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COLLISION/REFINISHING
MOTORCYCLE
MARINE
PLUMBING
ELECTRICIAN
HVAC
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Ar e yo u rea dy to tur n yo ur pa ss ion
int o a su cc es sfu l ca ree r?
Are you ready to train for a career as a pro? Are you ready to join
other students who feel that same excitement in learning to become
skilled technicians? If so, then you’re ready for WyoTech.
WyoTech is a place for people like you. At WyoTech, you:
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When you choose WyoTech, you become part of
the team. So gear up and get ready!
WHAT’S INSIDE
Sharpen your skills by learning from master technicians who will
Why Choose WyoTech?
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Student Support
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Employers
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Build Your Career
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WyoTech Campuses
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General Course
Descriptions
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show you what you need to know to succeed in your chosen career.
What’s Your Passion?
Get lots of shop time to practice what you learn, hands-on, with
Specialty Programs
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the tools the pros use.
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Choose from programs that are fast and intense, so you have fun
while you learn and your training goes by quickly.
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Learn with others who share your interests, so you’ll fit right in.
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Know you’re ready for a new career with the professional standards
and training to be your best.
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WHAT ’ S YOUR PA SSI O N ?
At WyoTech, you build the skills you need to turn pro in whatever program you choose. Start with a core program that teaches you the foundations
and prepares you for success. This training will establish your expertise in a range of professions in as little as 8 to 12 months. You can match
your area of interest to a WyoTech campus that offers that training.
CORE PROGRAMS *
BLAIRSVILLE
PA
DAYTONA BEACH
FL
FREMONT
CA
LARAMIE
WY
LONG BEACH
CA
SACRAMENTO
CA
Choose a specialty program, such as High-Performance Powertrains or Street Rod and Custom Fabrication, so you can hone
your skills in a field you love. WyoTech specialty programs will provide the in-depth training you need to build additional
Automotive Technology
expertise in as little as four months, while adding to your readiness for day one of your new career.
Diesel Technology
Collision/Refinishing Technology
Motorcycle Technology
and Cus tom Fabr icat ion
-Per form ance Pow ertr ains • Stre et Rod
Mot orsp orts Cha ssis Fabr icat ion • High
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el • Ligh t-Du ty Dies el
lied Serv ice Man agem ent • Adva nced Dies
Adva nced Auto mot ive Diag nost ics • App
rica n: Dom esti c • Euro pean :
• Trim and Uph olst ery Tech nolo gy • Ame
Auto mot ive/ Dies el Vehi cle Tech nolo gy
er • Adva nced Mar ine
asak i, Suzu ki and Yam aha • Off- Roa d Pow
Duc ati and Triu mph • Asia n: Hon da, Kaw
Marine Specialist
Plumbing Technology
Electrician
HVAC
*Core and specialty programs vary by campus.
**Associate in Specialized Technology (A.S.T.) degree offered at Blairsville, Laramie and Sacramento campuses. In Fremont and Long Beach, offered as Associate of Occupational Studies (A.O.S.) degree.
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WHA T’S YOU R PAS SIO N?
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AUTOMOTI VE T E CH N OL OGY
ate d car s?
Wa nt to wo rk on tod ay’s hig hly sop his tic
The Automotive Technology program provides you with hands-on training
in many service and repair areas in the automotive or specialty automotive
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YOUR ROUTE TO ASE CERTIFICAT
ive Ser vice Excellence (ASE)
The National Institute for Automot
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certifies automotive technicians.
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Engine theory and inspection
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Brakes and wheel alignment
fields. It is an eight or 12-month core program of training and lab time,
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Vehicle electrical systems
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Air conditioning and restraints
depending on your campus.
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Cooling and lubrication systems
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Tires and suspension systems
specialty programs:*
Drivability Diagnostics
Drivetrain Systems
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Exhaust emissions
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Hydraulics and clutches
and knowledge.
Motorsports Chassis Fabrication
Applied Service Management**
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nts as one year
A completed WyoTech program cou
Powertrain control systems
Differentials
High-Performance Powertrains
Light-Duty Diesel
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Fuel supply and delivery
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Transmissions and transaxles
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of experience towards certification
Street Rod and Custom Fabrication
Automotive/Diesel Vehicle Technology
ing centers for ASE written exams.
WyoTech campuses are also test
Advanced Automotive Diagnostics
Trim and Upholstery Technology
OFF ERE D AT THE SE CAM PUS ES:
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Chassis
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After completing the core courses, students can choose one of these
s of professionalism
Cer tification ensures high standard
Basic Engine Management
LAR AMI E
BLA IRS VILL E
FRE MON T
SAC RAM ENT O
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN †
technology that goes into them.
