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reading and signing the appropriate safety form handed out the first day of class

attending the diesel department student orientation and signing the form

properly wearing all your personal and environmental safety equipment

following all safety procedures set forth by OSHA, the manufacture, your instructor and the college

following the proper operational procedures of all tooling and equipment found in a diesel shop environment

recognizing unsafe working conditions and correct those conditions to make them safe

working safe around a diesel engine, a piece of equipment, or diesel engine components

you followd all personal,and environmental safety practices

you have read and signed the appropirate forms

you followed all safety procedures set forth by the manufacture, instructor and college

you properly use the shop tooling and equipment found in a diesel shop environment

you can recognize unsafe working conditions and will correct those conditions to make them safe

you meet the industry standard for safety in a diesel engine repair and service environment

reviewing a presentation on engine and fuel system clean care procedures and answering questions

reading the assigned chapter and answering questions

preforming proper handling, cleaning and organization of your engine parts

properly usuing the appropriate containers, carts and stands

properly using the appropriate supplies

completing a written examination

you demonstrated all personal,and safety practices when handling critical engine parts

you demonstrated all clean care procedures set forth by the manufacture, instructor and college

you followed industry standards for cleanliness and organization in a diesel engine repair and service environment

you answered correctly the presentation and chapter review questions

you can pass a written examination

reviewing a power point presentation or lecture and and answering questions

reading the assigned chapters in the text book and completing the selected review questions

completing written examinations

you defined internal combustion engine principles

you identified parts and components for both 2 stroke and 4 stroke cycle diesel engines

you defined diesel engine theory of operation

you explained the difference between 2-stroke- and 4-stroke-cycle diesel engine theory of operation

you answered correctly the presentation and chapter review questions

you can pass the written examinations

reviewing a power point presentation or lecture and and answering questions

reading the assigned chapters in the text book and completing the selected review questions

using formulas and calculating the answers to horsepower, torque, brake mean effective pressure, thermal efficiency, volumetric efficiency, mechanical efficiency, work, power, and energy of diesel engine using the reference material and formulas provided

completing written examinations

you calculated horsepower, torque, brake mean effective pressure, thermal efficiency, volumetric efficiency, mechanical efficiency, work, power, and energy of diesel engines with a minimum of 5 errors

you explained the terminology specific to diesel engines

you answered correctly the presentation and chapter review questions

you can pass the written examinations

reviewing a power point presentation or lecture and and answering questions

reading the assigned chapters in the text book and completing the selected review questions

selecting the appropriate OEM literature and determine engine cylinder arrangement, firing order, rotation, timing, horsepower, torque, displacement, bore size, stroke and RPM's for specific engines

completing the Engine Information, Specification and Parts section of the Diesel Engine Overhaul Workbook

completing the appropriate workorder and part sheets

completing the written examinations

you answered correctly the presentation and chapter review questions

you used the appropriate OEM literature and/or software to determine engine cylinder arrangement, firing order, rotation, timing, horsepower, torque, displacement, bore size, stroke and RPM's for specific engines

you have used the appropriate literature and/or software to complete the Engine Information, Specification and Parts section of the Diesel Engine Overhaul Workbook

you have completed and turned in the appropriate workorder and part sheets

you can pass the written examinations

reading the assigned chapters in the text book and completing the selected review questions

completing research on one of the five combustion system topics, that will be handed out in class.

submitting for grade, a 3 page report on your research

completing a a minimum 20 minute classroom presentation to your peers on your topic

answering questions about your topic from your peers and instructor

creating handouts to justify your research and give to your peers

completing a written examination

you have completed and submitted your report

you have given your presentation to you peers

you have successfully answered your instructor and peers questions

your peers have completed a peer assessment on your presentation

you answered correctly the presentation and chapter review questions

you can pass the written examination

reviewing a power point presentation or lecture and and answering questions

reading the assigned chapters in the text book and completing the selected review questions

diagram the different diesel engine support systems in your Diesel Engines Overhaul Workbook

testing the function of the different diesel engine support systems and comparing to OEM specifications

completing the appropriate workorder and part sheets

completing a written examination

you answered correctly the presentation and chapter review questions

you can identify all the parts and components of the different diesel engine support systems

you can explain the components operation of the different diesel engine support systems

you can explain how the different engine support systems function together as a unit

you explain how the different engine support systems affect engine operation and performance

you can diagnose engine support system problems

you have completing and turned in the appropriate workorder and part sheets

you can pass the written examination

reviewing a power point presentation or lecture and and answering questions

reading the assigned chapters in the text book and completing the selected review questions

completing the Engine Dynamometer Testing section of your Diesel Engines Overhaul Workbook

recorded and printing off your engines dynamometer performance printout

completing the appropriate workorder and part sheets

completing a written examination

you answered correctly the presentation and chapter review questions

you used the appropriate OEM literature and/or software to determine OEM diesel engine break-in procedure

you used the appropriate OEM literature and/or software to determine OEM specifications for horsepower, torque, RPM, oil pressure, boost pressure, coolant temperature intake manifold temperature, and fuel pressure and temperature and unusual smoke

you properly pre-lubed and primed your engine and repaired any leaks

you verified the condition and levels of all fluids and repaired any leaks

you successfully ran your engine without any noises, vibrations, diagnostic codes or leaks and your engine meets all engine specifications within +/- 3%

you completed the Engine Dynamometer Testing section of your Deisel Engines Overhaul Workbook and turned in the performance printout

you have completing and turned in the appropriate workorder and part sheets

you can pass the written examination