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Diesel Technology – Heavy Equipment (DTHEO)

Award: Associate in applied science degree

Program location: Applied Technology Center

This degree option prepares students for a career in the heavy equipment, construction, and utility industries. This degree serves students by providing a diverse education of coursework that is taught by faculty with direct experience in the industry. A major strength of this program is the strong hands-on approach to learning.

Graduation Requirements

General education

27.0

Major requirements

34.0

Option requirements

39.0–42.0

Total credit hours required

100.0–103.0

General education requirements

See General education requirements for Diesel Technology

Major requirements for Diesel Technology

See Major requirements for Diesel Technology

Option requirements for Heavy Equipment (39.0-42.0 credit hrs.)

Courses

DESL 1200Fundamentals of Hydraulics

3.0

DESL 1220Advanced Diesel Hydraulics

6.0

DESL 1620Climate Control/Heating and Air Conditioning

4.0

DESL 2110Heavy Equipment Drivetrain

6.0

DESL 2120Automatic and Automated Drivetrains

3.0

DESL 2250Field Service Maintenance

6.0

DESL 2981Diesel Internship I

8.0

WELD 1262Quick Start

3.0

WELD 1500Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick)

3.0

DESL 2120 is optional but recommended.