You’ll learn about the science and
ent
ern tools and diagnostic equipm
WyoTech’s facilities include mod
g
to wor k on a variety of vehicles usin
and you’ll get plenty of shop time
under the hood and under the car.
these tools to explore everything
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS
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Auto Technician
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Exhaust Systems Technician
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Preventive Maintenance
Technician
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Assistant Shop Manager
in Training (with ASM)
MID- TO ADVANCED-LEVEL
POSITIONS
LON G BEA CH
**Associate in Specialized Technology (A.S.T.) degree offered at Blairsville, Laramie and Sacramento campuses.
In Fremont and Long Beach, offered as Associate of Occupational Studies (A.O.S.) degree.
†This list provides a general overview. See General Course Descriptions for more information. For complete program
information, contact a WyoTech Admissions representative at 888-577-7559 for a school catalog.
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Service Advisor
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Assistant Shop Foreman
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Parts Manager
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Master Technician
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General Manager
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Shop Owner/Operator
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DIESE L T E CH NOLOGY
Mo re Tha n Die sel Tru cks
a driving force behind today’s
Diesel is more than just trucks; it’s
r vehicles and equipment running
technology. Think about all the othe
on diesel engines:
• Farming equipment
• Power plants
• Cargo ships
• Mining equipment
• Hydraulic systems
• Cruise ships
• Construction equipment
el engines
experience with a variety of dies
At WyoTech, you’ll get hands-on
the
equipment produced by some of
and power systems. You’ll wor k on
Detroit
such as Caterpillar, Cummins and
top names in the diesel industry,
for
e diesel programs a great choice
Diesel. Employers like these mak
or
Technology can be taken by itself
a career that’s in demand . Diesel
gy as a specialty.
combined with Automotive Technolo
rs a practical way to provide
The ASE Cer tification Program offe
ion and stature they deserve.
qualified technicians the recognit
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n” on page 6 for more information
See “Your Route to ASE Cer tificatio
Fluid Power and Electrical
The Diesel Technology program provides you with hands-on training
Engines
in many service and repair areas in the diesel field. It is an eight-month core
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Engine theory and tune-up
Systems
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Cooling and lubrication systems
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Transmissions (Allison)
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Diagnostic troubleshooting
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Hydraulics
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Vehicle electrical systems
program of training and lab time.
After completing the core courses, students can choose one of these
specialty programs:*
Powertrains
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Anti-lock brake systems
Engine Management
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Axle and driveline alignment
Systems and Refrigeration
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Manual drivetrains
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Fuel systems
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Engine electronics
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Transport refrigeration
Advanced Diesel
Light-Duty Diesel
• Locomotives
• Oil rigs
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
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Apprentice Diesel Technician
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Fleet Technician
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Marine Technician
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Medium/Heavy Duty
Truck Mechanic
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Technician
POSITIONS
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LAR AMI E
Preventive Maintenance
Specialized Journeyman
Technician
BLA IRS VILL E
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Journeyman Bus Mechanic
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Shop Owner/Operator
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Fleet Manager (with ASM)
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COLLISION/REFINISHING TECHNOLOGY
Cre ate the Pe rfe ct Fit and Fin ish
The Collision/Refinishing Technology program provides you
THE I-CAR TRAINING ALLIANCE
with hands-on training in many service and repair areas in the
R Training Alliance
• WyoTech is a member of the I-CA
Collision Repair).
(Inter-Industr y Conference on Auto
tion dedicated to
• I-CAR is an international organiza
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program of training and lab time.
Sheet metal repair and
Refinishing I
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replacement
automotive collision/refinishing field. It is a an eight-month core
Surface preparation, refinishing
and equipment
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Welding
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Undercoats and corrosion protection
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Electrical and electronic systems
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Environmental and personal safety
After completing the core courses, students can choose one
training the collision industry.
let you apply for I-CAR credit.
• Many WyoTech training modules
n performance I-CAR Welding
• You can also take the hands-o
WyoTech.
Qualification test while attending
of these specialty programs:*
Collision Repair II
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Structural measuring and repair
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Plastic parts repair and refinishing
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Mechanical systems
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Damage analysis and estimating
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Welded panel replacement and
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Color theory, blending techniques
Collision Repair I
LAR AMI E
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BLA IRS VILL E
sectioning
Refinishing II
and special coatings
SAC RAM ENT O
Automotive body and repair job opportunities are projected to be excellent because many older workers are expected
s to
detailing? Love restoring vehicle
Enjoy metalworking, painting and
ishing.
sider a career in collision and refin
their original splendor? Then con
help
ing and hands-on practice. We’ll
At WyoTech, you’ll get intensive train
d to succeed in this specialty.
you develop all the skills you nee
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
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Detailer
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Auto Glass Specialist
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Apprentice Collision Technician
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Painter’s Helper
POSITIONS
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Body Technician
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Collision Specialist
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Restoration Specialist
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Insurance Adjustor
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Master Collision Technician
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Collision/Refinishing Instructor
(with ASM)
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Shop Owner/Operator
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Painter
to retire in the next 10–15 years.”
— Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-2009 edition.
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Your local market data likely differs from these statistics.
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MOTORCY CL E T E CH NOLOGY
Cru isin ’ on 2 Wh eel s
CE
IF SO, THEN WYOTECH’S THE PLA
d
to strip motorcycles down and buil
• Hands-on experience allows you
The Motorcycle Technology program provides you with hands-on
training in diagnosis, service and repair of modern motorcycles.
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Frames
It is an eight or 12-month core program of training and lab time,
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Final drives
depending on your campus.
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Wheels and tires
After completing the core courses, students can choose an area
of concentration:
them back up.
out.
ructors who know bikes inside and
• You’ll wor k side-by-side with inst
1972.
pus has trained technicians since
• WyoTech’s Daytona Beach cam
rs the same proven curriculum.
• Our Fremont campus now offe
Suspension and Brake Systems
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Electricity and Electrical Systems
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Charging, starting and ignition
systems
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Computer controlled electronics
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Lighting and accessory systems
Four Stroke and Two Stroke
Engines
Fuel Systems and Service
American: Domestic
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Engine operation
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PDI and setup
European: Ducati and Triumph
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Cooling systems
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Dynamometer training
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Lubrication systems
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Fuel injection, carburetion and
Asian: Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha
Off-Road Power
exhaust systems
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN **
is
k performance is what WyoTech
Having bikes operate at their pea
takes
iring today’s sophisticated bikes
all about. And servicing and repa
uate
, the kind you’ll get when you grad
specialized skills and knowledge
ing
nology program. Are you also look
from WyoTech’s Motorcycle Tech
motorcycle brand or style?
to hone your skills with a specific
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
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Entry-level Technician
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Parts Associate
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Factory Certified Technician
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Dynamometer Technician†
MID - TO ADVANCED-LEVEL
POSITIONS
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Motorcycle Technician
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Technical Systems
Troubleshooter
FRE MON T
*Core and concentration programs vary by campus.
**This list provides a general overview. See General Course Descriptions for more information. For complete program
†A degree may be necessary for these positions.
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Parts Manager
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Master Technician
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Service Director
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Shop Owner/Operator
DAY TON A BEA CH
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MARI N E SPE CI A L I ST
Ge t on Bo ard
technicians, including:
The Marine Specialist program provides you with hands-on
Diesel Engines and
Outboard Propulsion Systems
training in many service and repair areas in modern marine
Generator Sets
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Service and repair of outboard motors
Service and repair of diesel
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Propeller shafts and cutless bearings
engines
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Marine ignition systems
recreational vehicles. It is an eight-month core program of training
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and lab time.
• Propulsion systems
After completing the core courses, students can choose an area
• Inboard engines
of concentration:
• Stern drive systems
Advanced Marine
• Outboard marine engines
Off-Road Power
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Powerheads and electrical systems
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Basic marine engine mechanics
Inboard Propulsion Systems
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Vessel Power Systems
Service and repair of gasoline
engines
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Marine transmission systems
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Fuel systems
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Upper housing and lower units
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Lubrication systems
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Marine propulsion systems
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN *
ready to repair and tune
As a marine technician, you’ll be
small watercraft, large
a variety of watercraft, including
in cruisers. If you love
commercial fishing boats and cab
program is for you. The
the water and boats, this WyoTech
will prepare you to
WyoTech Marine Specialist program
demand for trained
wor k in a number of areas with high
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
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Boat and Motor Rigger
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Assistant Shop Manager
Trainee
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Factory Certified Technician**
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Parts Associate
POSITIONS
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Service Advisor
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Technical Systems
Troubleshooter
OFF ERE D AT THIS CAM PUS :
DAY TON A BEA CH
**A degree may be necessary for these positions.
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Technical Consultant
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Service Director
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Mobile Marine Business
Owner
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PLUMB I N G T E CH NOLOGY
A Pe rfe ct Fit
The Plumbing Technology diploma program will prepare you to
Plumbing Technology
work in all phases of the plumbing field. It is a nine-month core
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Sewage lines and sump pumps
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Construction safety and power tools
rs of experience in the field while
Our instructors will share their yea
program* of training, lab time and instruction. Hands-on training will
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Water pressure and backflow
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Pipe fittings and tubing materials
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provide you with the skills that are essential attributes of a successful
prevention
Storm drain systems
ude:
introducing you to courses that incl
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Water supply and waste systems
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Job estimates and pricing
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Plumbing code requirements
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Bathroom and kitchen fixtures
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Faucet and valve installation
plumber, such as strong technical understanding, reasoning ability
• Introduction to code and theory
and problem-solving skills. You will learn to apply your skills to vital
• Safety regulations
plumbing tasks including the ability to read and understand blueprints,
• Backflow prevention
install and repair pipes, and use a variety of hand and power tools.
