Light Duty Diesel Technology, ATC

Program Costs

Students can expect to spend an approximately $5,000 per program for text books and tools.

Intended Learning Outcomes

• Use current technical procedures to diagnose and repair to industry standards the ASE areas of modern automobiles and light duty diesel cars and trucks.
• Demonstrate technical knowledge including vocabulary, schematics, components, tools, and documentation associated with the ASE areas of modern automobiles and light duty diesel cars and trucks.
• Understand, demonstrate, and value attributes of professionalism. 
• Demonstrate by performing all safety procedures including the use of tools and equipment during all related shop activities.

**All Program specific courses must be passed with a minimum grade of C (73%) or higher and must be passed consecutively before continuing on to the next course. Students that do not successfully complete the required prerequisite courses with a minimum grade of C in any given semester are required to submit a petition to their program advisor or the T&I division chair,  it must be approved before the student can register to retake the failed courses or other program courses. Students who do not receive approved petitions will be suspended from the program.  Suspended students will have to reapply or wait one full year, three full semester including Summer semester, before being reenrolling into program specific classes.  

•  Fifty-four (54) Credits
• Financial Aid Eligible