DT 181 - Engines I

Credits: 1-14
In-depth study of diesel engines, including theory of operation, testing and rebuilding. Students must be seeking a certificate or degree in Diesel Technology.
Course Outcomes:

Apply theoretical fundamentals of internal combustion engines to maintain, repair, and overhaul projects.
Use common shop tools and equipment necessary to rebuild engines.
Apply specific skills in the maintenance, repair, and rebuilding of engines.
Analyze premature failure problems
Evaluate personal progress on the NATEF task list.

Course Topics:

Engine operating principles
Disassembly procedures and analysis
Lubrication systems
Cooling systems
Cylinder blocks and liners
Crankshafts and bearings
Pistons and connecting rods
Camshafts, trains, and timing
Cylinder head assemblies

LEC Credits: 8
LEC hours per week: 8
LAB Credits: 6
LAB hours per week: 12
Course Attribute(s): None
OEE Permitted: Yes
Grading Basis: Graded
Instructor/Department Consent Required: Consent Required
CIP Code: 47.0605
Default Section Size/Cap: 24
Quarter(s) offered:

Fall