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lems that demand strong technica
Enjoy the challenge of solving prob
you’ve
ls? Plumbing could be the career
understanding and reasoning skil
nicians,
plumbers, plumbing-ser vice tech
been looking for. Highly qualified
knowledge
-fitters are in demand. With the
maintenance plumbers and pipe
install
WyoTech, you’ll graduate ready to
and hands-on training you’ll get at
s.
commercial and industrial building
and repair plumbing in residential,
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
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Commercial Plumbing
Services
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Drain Cleaning
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Residential Plumbing
Services
POSITIONS
• Blueprints
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Construction Personnel
Manager
FRE MON T
LON G BEA CH
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Estimator
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Contractor
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Plumbing Inspector for
Residential, Commercial and
Our grads have a decided advantage. They were trained with the latest technology, equipment and textbooks.
Government Sectors
So by the time our guys are out in the workforce, they usually know more than those around them who went
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Small Business Owner
to school 10, 15 or 20 years ago.”
— Doug Allen, Program Chair of HVAC and Plumbing
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ELECTRICIAN
Po we r Up You r Fut ure
The Electrician diploma program provides you with hands-on training
Electrician
in many service and repair areas in the electrical field. It is a nine-month
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Electrical theory and troubleshooting
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Motor concepts
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Industrial controls and automation
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Transformer principles
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Residential and commercial wiring
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Emergency systems
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Conduit bending and installation
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Electrical hand tools
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Electrical safety and code
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Power distribution and test
and industrial mar kets.
core program of training and instruction. This program will provide you
topics that include:
The Electrician Program covers key
with the necessary technical, scientific, communication and interpersonal
skills for successful employment. You will be prepared for residential,
cepts
• Basic electrical theory and con
industrial and commercial tasks in this vital field.
requirements
equipment
ntific and mathematical
Ready to master the technical, scie
Tech, you’ll get much more than
challenges of electricity? At Wyo
nce with hardware ranging from
theory. You’ll gain hands-on experie
chgear and electronic controls.
transformers and motors to swit
plan, install, alter, repair and
You’ll graduate with the ability to
residential, commercial
maintain electrical systems in the
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
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Apprentice Electrician
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Repair Electrician
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Landscape Lighting Technician
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Lighting Service and Repair
Technician
duit bending
• National electrical code and con
y
• Commercial wiring and circuitr
POSITIONS
FRE MON T
LON G BEA CH
SAC RAM ENT O
*Core and specialty programs vary by campus. In Long Beach, offered as Associate of Occupational Studies (A.O.S.)
degree in Electrical Technology.
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Journeyman Low Voltage Technician
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Low Voltage Specialist
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Journeyman Electrician
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Journeyman Installation and
Repair Technician
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Maintenance Technician
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HEATING, VENTILATION a n d
AIR CONDITIONING
Ke epi n’ It Ho t. Ke epi n’ It Co ol.
The Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Technology
Heating, Ventilation and
diploma program provides you with hands-on training in many service
Air Conditioning
and repair areas of these fields. It is a nine-month core program* of
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Refrigeration and electrical theory
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Diagnostic and repair procedures
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Printed circuit boards
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Gas furnace design and wiring safety
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Copper piping and soldering
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Heat pump systems
techniques
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Power sources and circuit diagrams
Air conditioning and heating
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Testing instruments and
training, lab time and instruction.
• HVAC Repair Technician
• HVAC Installation Technician
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nician
• Preventative Maintenance Tech
systems
FRE MON T
LON G BEA CH
troubleshooting
POSSIBLE
CAREER PATHS
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A/C Installer
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Heat Pump Installation and
Repair Helper
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Service Technician
POSITIONS
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A/C Unit Assembler
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Heating Technician
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Heat Pump Installation Technician
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Window Unit A/C Installer/Service
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Contractor
They actually let you do the real hands-on work. I like how the
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Maintenance Mechanic
teacher breaks it down and makes everything seem so easy. If
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Stationary Engineer
SAC RAM ENT O
“
. Strict environmental regulations.
Sophisticated HVAC control systems
get
superior skills and knowledge you
There are good reasons why the
are in demand. You’ll learn about
from a WyoTech diploma program
n
rds, air conditioning and refrigeratio
basic electricity, printed circuit boa
. You’ll get the hands-on experience
fundamentals, plus heating systems
of these HVAC specialties:
to star t a rewarding career in one
you’re ready to learn, this is the place to be. It’s really focused
on your career.”
