-338 | Emission Control Systems ‡ | 2 |
| DIESEL-308 | CNG Engine Operations for Heavy-Duty Applications ‡ | 1 |
| SEMESTER 2 | ||
| DIESEL-333 | Heavy Truck HVAC Systems ‡ | 2 |
| DIESEL-341 | Front-End, Brake and Suspension Systems ‡ | 5 |
| WELD-305 | Fundamentals of Oxyfuel Welding | 1 |
| ENG-340 |
Workplace Communication (or) ENG-195 Written Communication ‡ |
2 |
| DIESEL-319 | Driveline Components ‡ | 5 |
| DIESEL-345 | Preventative Maintenance ‡ | 2 |
| TOTAL CREDITS | 32 |
‡ Prerequisite required.
Program curriculum requirements are subject to change.
Current MATC students should consult their Academic Program Plan for specific curriculum requirements.
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Program Outcomes
- Demonstrate preventive maintenance skills relative to checking, lubricating and making necessary adjustments and minor repairs
- Apply skills in specialized test equipment and machine tools
- Demonstrate accuracy in identifying component parts and assemblies
- Apply skills in troubleshooting and repairing engines, drive components and electrical components
Admission Requirements
Waiting List
This program admits students via a waiting list process.
- Program capacity is 32 students per year: 16 in Fall and 16 in Spring.
- Waiting time is one semester.
Scholarships
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