Revised 07/18/18 Unofficial Evaluation Given to Student

2018-2019 Certificate of Proficiency Worksheet

Diesel Technician Name _______________________________ SID ______________ Date _________ Advisor ______________________

Program Distribution

General Education Requirements: 9-15 credits Courses listed below must be completed with a “C” or better.

• Communication Skills — 3 credits minimum

• Computational Skills — 3 credits minimum

• Human Relations — 3 credits minimum

Major Area Requirements: 95 credits Courses listed below must be completed with a “C” or better.

NEEDS: TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED: 104-110

Student Signature:

Advisor Signature:

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The diesel technician must be able to work on a great variety of equipment and their component parts. These include brake systems, drive trains, electrical and electronic circuits, hydraulic systems, and diesel engines. Diesel power is used in the transportation industry in light, medium, and heavy-duty trucks and in industrial applications such as heavy equipment, agriculture, marine propulsion, power generation, and locomotives.

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This worksheet is only for advising purposes. Official approval of credits for degree completion is subject to approval from the Credential Evaluations Office: credeval@clark.edu

Consult with an academic advisor on a regular basis for degree completion planning. Contact the Advising Center to locate an academic advisor. Call (360) 992-2345 or visit us online at: www.clark.edu/advising

Advising Notes & Degree Requirements

Must earn a cumulative GPA of 2.00 in all coursework taken at Clark College, and in all courses applied to the certificate. Fifteen (15) credits minimum must be completed at Clark College to meet Academic Residency.

EPC: 775A

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= course that is currently in-progress

• Courses do not always follow numbering sequence, please refer to catalog.clark.edu for prerequisites.

DIES 111 Diesel Fundamentals

DIES 112 Diesel Procedures

DIES 113 Diesel Engines/Fuel Systems

DIES 114 Diesel Procedures

DIES 115 Drive Trains

DIES 116 Diesel Procedures

DIES 120 Basic Electrical

DIES 121 Electronic Engine Mgmt. Systems

DIES 122 Electronic Vehicle Control Systems

DIES 221 Electrical/Electronic Systems

DIES 222 Diesel Procedures

DIES 223 Hydraulic Systems

DIES 224 Diesel Procedures

DIES 225 Brakes, Steering, and Suspension

DIES 226 Diesel Procedures

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PTWR 135(recommended)

PTCS 110(recommended)

CMST& 210 or 230

Suggested Extra Courses for Preparation into the Trade:

BUS 110 Customer Service

DIES 096 Cummins Engines

DIES 135 Industrial Hydraulics

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Courses are not required for degree completionand may not be covered by your funding source

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Short-Term Plan:

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• BUS 211• BTEC 106, 107• ENGL 097, 098, 108, 110• ENGL& 101, 102, 235

Computational Skills [CP] – Complete a minimum of three (3) credits from the following course choices: ••

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Human Relations [HR] – Complete a minimum of three (3) credits from the following course choices:

Specific Requirements in an Occupational Field Refer to the prescribed curriculum in the catalog for specific coursework.

Certificate of Proficiency (CP) The Certificate of Proficiency is designed for students who wish to receive specialized occupational training for a specific career objective. Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.00 and take a minimum of forty-five (45) credits to receive this certificate. Students are required to complete a minimum of fifteen (15) credits at Clark College to meet the Academic Residency requirement.

General Education Requirements Note: Some specific requirements of a program may also meet the General Education Requirements. Communication Skills [CA] – Complete a minimum of three (3) credits from the following course choices:

2018-2019

• Addiction Counselor Education – ACED 101, 201• Business Technology – BTEC 148• Business Medical Office – BMED 166, 225, 226• Business Administration – BUS& 101• Communication Studies – CMST& 210, 230• College Preparation – COLL 101• Computer Technology – CTEC 104• Education – EDUC& 150• Human Development – HDEV 103, 105, 123, 155, 175, 186, 195, 198, 200• Management – MGMT 101, 106, 110, 112, 120, 122, 125, 128, 132• Psychology – PSYC& 100, 200; PSYC 203• Sociology – SOC& 101, 201; SOC 121, 131, 220• Women's Studies – WS 101

• MGMT 107• PTWR 135

Business Administration – BUS 102Business Technology Medical Office – BMED 103 Chemistry – CHEM 095Computer Science & Engineering – CSE 121, 222, 223, 224 Environmental Science – ENVS 135Mathematics – (MATH/MATH&) course numbered 030 or higher, except 199 or 290 Professional Technical Computational Skills – PTCS 110

Rev: 07/18/18