Areas Of Study - Lake Area Technical Institute

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TRUCK SUSPENSION AND STEERING
A presentation of the information required to service heavy
truck suspension and steering components including fifth
wheels. 4 credits
TRUCK BRAKE SYSTEMS
The study and shop practice of servicing and troubleshooting
heavy truck brake systems. 4 cred its
ELECTRONIC ENGINE CONTROLS
Basic theory of operation, programming and troubleshooting
diesel engine electronic controls. 4 credits
TRUCK DRIVE TRAINS
The information needed to inspect and repair clutches,
transmissions, drive shafts and rear drive axles. 3 credits
Applied Failure Analysis
Upon completion of this course students will be able to
identify the major causes of engine failure. Students will learn
how to perform the eight steps of failure analysis that are
applicable to all forms of mechanical repair. 1 credit
TUNE UP AND FUEL SYSTEMS
Covers the theory, design, operation, troubleshooting and
tune-up methods of modern diesel engine fuel systems with
hands on diagnostics and repair. 3 credits
ELECTRICAL TESTING
An introduction to the procedures and tools required to
perform electical testing and troubleshooting. 3 credits
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
Outline procedure for performing preventative
maintenance on farm equipment, trucks, and construction
equipment, trucks, and construction equipment. 4 credits
Hydraulic System Diagnostics
A study of hydraulic system diagnosis and repair with handson
troubleshooting, adjustment, and repair. 4 credits
TRACTOR HVAC SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
The study and practical application of heating ventilation
and air conditioning system diagnosis and repair.
1 1/2 cred its
TRUCK HVAC SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
The practical application of truck heating ventilation and air
conditioning system diagnosis and repair. 2 cred its
ASE CERTIFICATION TESTING
ASE Technician certification testing verifies that a technician’s
qualifications meet national standards. The LATI Diesel
Technology program maintains ASE master certification
status. 1 credit
SHOP MANAGEMENT
An introduction to the management techniques applicable
to a typical dealership. 1 credit
COMBINE HYDRAULIC AND ELECTRICAL
FAMILIARIZATION
A hands-on study of combine electro-hydraulic systems
including component identification and testing procedures.
1 credit
TRACTOR SHOP PRODUCTION
The practical application of technical skills demonstrated by
reconditioning production (customer owned) equipment,
including engine and power train rebuilding. 7 credits
TRACTOR ELECTRONIC CONTROLS/GLOBAL
POSITIONING SYSTEMS AND AUTO STEER
An introduction to ag tractor electronic control systems and
diagnostic procedures, with an emphasis on engine controls.
3 credits
ECON 105 LEADERSHIP IN THE GLOBAL WORKPLACE
The study of traditional theories of leadership, as well as
the most recently developed philosophies. Course will focus
on the application of leadership concepts through critical
thinking and the development of critical leadership skills
need in the global workplace. Leadership traits, ethics,
changing demographics, workforce diversity and financial
planning are also included. 3 credits
ECON 201 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS I*
Studies the basic economic concepts as they relate to
consumer, worker and business decisions. Emphasis is
given to satisfaction maximizing behavior by individuals
and profit maximization by firms. Market structures are
thoroughly analyzed regarding their effect on price, output
and competitiveness. 3 credits *College transferable
ECON 202 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS II*
Principles of macroeconomics considers the economy as
a whole, how its sectors interact and how monetary and
fiscal policy can influence output, inflation, interest rates,
unemployment, poverty, debt and other factors. 3 credits
*College transferable
EMT 100 EMT – BASIC
The EMT Basic class is a South Dakota approved training
course consisting of 100 hours of classroom/practical training
and 20 hours of clinical observation. The training focuses on
caring for life threatening and non-life threatening situations
and conditions, as well as other issues related to the sick and
injured. Ultimately, the course is designed to prepare students
for successful completion of the National Registry Exam.
5 credits
EMT 110 PHYSIOLOGY
Lectures, lab work and demonstrations of human
physiological processes both normal and abnormal.
4 credits
EMT 115 PHARMACOLOGY
The study of drugs, methods of administration and dosage
computation. It provides information on classifications,
therapeutic action and side effects of drugs. Students have
experience giving medications throughout the program.
1 credit
EN 100 PRACTICAL WRITING
An introduction to basic writing skills needed for successful
academic writing. This course is designed to prepare students
for ENGL 101. 3 credits
EN 110 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
Prepares students to communicate effectively in the business
environment. Skills will be developed through the process
of analyzing communication, using the principles and
techniques of good writing and practicing the creation of
different forms of communication. 3 credits
ENG 113 INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICAL DRAFTING
Provides an introduction to the various theories and
techniques of mechanical drafting. 3 credits
ENG 114 MECHANICAL DRAFTING WITH CAD
After completion of this course, students will be able to
complete and manipulate a variety of drawings using
advanced 2-D drawing and editing commands. 10 credits
ENG 116 3-D COMPUTER ASSISTED DRAFTING
After completion of this course, the student should be able
to complete and manipulate a variety of drawings using 3D
drawing and editing commands. 2 credits
ENG 117 INTRO TO RESIDENTIAL DRAFTING
Learn to draw floor plans with elevations, calculate