— Derek T., 2007 Graduate
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SPECIALT Y PROGRA M S
After you’ve selected a WyoTech core program to start your training, you will need to
choose a WyoTech specialty program to refine your skills. Specialty courses offer in-depth
training tailored to your career goals, so you build greater skills, knowledge and credibility
in as little as four months.
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS *
BLAIRSVILLE
PA
DAYTONA BEACH
FL
FREMONT
CA
LARAMIE
WY
LONG BEACH
CA
SACRAMENTO
CA
Students are introduced to metal finishing and cutting techniques that apply to specialty
automotive chassis fabrication work. Learn what it takes to build from the frame up, including
both drag race designs and off road. This is a vital building program for today’s racing industry.
Includes study of welding, suspension design, frame design, tube chassis, roll cages and more.
A fast-paced program to map, build and test for big power. Topics include engines and engine
block design, non-engine mechanical, electronic computer control systems, performance
Advanced Diesel
measurements, safe dyno usage and more.
Light-Duty Diesel
Spend your time planning, designing, customizing and fabricating street rods. Use specialized
equipment like the English wheel, planishing hammer and louver press. Learn all the street rod
techniques, including welding, finishing, chops, special effects painting and more.
Domestic Concentration
European Concentration
Prepare for the California Smog Check Technician license exam and study technical and
electrical systems, emissions devices, advanced engine, clean air course, on-board
Asian Concentration
diagnostics II systems, and the California BAR rules and regulations.
Off-Road Power Concentration
Advanced Marine Concentration
*Specialty and concentration programs vary by campus. This list provides a general overview. See General Course Descriptions for more
information. For complete program information, contact a WyoTech Admissions representative at 888-577-7559 for a school catalog.
**Associate in Specialized Technology (A.S.T.) degree offered at Blairsville, Laramie and Sacramento campuses. In Fremont and
Long Beach, offered as Associate of Occupational Studies (A.O.S.) degree.
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SPE CIA LTY PRO GRA MS
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S PE CIALT Y PR OGRAM S
Applied Service Management *
European Concentration: Ducati and Triumph
Learn business skills and concepts that are transferable to many different career paths within
Specialize in your choice of great European bikes by tailoring your program to apply toward
the automotive, diesel or collision/refinishing industries including Management Concepts,
Ducati/Triumph Entry Level Certification status. The Ducati and Triumph courses introduce you
Shop Management, Accounting and Financial Management, Business Communication, Human
to the sophisticated test equipment and approved diagnostic and repair procedures distinctive
Resources Management and Computers and Business Applications. Earn your Associate in
to each of these world-class marques.
Specialized Technology (A.S.T.) upon completion of this course.
Asian Concentration: Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha
Advanced Diesel
On the road, track or in the dirt, the Honda and Kawasaki, and the Suzuki and Yamaha
An add-on program to the core Diesel Technology program, with theory, diagnosis and
courses in this program cover the hottest rides from Asia. These two concentrations thoroughly
hands-on repair of both Peterbilt and Kenworth vehicles. Get up-to-date training as a diesel
explore the resources you can tap for information, the techniques for getting the most from
technician and practice applying that knowledge.
advanced test equipment, and the procedures for diagnosis and repair that have earned factory
approval for their effectiveness.
Light-Duty Diesel
Prepare to work on consumer trucks and diesel engines by studying various engines —
Off-Road Power Concentration
Cummins, Duramax and Powerstroke — as well as study hydraulics, transmissions,
If you’re into all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles or personal watercraft, this program’s two courses
Dynamometer usage, electrical, bed-swap modification, climate control and engine
offer professional-level expertise. ATV Mechanical Systems and PWC covers testing, diagnosis
management systems.
and repair of ATV mechanical systems, plus all systems on personal watercraft. ATV Electrical
Automotive/Diesel Vehicle Technology **
Systems and Snowmobiles explores fuel and electrical issues on ATVs, and complete
snowmobile repair and maintenance.
Add cross-course training to your core program. Students with the Automotive Technology
core program will add two eight-week courses in diesel training, or students with the Diesel
Advanced Marine Concentration
Technology core program will add two eight-week automotive courses.
Immerse yourself in the sophisticated support systems inside the hulls of today’s recreational
vessels. The Advanced Diesel and Power Generation course gives you hands-on experience with
Students can work on customer projects while learning sewing machine usage, trim panels,
headliners, seat construction, covers, convertible tops and carpeting.
power generation and supply systems, marine electronics and data transfer buses. And the
Advanced EFI and CANbus Systems course goes deep into the hardware and software involved
in electronic fuel injection and controller area networks.
Domestic Concentration
Learn about an American legend with two comprehensive courses. In Domestic Engines I and II,
you’ll learn to adjust, inspect and rebuild Iron Head, Evolution, Evolution Big Twin, Twin Cam and
V-Rod engines. Domestic Chassis and Engine Controls will hone your skills with suspensions,
brakes, final drives, electrical, ignition and fuel systems, plus diagnostics.
