CUST 110 — CUST 110
or family -owned businesses. The course focuses on key concepts, strategies, and techniques for delivering excellent customer service. Students will also develop essential skills, including communication, relationship building, critical thinking, understanding diversity, teamwork, and flexibility. Grading: Audit, Noncredit Repeatability: Unlimited Credit: Noncredit C-ID: None CSU: Not Transferable UC: Not Transferable Modality: Web Conferencing (F2F/Synch), Traditional (Fully In-Person), Online - Asynchronous, Interactive Video/Audio Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer Diesel Technology DESL 63 4 Unit Diesel Engine Fundamentals Course Hours: 54 hours lecture; 54 hours laboratory This course is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of diesel engines. The development, uses, advantages/ disadvantages, design, components, operating principles, diesel fuels, combustion process, and exhaust emissions will be covered within this course. The student will perform pre -operational services, initial inspections, identifying engine components, and generally touch on all systems in regards to diesel engines. Students will gain hands -on experience of tools and test equipment used in the repair and servicing of diesel engines. Grading: Audit, Normal, Pass/No Pass Repeatability: Course not repeatable Credit: Degree Applicable C-ID: None CSU: Not Transferable UC: Not Transferable Modality: Web Conferencing (F2F/Synch), Traditional (Fully In-Person), Online - Asynchronous, Interacti