Diesel Truck (DDES1)
Award: Career certificate
Pathway to associate degree: Diesel Technology - Diesel Service (DTDSO)
Program location: Applied Technology Center
This career certificate provides the knowledge and skills needed for an entry-level position in the transportation industry. The career certificate provides students with fundamental instruction in the basic operation of diesel engines, service, brakes, electrical systems, and power trains.
For more information about educational cost, median loan debt, and other important information related to this program, please visit our website at mccneb.edu/Academics/Programs-of-Study/Applied-Technology/Diesel-Technology.aspx.
Requirements for Diesel Truck career certificate (35.0 credit hrs.)
| DESL 1000 | Diesel Preventive Maintenance | 4.5 credits |
| DESL 1210 | Electricity and Electronics | 6.0 credits |
| DESL 1230 | Diesel Engine Fundamentals | 4.0 credits |
| DESL 1620 | Climate Control/Heating and Air Conditioning | 4.0 credits |
| DESL 2100 | Heavy Duty Drivetrain | 4.0 credits |
| DESL 2150 | Truck ABS and Brakes | 4.0 credits |
| DESL 2200 | Steering and Suspension | 4.0 credits |
| MATH | MATH 1240 or higher | 4.5 credits |
For students who qualify for a higher level math course than MATH 1240, it is recommended that they take the highest level class they qualify for (4.5 credits or greater).
Students may not register for DESL 1210 Electricity and Electronics until they qualify by proper MCC testing procedures for entry into MATH 1240 or higher.