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*Associate in Specialized Technology (A.S.T.) degree offered at Blairsville, Laramie and Sacramento campuses.
**In Laramie, offered as Automotive Vehicle Technology/Diesel Technology.
SPE CIA LTY PRO GRA MS
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APPLIED SERVICE MANAGEMENT
Wy oTe ch gra du ate s are rec rui ted fro
m Ne w Yor k to Hawa ii.
He re are jus t so me of the co mp an
ies tha t rec rui t Wy oTe ch gra du ate s.
AUTOMOTIVE
Ge t the Edg e
Applied Service Management
efinishing programs.
Automotive, Diesel and Collision/R
Applied Ser vice
Students who choose to take our
earn their Occupational
Management concentration will
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Management concepts
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Financial management
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General accounting concepts
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Professional business communications
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Managing shop production
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Customer service
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Human resources management
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Safety management and OSHA
and supervision
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standards
Computers and business applications
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Computerized shop management
software
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The ASM course really helps with people skills. It was not just about the tools and how to
use them, it was also about acquiring the skills and the attitude to succeed.”
— Jeremy Roberts, 2006 Graduate
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*Associate in Specialized Technology (A.S.T.) degree offered at Blairsville, Laramie and Sacramento campuses. In Fremont and Long Beach,
offered as Associate of Occupational Studies (A.O.S.) degree.
**Specialty and concentration programs vary by campus. See General Course Descriptions for more information. For complete program
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AutoZone
Bluebonnett Chrysler Jeep Dodge
Bridgestone Firestone
Carmax
Cars Plus Tire and Auto Service
Central Chevrolet Cadillac
Century BMW
Champion Kia
Firestone Service & Tire
Great Western Mitsubishi Suzuki
Home Depot (HQ)
Kragen Auto Parts
Longmont Ford
Mercedes Benz of Oklahoma City
Midas Auto Service Experts
Orange County Transportation
Authority
Pep Boys
Sacramento Infiniti
Scholfield Bros Pontiac Buick
Sears
Shelby Automobiles, Inc.
Skip Barber Racing School
Tesla Motors
Tom Scott Toyota
Volkswagen
DIESEL
Cummins Sales and Service
Dean Machinery Co.
Halliburton Energy Service
Interstate Detroit Diesel
Kenworth Sales Company
MHC Kenworth
Merritt Equipment Co.
Penhall Company
Penske Truck Rental
Roadway Express, Inc.
Ryder
Schlumberger
Swift Transportation
TransAm Trucking
Transport Refrigeration, Inc.
Travel Centers of America
United Rentals
Westlie Ford Lincoln Mercury
Wyoming Machinery Company
MOTORCYCLE
Advanced Auto Parts Holly Hill
Advanced Motorsports Ducati
Bankston’s Kawasaki
Bikers Bay
BMW Ducati of Oklahoma
Chrismons Cycle Repair
Commonwealth Motorcycles
Cycle Accessories
Department of Transportation
J&P Cycles Daytona
MDK Motorsports
Piper Performance
Rossmeyer Harley-Davidson
Suzuki Sea-Doo of Orange Park
Team Hooters Suzuki
Yamaha Sportscenter
MARINE
Bluewater Boats
Bowers Marine Sales, Inc.
Brightwells Boathouse, Inc.
Caribbean Explorer One
Cypress Cove Boating Center
Dalton’s Marine, Inc.
Lake Shore Marine
Main Channel Marina
Pier 88 Divers
Powerhouse Marine Machine
Precision Motorsports
Pro Boats, Inc.
Reeves Marine
Rhodes Marine Service
Rick’s Boat Service & Repair
River Bend Marina
Winsel Boats
Wonderlake Marina
TRADES
AAA Electrical Contractor
Amtech Lighting Services Corp.
BP Refinery
C & L Refrigeration
Caterpillar – ES
Cedars Sinai Medical Center
DC Associates, Inc.
Disney – Corporate
Edison International
Edison Micro Utilities
Fosgate Electric
GE Energy
Geokinetics
Goodrich Corporation
Goodwin Tucker Group
Intelectric, Inc.
Kious Enterprises
Minuteman Plumbing & Drain
Service Champions
Shell Refinery
Sony Electronics, Inc.
Specialty Cooling, Inc.
Sunwest Electric
Swanson & Dudley Electric
Sylvania Lighting Services 2
Target Corporation
The Icee Company
ASM
Big O Tires
BMW San Mateo
Concord Honda
Cottman Transmissions
Goodyear
Lafayette Smog Certification
Lithia Chrysler Jeep of Reno
New United Motor Manufacturing Inc.
Sears Auto
Speedee Oil Change
Today’s Automotive Services
Tom’s Truck Center, Inc.
