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The Associate in Science Degree program in Mobile Equipment Technology prepares students to diagnose and service diesel-powered trucks and equipment. Students will learn to use a systems approach to analyze and repair diesel engines, transmissions, brakes, hydraulics, related technologies and controlling systems. Extensive lab courses and a coop experience are supported by rigorous coursework in physics, math, communications and social science. Shop safety, work habits, shop management, and customer relations are also stressed.

Graduates from this program find employment at heavy truck and equipment dealerships, as well as forestry, agricultural, and automotive dealerships whose lines include diesel-powered units. Students may also find employment in construction, forestry, trucking, skiing, marine service, power generation, and other industries that use diesel-powered units.

There are four options in this program. The On-Highway option prepares students to work on heavy-duty on-highway trucks. The Off-Highway option prepares students to work on large earth moving, agricultural, or forestry equipment. The Parts and Service Management option prepares students to work as parts and service consultants, as parts or service managers, or in general service management positions. A One-Year Certificate option is also available.

First Year
Fall Semester Lec Lab Cr
DSL111 Introduction to Mobile Equipment Technology 2 0 2
DSL211 Heavy-Duty Power Trains 3 3 4
DSL214 Welding I 1 3 2
PHY115 Technical Physics 3 2 4
MATH* 3/4 0 3/4
*May be 3 or 4 credits depending on the course that is chosen
Semester Total  12/13 8 15/16
 
 
Spring Semester Lec Lab Cr
DSL115 Diesel Power Systems 3 3 4
DSL117 Fuel & Emission Systems 3 3 4
DSL221 Welding II 1 3 2
PHY113 Electricity and Electronics 3 2 4
PHY215 Fluid Dynamics 3 2 4
Semester Total  13 13 18
 
Summer Term Lec Lab Cr
DSL119 Cooperative Education 0 3 1
Semester Total  0 0 1
First Year Total  34/35
 
Second Year
Fall Semester Lec Lab Cr
DSL113 Heavy Duty Electrical Systems 3 3 4
DSL216 Mobile Hydraulics I* 2 3 3
DSL219 Failure Analysis 3 0 3
DSL224 Senior Project I 0 3 1
ENG120 College Composition 3 0 3
SOC Social Science Elective 3 0 3
Semester Total  14 9 17
 
Spring Semester Lec Lab Cr
DSL220 Vehicle Inspection and Commercial Drivers License 3 0 3
OR
DSL222 Mobile Hydraulics II* 2 3 3
DSL225 Senior Project II 0 3 1
DSL226 Electronic Troubleshooting 0 4 2
DSL227 Heavy-Duty Chassis Brake & Climate Control Systems 4 3 5
ENG211 Technical Writing 3 0 3
Humanities Elective 3 0 3
Semester Total  12/13 10/13 17
Second Year Total  34
* Denotes Off-Highway Option
 
Total for A.S. Degree = 68/69


Parts and Service Management Option

First Year
Fall Semester Lec Lab Cr
COM103 Intro to Spreadsheets 1 0 1
DSL111 Introduction to Mobile Equipment Technology 2 0 2
DSL211 Heavy-Duty Power Trains 3 3 4
PHY115 Technical Physics 3 2 4
MATH* 3/4 0 3/4
*May be 3 or 4 credits depending on the course that is chosen
Semester Total  12/13 5 14/15
Spring Semester Lec Lab Cr
COM105 Intro to Database Management 1 0 1
DSL115 Diesel Power Systems 3 3 4
MGT218 Small Business Management 3 0 3
PHY113 Electricity and Electronics 3 2 4
PHY215 Fluid Dynamics 3 2 4
Semester Total  13 7 16
 
Summer Semester Lec Lab Cr
DSL119 Cooperative Education 0 3 1
Semester Total  0 3 1
First Year Total  31/32
 
Second Year
Fall Semester Lec Lab Cr
ACC111 Accounting I 3 0 3
DSL113 Heavy Duty Electrical Systems 3 3 4
DSL219 Failure Analysis 3 0 3
ENG120 College Composition 3 0 3
MGT214 Management 3 0 3
Semester Total  15 3 16
Spring Semester Lec Lab Cr
ACC214 Managerial Finance and Accounting 3 0 3
BUS116 Business Plan Development 3 0 3
ENG211 Technical Writing 3 0 3
MGT216 Project Management Seminar 3 0 3
HUM Humanities Elective 3 0 3
SOC Social Science Elective 3 0 3
Semester Total  18 0 18
Second Year Total 34
Total for A.S. Degree = 65/66



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