2011 - 2012 Student Calendar - Helena College of Technology

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Diesel TechnologyDiesel Technology prepares the student to enter various segments of the diesel repair industry as an entry-level technician.This includes, but is not limited to, the agricultural, the industrial equipment, and the heavy-duty diesel truck repair industry.This program provides comprehensive training in maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of related electrical/electronic systems,mobile hydraulic systems, manual and hydraulic drive trains, brakes, air systems, diesel engines, general maintenance,alignment and undercarriages, HVAC, and transport refrigeration systems as used in equipment common to the dieselrepair industry. Major placement areas for the Diesel Technology graduate are agriculture and truck dealerships, truck fleets,construction, mining, oil exploration companies, farms and ranches, and independent truck repair shops.Students will need professional tools to gain employment upon graduation; therefore, they are required to purchase a tool setas outlined in the tool section. Students are required to purchase school-approved coveralls and red rags for use in the shopsand are responsible for a cleaning fee each semester.Faculty Advisors: Ralph Rinehart and Rick PurcellLength of Program: 4 SemestersType of Programs: Associate of Applied ScienceSemester of Entry: Fall and Spring. The suggested sequence in this catalog is for students entering in the fall semester.Please see your advisor for a suggested spring entry sequence.First SemesterCourseNumber Course Title Credits DESL110 Diesel Electrical and Electronics I.................................................................................................... 3 DESL111 Diesel Electrical and Electronics II................................................................................................... 2 DESL122 Hydraulics........................................................................................................................................... 5 M111T Technical Mathematics....................................................................................................................... 3 WLDG101 Welding Fundamentals for Auto Tech/Diesel................................................................................. 1 WRIT121T Introduction to Technical Writing.................................................................................................... 3Total Credits..................................................................................................................................... 17Second Semester DESL130 Diesel HVAC and Transport Refrigeration or................................................................................ 7 DESL235 Heavy Duty Manual Drive Trains (6) and DESL245 Heavy Duty Hydraulic Drive Trains (3) DESL135 Diesel Engine Repair.......................................................................................................................... 6 CAPP131 Basic MS Office................................................................................................................................... 3Total Credits................................................................................................................................ 16/18 (33/35)Third Semester DESL200 Diesel Engine Performance............................................................................................................... 7 DESL210 Diesel Maintenance Practices............................................................................................................ 5 DESL255 Heavy Duty Brakes and Undercarriage.......................................................................................... 7Total Credits..................................................................................................................................... 19Fourth Semester DESL235 Heavy Duty Manual Drive Trains and............................................................................................ 6 DESL245 Heavy Duty Hydraulic Drive Trains or.......................................................................................... 3 DESL130 Diesel HVAC and Transport Refrigeration (7) DESL265 Applied Lab Experience.................................................................................................................... 8 HR110T Career Development and Human Relations.................................................................................. 3Total Credits................................................................................................................................ 18/20 (72)Elective MECH205 Small Engines...................................................................................................................................... 258 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog UM-Helena College of Technology
Fire and RescueStudents in this program will graduate with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Fire and Rescue. The program willprovide applied entry-level career training for fire fighters and will enhance on-going training for current protective servicesprofessionals in Montana and the western states.All coursework required in the Fire and Rescue program is offered in Helena and Missoula.Students taking computers, math, writing, and career development on the UM-Missoula College of Technology campus willtake the equivalent courses of CAPP120 Introduction to Computers (2 credits); PSYX161 Fundamentals of OrganizationalPsychology (3 credits) or PSYX100 Introduction to Psychology (3 credits); WRIT121 Introduction to Technical Writing (3credits); and M111T Technical Mathematics (3 credits).Fire and Rescue courses concentrate on training in fire behavior, extinguishing agents, apparatus, tactics, rescue, and safety.Students will experience live fire situations in training mock-ups and will be able to enter careers in community-based firedepartments, industrial fire brigades, airport fire brigades, and wildland fire agencies.Official acceptance into the Fire and Rescue program is contingent upon the student successfully completing two physicalrequirements. The first requirement is passing a physical exam performed by the student’s family physician or medicalpractitioner. The physical form is available through Admissions and Enrollment Services.The physical agility test is the second physical requirement. Students must successfully complete the following physicalagility test, within a one and one-half hours’ time frame, before being allowed to register for Fire and Rescue classes. Therequired physical agility test will be offered at fall orientation programs. Fire and Rescue applicants will be notified of specifictesting and orientation dates.The physical agility test includes:• One-mile-run under 10 minutes• Fifty sit-ups under two minutes• Twenty-five push-ups under two minutes• Lift and drag a 175-pound mannequin 50 feet• Climb a 24-foot ladderThese meet minimum standards as set forth under the guidelines of the National Fire Protection Association Standards 1500, 1582, and 1901.Additional Costs:• Student Uniform - Approximately $300• Personal Protective Equipment - Approximately $250• Turnout Rental - $210 per academic year; includes bunker pants, coat, and helmet• Criminal Background Check - Approximately $50Requirements for FIRE105 Emergency Medical Technician-Basic (EMT):• Students are required to have their own blood pressure cuff and stethoscope.• Students are required to have the Hepatitis B vaccine and current (within six months) test for tuberculosis.Faculty Advisor:Length of Program:Type of Program:Semester of Entry:Special Requirements:Mike Wiederhold4 SemestersAssociate of Applied ScienceFallSuccessfully Passing Physical Exam, Agility Test, and Criminal Background CheckFirst SemesterCourseNumber Course Title Credits FIRE101 Introduction to Fire Service.............................................................................................................3 FIRE103 Fire Fighter Safety.............................................................................................................................3 FIRE105 EMT-Basic...........................................................................................................................................4 FIRE107 Personal Physical Fitness I...............................................................................................................1 FIRE120 Emergency Services Customer Service..........................................................................................2 FIRE121 Incident Command...........................................................................................................................1 WRIT121T Introduction to Technical Writing..................................................................................................3Total Credits....................................................................................................................................17UM-Helena College of Technology 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog 59
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Faculty ProfilesCeartin, MikeConstr
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