Travel Centers of America
U-Haul
Wheel Works
EMP LOY ERS
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L AR A M IE
TRA ININ G OFF ERE D:
AUT OMO TIVE
DIE SEL
500 Innovation Drive, Blairsville, PA 15717
4373 North 3rd Street, Laramie, WY 82072
COL LISI ON/ REF INIS HIN G
B L A I R S V I LLE
TRAINING OFFERED:
AUTOMOTIVE
DIESEL
The Laramie, Wyo., campus opened in 1966 and with the addition of the new
Motorsports Chassis Fabrication facility, the school is now comprised of over
298,000 square feet of modern shop, classroom and administrative facilities.
The Blairsville, Pa., campus opened its doors in 2002 and is
Laramie is home to the University of Wyoming as well as WyoTech, making it an
comprised of over 259,000 square feet of shops and classrooms
ideal college community.
set over 17 acres near the Conemaugh River.
HOUSING WyoTech’s Laramie campus offers furnished two-, three- and four-
HOUSING WyoTech’s Blairsville campus offers furnished housing
person suites in three complexes — Campus Courtyards, Downey and McCue.
in two locations: Indy Park, which is one mile from campus and
All are within minutes to campus and downtown Laramie. ACTIVITIES There
Oakland Rooney, which is 13 miles away. The school offers free
are numerous opportunities for sports and music entertainment throughout the
bus transportation to and from campus. ACTIVITIES There
school year. The neighboring Medicine Bow National Forest provides easy access
are numerous opportunities for sports, recreation and off-campus
to a wide range of outdoor activities. Skiing and snowmobiling are close by in
entertainment during the school year. Past concerts have included
Snowy Mountain Range. Downtown Laramie has a multitude of historic buildings;
The Dave Matthews Band, Dashboard Confessional and Ludacris. There
as well as movie theaters, bowling alleys and a variety of restaurants.
are also movie theaters, bowling alleys and a variety of restaurants
throughout Indiana County. Plus, the area offers numerous race tracks
where students can attend various events.
WyoTech’s Laramie campus offers training in: Automotive, Diesel, Collision/Refinishing,
AVERAGE STUDENT ENROLLMENT
Motorsports Chassis Fabrication, Street Rod and Custom Fabrication,
Trim and Upholstery Technology, Advanced Diesel and Applied Service Management.
AVERAGE # OF INSTRUCTORS
1,200
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WYO TEC H CAM PUS ES
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F R EM O N T
AUT OMO TIVE
980 Riverside Parkway, West Sacramento, CA 95605
200 Whitney Place, Fremont CA 94539
MOT ORC YCL E
PLU MBI NG
ELE CTR ICIA N
S A C R A MEN T O
HVA C
TRAINING OFFERED:
AUTOMOTIVE
ELECTRICIAN
HVAC
The Fremont, Calif., campus is part of a high-tech industrial park surrounded
by cutting-edge Silicon Valley. The eight-acre campus includes 70,000 square
feet of automotive shop and student services as well as a spacious new
The Sacramento, Calif., campus is located just across the historic
motorcycle facility.
Tower Bridge from Downtown Sacramento and the State Capitol.
The campus has more that 240,000 square feet of shop space,
including classrooms for audio visual demonstrations and lectures.
HOUSING WyoTech's Fremont campus offers community-referred housing.
Some offer game rooms, outdoor grills and fitness centers. ACTIVITIES
HOUSING WyoTech’s Sacramento campus offers communityLocated on the southeast side of the San Francisco Bay, Fremont is the fourth
referred housing. Students have been most successful living in the
largest city in the Bay Area. With diverse cultural and recreational activities,
Natomas and Davis areas. ACTIVITIES The thriving metropolitan
Fremont offers the best of metropolitan and outlying rural living. A daily shuttle
Sacramento area is known for its diverse cultural offerings and
service from WyoTech to The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system is available,
world class, year-round recreation. The San Francisco Bay Area,
offering students easy access to the entire Bay Area.
Lake Tahoe and Folsom Lake are all within driving distance.
Sacramento’s historic district is located along the American River
and features restored warehouses and restaurants. Arco Arena —
home of the Sacramento Kings — is just north of downtown.
WyoTech’s Fremont campus offers training in: Automotive, Motorcycle,
Advanced Automotive Diagnostics, and Applied Service Management. It also offers training
in Plumbing, Electrician and Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC).
