Diesel Technology
John Dunn
Diesel Instructor
john.dunn@lcsk12.org
In Diesel Technology, students will learn about diesel engines, their systems, and their particular tools. Students will also
learn about diagnostic testing and how to maintain and repair diesel engines and investigate technical changes that
impact this area. Students may have the opportunity to earn ASE certifications in this program.
It helps to be: Mechanically savvy and able to adapt to changing technology. The workhorse powering the nation's trucks and buses... see your counselor to enroll today! |
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| 1st Year Students | 2nd Year Students | 3rd Year Students |
Diesel Engines I #570040 Diesel Engines II #570041 An entry level introduction to diesel engines, their systems and comonents, as well as tools of the trade. | Diesel Electrical & Electronic System I #570043 Diesel Electrical & Electronic System II #570044 An intermediate level of diesel knowledge, including the introduction of diagnostic testing, computerized or otherwise. | Diesel Brakes #570045 Diesel Suspension & Steering #570046 An in-depth look at maintaining and repairing diesel engines. Students will also look at technical changes that impact their work. |
CREDENTIALING CERTIFICATION OPPORTUNITIES Our goal is to provide students with the opportunity to build stackable credentials such as ASE Student, OSHA 10 Hour, Snap-On Multimeter as they nagivate their programs of study. This will make our students more valuable to potential employers. Diesel Technology offers the following certification opportunity:
| This is a relatively new program; therefore, it does not currently have an ARTICULATED credit agreement through the Alabama State Community College System. |