Level of Education
Technical Program
Time Investment
960 Hours
Credits
48
Tuition
$11,688
Next Starting
November 2026
Program Overview
The Technology in Diesel Mechanics program provides comprehensive, hands-on training in the inspection, maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of diesel-powered equipment. Students work with industry-grade tools, precision instruments, and modern diagnostic systems while learning to service diesel engines and related mechanical and electronic systems used in commercial and industrial applications.
Program Objective
The objective of the Technology in Diesel Mechanics program is to prepare students with the advanced technical knowledge and practical skills required to diagnose, repair, and maintain diesel engines and systems. Graduates are trained to safely work with fuel, braking, hydraulic, injection, and transmission systems while applying current industry standards, safety practices, and troubleshooting techniques.Employment Opportunities:
- Diesel Mechanic
- Diesel Technician
- Heavy Equipment Technician
- Fleet Maintenance Technician
- Diesel Engine Technician
- Truck Service Technician
- Maintenance Technician
- Equipment Service Technician
What You’ll Learn
Introduction to Diesel Mechanics
Students will learn about different agencies, laws, policies and safety that govern in diesel mechanics.
Diesel Internal Combustion Engine I
Prepares students on import and domestic automobiles power engine repairs, and specialize in internal combustion engines repair.
Diesel Internal Combustion Engine II
Provides internal and external diesel engine performance knowledge and its repair.
Diesel Power Transmission Systems
Students will learn how to repair different power transmission systems in automobiles and specialize in automotive electronics.
Diesel Electrical and Electronic System
Students will repair different electronic systems: American, Japanese and European.
Diesel Climate Control System
Explains the operation, service and repair of air conditioning systems including the required laboratories to develop effective repair and diagnosis skills.
Diesel Wheels and Brakes Systems
Prepares students to identify wheels and tires configurations in trucks and heavy vehicles and identification components in air and double circuit brakes systems.
Diesel Cooling and Lubrication Systems
Prepares students in the diagnosis and repair of diverse lubrication and cooling systems for the diesel equipment.
Diesel Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
Provides students with the mechanical technology knowledge and analysis through diesel hydraulic and pneumatic theory and analysis.
Diesel Injection System
Students will repair different injection systems (Bosch, GM Cummins, Caterpillar).
