17 courses with the subject DETC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
DETC 105Diesel Shop Safety1
Diesel Shop Safety presents an overview of safety in the Diesel Industry, including an introduction to OSHA requirements. Safety in the Diesel Shop is stressed. Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop safety practices, i.e., PPE, Fire Protection and Egress, Flammable and Combustible Liquids, Machine Guarding, Electrical Safety, Lock Out/Tag Out, and Fall Prevention is thoroughly covered. Students will also complete the SP-2 online safety training course.
Diesel service fundamentals presents an overview of the Diesel Industry, including an introduction to the Diesel Vehicle and its systems. Jobs in the Diesel Service field are covered. Safety in the Diesel Shop, including the proper use of hand and power tools is demonstrated. Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., proper vehicle lifting and jacking procedures, thread cutting and repair, fasteners, torque, and torque to yield is thoroughly covered. Measurement systems, including USC and metric are discussed. Students will receive hands on training using most of the common diesel precision measurement tools including micrometers, dial indicators, bore gauges, and torque wrenches. Students will also receive training on common tools and equipment found in a modern diesel shop. This includes: grinders, dril press, hydraulic press, and many more shop tools and equipment.
DETC 115Diesel Engine, Electrical, and Drive Train3
Components and Systems Preventive Maintenance Diesel Engine, Electrical, and Drive Train Components and System Preventive Maintenance presents an overview of the Diesel Systems and how they are inspected and maintained. Industry procedures on maintaining the Diesel Vehicle is discussed and demonstrated. Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., Diesel Engine Maintenance and Inspection, Drive Train Maintenance and Inspection, and Electrical/Electronic System Maintenance and Inspection. The tasks included in this Course are entry level Technician skills and designed to introduce the student to correct procedures and practices of vehicle maintenance and inspection in a teaching/ learning environment.
Diesel Fuel and Supply Systems presents an overview of the Diesel Fuel Delivery Systems. Instruction starts at the supply tank and includes lines, filters, transfer pumps, and injector types and includes Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in the most common fuel system preventative maintenance, diagnosis, and repairs. Students will also receive training in Shop practices, i.e., inspect fuel tanks and lines, low pressure fuel system components, and high-pressure system components. Students will receive hands on training using most of the common diesel fuel system diagnostic tools including electronic diagnostic equipment.
Diesel Engine Technology presents an overview of the Diesel Engine, Diesel Engine components, Diesel Engine Systems and Operation. Industry procedures dealing with the Diesel Engine are discussed and demonstrated. This course includes Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., Diesel Engine Cylinder Head and Valve Train, Engine Block, Lubrication System, Cooling System, Air Induction and Exhaust Systems, and Engine Brakes. The tasks included in this Course are designed to give l the student a thorough understanding of the Diesel Engine, Diesel Engine Systems, and Diesel Engine Components.
Diesel Engine Technology Lab provides hands on training and skill acquisition from the Diesel Engine Course. The Diesel Engine Lab presents an overview of the Diesel Engine, Diesel Engine components, Diesel Engine Systems and Operation. Industry procedures dealing with the Diesel Engines are discussed and demonstrated. This course includes Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., Diesel Engine Cylinder Head and Valve Train, Engine Block, Lubrication System, Cooling System, Air Induction and Exhaust Systems, and Engine Brakes. Each student will disassemble, measure components, diagnose wear and/or failure, and reassemble a Diesel Engine. The tasks included in this course are designed to give the student a thorough understanding of the Diesel Engine, Diesel Engine Systems, and Diesel Engine Components.
Diesel Basic Electricity Course is an overview of the Diesel Electrical System, Battery System, Starting System, Charging System, Lighting System, and Cab & Chassis Electrical System. Industry procedures dealing with the Electrical Systems are discussed and demonstrated. This course includes Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., Basic Electrical Theory, 12- & 24-Volt Battery Systems, Engine Starting Systems, Unit Charging Systems, Vehicle Lighting Systems, and Vehicle Cab & Chassis Electrical Systems. The tasks included in this Course are designed to give the student a thorough understanding of Basic Electrical Principles and specific skills as related to a Diesel Vehicle. Page 185 of 287
Introduction to Hydraulics Course is an overview of Hydraulic Systems used in Diesel Powered Equipment. Hydraulic power is used to assist the operator to perform tasks otherwise impossible to complete. Fluid power is used to move and lift heavy objects. This course includes Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., Basic Hydraulic Theory, Hydraulic pumps, Filtration/Reservoirs, Hoses, Fittings & Connections, Control Valves, and Actuators. The tasks included in this Course are designed to give the student a thorough understanding of Basic Hydraulic Principles and specific skills as related to Diesel Powered Equipment.
Diagnostics, and Troubleshooting Vehicle Electronic Operation, Diagnostics, and Troubleshooting presents an overview of the Vehicle Electronic Systems. It covers the use of electronic equipment for troubleshooting, diagnosing, and repairing modern vehicle systems. Industry procedures dealing with Vehicle Electronic Systems are discussed and demonstrated. This course includes Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., Identify Vehicle Electronic System components and configuration, perform system performance tests, and repair and service the Vehicle Electronic Systems. These systems include: body controllers, Diagnostic software, multiplexing, and exhaust treatment systems. The tasks included in this Course are designed to give the student a thorough understanding of the Diesel Vehicle Electronic Systems.
Medium and Heavy-Duty Brake Systems presents an overview of the Vehicle Braking Systems. It covers both hydraulic and air brake systems. Modern vehicle brake systems, both hydraulic and air, are studied. The course includes standard repair and service procedures for; hydraulic systems, hydraulic system foundation components, air system, air system foundation components, drum and disc brake systems, power assist and parking brake systems. Troubleshooting ABS (antilock braking system), traction control, and vehicle stability are al covered. Prerequisite: DETC 120
Diesel Equipment HVAC presents an overview of the Diesel Equipment Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning System and Operation. Industry procedures dealing with the HVAC System are discussed and demonstrated. This course includes Instructor demonstrations and student hands on training in common shop practices, i.e., Identify HVAC system components and configuration, identify refrigerant types, Perform system performance tests, and repair and service HVAC system controls. The tasks included in this Course are designed to give the student a thorough understanding of the Diesel Equipment HVAC System, and controls.
The Steering, Suspension, and Alignment Course presents an overview of how these systems are used in modern Medium and Heavy-Duty Trucks. It covers both maintenance and repair of these systems. The course includes standard repair and service procedures for; manual and power steering systems, air and spring suspension systems, and checking and adjusting vehicle alignment. Troubleshooting steering, suspension, and handling complaints and repairing these system problems are also covered.
The Basic Welding and Fabrication Course presents an overview of how these skills are used in the modern Medium and Heavy- Duty Truck Shop. The course includes basic blueprint reading, Oxy-fuel heating, cutting, and welding. It also provides training in Plasma Arc Cutting, Stick, and MIG Welding. These entry level skills are utilized in truck repair shops, trailer repair and fabrication facilities, and agriculture/heavy equipment repair shops.
General Studies Elective 3 Humanities Elective 3 Additional General Education Requirements Health and Physical Education Elective 1 TOTAL CREDITS 76 * Prerequisite or Co-requisite Required. See Course Description. **Any Student who has taken pre-calculus (MATH 207) or calculus (MATH 213) instead of MATH 126 and MATH 132/MATH 136, must take an additional Gen-Ed elective in order to meet their Gen-Ed requirements. ^ Minimum Grade Required. See Course Description. Page 184 of 287
