Diesel Technology
John Dunn
Diesel Instructor
john.dunn@lcsk12.org
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. |