State Technical College of Missouri MEDIUM/HEAVY TRUCK TECHNOLOGY
HEARTLAND INTERNATIONAL DEALERS ASSOCIATION OPTION 47.0613
(Associate of Applied Science Degree)
The Associate of Applied Science degree program in Medium/Heavy Truck Technology – Heartland International Dealers Association Option is designed to prepare skilled technicians to service International medium and heavy duty trucks. This option contributes to the green economy by updating the curriculum each year as needed to introduce the latest technology used to meet Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations regarding emission and control systems. The latest technology includes Post-2007 product, evolving powertrain systems, and dual- fueled engines, which significantly reduce the carbon footprint.
Enrollment in the Heartland International Dealers Association Option is limited and students are selected for this program on a competitive basis. Contact the Office of Admissions for the specific application requirements and deadline. In order to participate in the Heartland International Dealers Association Option, each student must be sponsored by a participating International dealer who provides four paid internship experiences.
Due to industry employment requirements, students are required to earn a Class A Commercial Driver License (CDL) before graduation. The CDL training and licensing require students to: 1) maintain a driving record that is eligible for a Class A CDL, 2) obtain a complete, current, and valid Medical Examination Report and Certificate for Commercial Driver Fitness Determination, and 3) successfully pass drug screen(s).
It is a requirement of the Heartland International Dealers Association Option for students to remain sponsored in this option to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.500, Job Readiness Work Ethic Scores of 3.0 in all classes, and Attendance Percentages of 90% in all classes. A student not meeting these requirements will be reviewed by his/her sponsoring dealer.
It is a graduation requirement of the Heartland International Dealers Association Option for students to earn a grade of “C” or better in all “Core Curriculum” and “Program Requirements” courses; due to state licensing requirements, students must earn a grade of “B” or better in the CDL classes.
Graduates of this option can expect to find employment in the service department of International truck dealerships. They can also expect to earn competitive wages after reaching the level of a skilled technician.
Program Mission
The mission of the Heartland International Dealers Association Option is to provide students with the opportunity to develop the technical and interpersonal skills necessary to succeed as an International truck service technician.
Program Goals
The goals of the program are to provide the opportunity for students to develop: Electrical knowledge and skills needed to repair and maintain International medium and heavy duty trucks. Knowledge and skills necessary to repair, maintain, and troubleshoot International diesel engines. Knowledge and skills necessary to repair, maintain, and troubleshoot drive train systems as they relate to International medium and heavy duty trucks.
Critical thinking skills used in troubleshooting. Oral and written communication skills needed to succeed as an International service technician.
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