9 courses with the subject DESL, 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.
DESL 1501Automotive and Diesel Industrial Safety Standards3
Students are introduced to industrial safety and pollution prevention practices specific to the automotive and diesel service industries. It also provides a broad overview of standard industry operating practices and exposure to preparatory steps students should be making as they prepare to enter the workforce in the auto and diesel service industries. This course also covers OSHA-10 general industry training intended to help educate workers to predict, prevent, identify, and stop possible common worksite hazards. Students will have the ability to earn the OSHA-10 credential. Course Fees: $100.00
This course introduces students to general electrical/electronic systems and fundamental electrical theories and procedures is it pertains to the diesel industry. Students will identify methods to locate and interpret wiring diagrams, and explore diagnostic methods and repair procedures for individual electrical circuits on vehicles. This course will also cover the electrical systems as it relates to batteries, starting systems, charging systems, lighting systems, instrument cluster and driver information systems, cab and chassis electrical systems and an introduction to electrified vehicle high voltage safety. Students work towards completing ASE task list for Truck Service Technology (TST) for Electrical/Electronic Systems. Course Fees: $100.00
This course provides a basic introduction to diesel engine design, theory, operation, and service procedures. Students demonstrate precision measuring, engine disassembly and reassembly, diagnosis of engine problems, and parts analysis. Students will perform tasks related to general diesel engines, the cylinder head and valve train, the engine block, lubrication system, cooling system, air induction and exhaust systems. Students work towards completing ASE task list for Truck Service Technology (TST) for Diesel Engines. Course Fees: $75.00
This course introduces students to the specific applications of diesel engines in the light-duty market for powertrains commonly found in passenger vehicles and light duty trucks. Students will explore engine design and construction, engine management systems, emissions, diagnostics and troubleshooting relative to light duty diesel powered vehicles. Students will also engage in common service, maintenance, and repair practices on modern light duty diesel engines and related vehicle systems. This course is designed to assist students to prepare to take the ASE A9 - Light Duty Diesel Engines certification exam.
DESL 1650Diesel Fuel Systems, Emissions, and Diagnostics5
This course covers the theory, operation, and service of modern diesel engine management systems. Students will learn about diesel fuel delivery systems, computerized engine controls, diesel engine emissions controls, and the process of diagnostics and troubleshooting utilizing modern electronic test equipment and scan tools. Students will perform tasks related to engine brakes, emissions controls, driveability and electronic engine controls. Students work towards completing ASE task list for Truck Service Technology (TST) for Engines.Course Fees: $75.00
Students learn the theory, design, maintenance, service and repair of common drive trains used in over-the-road and industrial applications. Students apply knowledge of manual transmissions, automatic and automated transmissions, heavy-duty clutches, drive axles, drive shafts, universal joints, and gearing concepts. Students work towards completing ASE task list for Truck Service Technology (TST) for Drive Train. Course Fees: $75.00
DESL 1755Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration4
Students are introduced to general heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), and refrigeration theories and procedures as it pertains to the diesel industry. Students will demonstrate knowledge and perform tasks that pertain in general to HVAC and refrigeration system components, heating, ventilation and engine cooling systems, operating systems and related controls, and refrigerant recovery, recycling, and handling as per EPA section 609 guidelines. Students work towards completing ASE task list for Truck Service Technology (TST) for HVAC. Course Fees: $75.00
The student learns the principles, functions, and design of fluid power as it pertains to the diesel and heavy equipment industries. Students will demonstrate knowledge and perform tasks in the area of general hydraulics, hydraulic pumps, filtration/reservoirs (tanks), hoses, fittings, and connections, control valves, and hydraulic actuators. Students work towards completing ASE task list for Truck Service Technology (TST) for Hydraulics. Course Fees: $75.00
This course introduces students to brake, suspension and steering system theories and procedures as they pertain to the diesel industry. Students demonstrate knowledge and perform tasks in regard to general braking system components, air brakes and air supply and service systems, hydraulic brakes, parking brake systems, power assist systems, electronically assisted safety controls such as vehicle dynamic brake systems, antilock brakes system (ABS), wheel bearings, steering columns, steering pump and gear units, steering linkage, suspension systems, wheel alignment, wheels and tires, frames, and coupling devices. This course also encompasses Department of Transportation approved procedures for vehicle highway safety regulations and preventative maintenance inspection, (PMI). Students work towards completing ASE task lists for Truck Service Technology (TST) for Brakes and Suspension and Steering.Course Fees: $75.00
