About the program:
The Diesel Technology program prepares students for positions in the exciting world of HD diesel truck repair as well as construction, agricultural and stationary diesel equipment repair. Local shops employ students as part-time technicians while attending classes. Students are instructed in fuel systems, electrical and electronic testing and repair, as well as hydraulics, brakes, air-conditioning and powertrains. Students can graduate with ASE certifications, MACS certifications, safety and Haz-Mat certifications.
Get hands-on experience:
Program emphasis is placed on theory and actual hands-on work experience. Start with the 42-hour certificate that will take one year to complete. After that, an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Diesel Technology is just six courses away. Classes begin in August.
- Technician for Trucks
- Heavy Equipment
- Diesel Engines
- Compressors
- Fork Lifts
- Sales
- Parts
- Manufacturing
UT Tyler Roadmap to Success - Industrial Technology:
The Roadmap to Success was created by Kilgore College and The University of Texas at Tyler Longview University Center to get you started on your career path to a degree in Industrial Technology in an efficient and affordable way, close to home. Enroll in Kilgore College courses necessary to complete a degree in Industrial Maintenance Technology, Diesel Technology, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Corrosion Technology, Drafting Design Technology, Instrumentation and Electrical Technology or Process Technology. Many of the courses required by Kilgore College to complete an AAS degree will transfer to UT Tyler’s BS in Industrial Technology degree.
Course information:
- Diesel Technology - Associate Degree (A.A.S.)
- Diesel Technology - 42-Hour Certificate
- COURSE DESCRIPTIONS for Diesel Technology