Heavy Duty Diesel Service Technology - Advanced Certificate

Program Code: CTA.35848

Completing the Heavy Duty Diesel (HDD) Service Technology - Advanced Certificate prepares you for an entry-level career as a heavy duty diesel service technician. The certificate program includes fundamentals of the operation and preventive maintenance of heavy duty diesel systems and hands-on training that covers a variety of diesel powered vehicles, engines, and power systems. Students who continue and complete the Associate Degree in Heavy Duty Diesel Service Technology will have a broader based education.

Fall First Year

HDD 106 - Heavy Duty Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems Level I Credits: 4
HDD 108 - Heavy Duty Diesel Preventive Maintenance and Inspection Credits: 4
HDD 112 - Heavy Duty Diesel Engines Level I Credits: 4

Total Semester Credits: 12

Winter First Year

HDD 151 - Heavy Duty Diesel Engines Level II Credits: 4
HDD 156 - Heavy Duty Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems Level II Credits: 4
HDD 204 - Heavy Duty Diesel Brakes Credits: 4

Total Semester Credits: 12

Fall Second Year

HDD 202 - Heavy Duty Diesel Engines Level III Credits: 4
HDD 205 - Heavy Duty Diesel Suspension and Steering Credits: 4
HDD 206 - Heavy Duty Diesel Electrical/Electronic Systems Level III Credits: 4

Total Semester Credits: 12

Winter Second Year

HDD 203W - Heavy Duty Diesel Drivetrains Credits: 4
HDD 207 - Heavy Duty Diesel Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditiioning Credits: 4
HDD 209W - Heavy Duty Diesel Hydraulics Credits: 3
HDD 210 - Heavy Duty Diesel Capstone: ASE HD Diesel Test Credits: 1
HDD 215 can be taken in place of HDD 210 .

Total Semester Credits: 12

Total Credits: 48

Notations:

A grade of “C” (2.0) or higher is required for all HDD courses for the certificate.
HDD 202 and HDD 206 are Key courses and must be completed within 5 years of completing the certificate. Failure to complete within the stated time frame will require you to repeat the course.
HDD 210 course fee for testing will be at the current ASE rate and is the responsibility of the student.