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Diesel technology provides
classroom and laboratory experiences in current and
emerging technology that will enable students to enter
employment and prepare students for further education
or training. Instruction includes, but is not limited
to, shop safety, disassembly and assembly of engines,
electrical systems, power trains, hydraulics, steering,
suspension, brakes, failure analysis, and basic trouble-shooting.
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Particular
emphasis is given to the use of decision-making and problem-solving
techniques in applying science, mathematics, communication,
and social studies concepts to solve technological problems.
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OBJECTIVES |
1. To provide
instruction in applying safety rules, regulations,
and procedures.
2. To possess marketable skills for employment.
3. To apply time management skills.
4. To apply decision-making techniques.
5. To demonstrate leadership, citizenship, and work ethics. |
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STRENGTHS |
1. Program has adequate equipment to teach the diesel technology
competencies.
2. Program is N.A.T.E.F. certified. |
Mr. Vance Garrett
Instructor
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