Diesel/Diesel Electric Technology
The Program
The Diesel/Diesel Electric Technology program offers the student the opportunity to learn the proper procedures for servicing, maintaining and repairing all parts of the diesel equipment utilized in farming, construction and trucking industries. The student will receive a thorough training in the use of the necessary specialized tools and equipment. The program is designed to provide the graduates with the skill and training required prior to entering the diesel mechanics field.
Aptitudes and Interests: Students entering the Diesel Electric Technology program should have an aptitude for mathematics, reading skills, good reasoning and logical thinking. An interest in machinery, tools of the trade and their use, combined with liking to work with both the mind and the hands are very important.
Helpful High School Courses
Mathematics, Mechanics, Computers, Speech, Communication Skills, Reading Comprehension
Graduation Diploma
Advanced Technical Certificate Diesel Technology Diesel Electric Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree Diesel Technology Diesel Electric Technology
Program Information (.pdf)
Program begins in August and January
Program length is 3 to 5 semesters
Admits 48 students each year
Typical classroom hours are from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., 5 days per week
Summer Session - optional
Books, Tools, Supplies
Estimate (entire program) - $ 2,350 - $3,050
Registration Fees
Fees apply to the current Idaho State University fee schedule which includes mandatory student health insurance.
Paying for College
You may apply for financial aid, scholarships, grants, and loans to help finance your college education. When you pay registration fees, you are a student of Idaho State University with the privileges and responsibilities of a college student.
Entrance Information
Admission requirements:
Application for Admission
Application fee
High school transcript or GED
COMPASS Placement Test or ACT scores
Register early - admission is based on space availability.
Job Opportunities
100%
of students reporting are employed or continuing their education.
All AAS degrees will articulate into the Bachelor of Applied Technology.