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Electrician and Heating , Ventilati
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L O NG BEACH
AUT OMO TIVE
PLU MBI NG
470 Destination Daytona Lane, Ormond Beach, FL 32174
2161 Technology Place, Long Beach, CA 90810
ELE CTR ICIA N
D AY T O N A B E A C H
HVA C
TRAINING OFFERED:
MOTORCYCLE
MARINE
The Long Beach, Calif., campus is located northeast of downtown Long
Beach in the California State University Long Beach Technology Park. The
The Daytona Beach, Fla., campus moved in 2006 to a brand new campus
campus has over 92,000 square feet of space, adjacent to the Pacific
built for WyoTech — featuring 96,000 square feet of shop space and 12
Coast Highway.
classrooms. This area is famous for the legendary Daytona International
Speedway, home of NASCAR and the Daytona 200 motorcycle race.
HOUSING Long Beach offers community-referred housing. The Student
Services department assists students in finding convenient, safe and
HOUSING Daytona Beach offers community-referred housing. Students have
affordable living arrangements. ACTIVITIES WyoTech’s Long Beach
been most successful living in the Palm Coast and Ormond Beach communities,
campus is close to all Southern California attractions, including
just a few miles from campus. WyoTech also offers transportation to and
Disneyland, Universal Studios and Hollywood. It is close to beach and
from selected housing sites to campus. ACTIVITIES WyoTech’s Daytona
mountain recreation areas as well as the California Motor Speedway,
Beach campus is located in the new Destination Daytona, where motorcycles
Pomona Drag Strip and the Irwindale Speedway.
rule. It is home to the world’s largest Harley-Davidson dealership, Arlen Ness
custom shop, Triumph and Ducati shops and a host of restaurants. Daytona
Beach also boasts 23 miles of sandy beaches and watersports of all kinds
are available.
WyoTech’s Long Beach campus offers training in: Automotive, Advanced Automotive
Diagnostics and Applied Service Management. It also offers training in Medical Assistant,
Plumbing, Electrician and Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC).
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Marine Specialist, Domestic, Euro
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Off-Road Power and Advanced Mar
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WyoTech training programs are fast
WyoTech core and specialty programs focus only on the
WHY CHOOSE WYOTECH?
knowledge and skills that really count. So you only learn
what you need to succeed in your new career, and your
training goes by quickly. Finish your core program in less
time than you think, then choose from a variety of specialty
programs to round out your training. Most specialty
programs take only four to six months to complete.
WyoTech is a place for people like you
Always been a gearhead? Feel at home around people who can’t keep their
hands off powerful machines? Chances are, you’ve got what it takes to turn pro
at WyoTech. Train with people just like you — students and instructors filled with
passion, dedication and fun.
You get help finding a job in your new career
As you approach graduation, WyoTech Career Services
works with you to help you find that first job in your new
field and get you started on your new career path. Meet
You train hands-on using real tools of the trade
employers face-to-face at WyoTech on-campus career fairs,
WyoTech uses some of the latest equipment available today. From testing to
recruiting events, field trips and other events. Get help
diagnostics, you practice in-shop using tools that help you make vehicles
developing a resumé and preparing for interviews.
operate at their peak performance. Plus you get more shop time to work on
your projects, so you can really master what you learn.
You learn from instructors who are master technicians
WyoTech instructors are some of the best in the industry. These master technicians
have real-world experience and they share their expertise with you so you get
practical insights on everything you learn. They can help you graduate with the kind
of expertise you’ll need to become one of the best in your chosen career.
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WHY CHO OSE WYO TEC H?
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STU DE N T SUPPORT
He lp wh en you nee d it
Student Financial Planning
with everything
Your WyoTech guide will help you
before you arrive
you need to know or respond to
We want to make a WyoTech education possible for every
Many WyoTech students also receive financial assistance
student, so we offer various financial options to cover the costs.
from state programs and educational scholarships. Students
Your WyoTech guide will work with you to create an affordable
may also apply for a WTI Foundation scholarship.
on campus, including:
Your personal WyoTech guide
s and
• Financial aid options, application
Have questions about your enrollment? From the day you apply, you’ll
award implications
financial plan. Financing options
include:*
be assigned a personal WyoTech guide that you can call about any issues
• The WTI Foundation awards scholarships to eligible
related to your enrollment. WyoTech guides are also your “go-to” person
• Cash Payment
students pursuing post-secondary training in automotive,
you’ve chosen
• Housing options for the campus
for a range of student services for practical matters including:
• Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS)
diesel, collision/refinishing, motorcycle and marine
llee events
• Welcome events, including enro
• Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans
technologies.
• Financial aid
• New-student orientations
• Housing information
• Moving assistance
and campus visits
• Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loans
• Federal Pell Grants
• Community information
• Move-in details
• Career Services
organization.
• Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants
(FSEOG) – available at most locations
• New student orientation
• The Foundation is a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit
• Federal Work-Study (FWS) – available at most locations
• You’ll find scholarship applications and more information
online at www.wtifoundation.org.
• Federal Perkins Loans – available at most locations
• Alternative Loan Programs
• Institutional Payment Plans
• Private Loans
*Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
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STU DEN T SUP POR T
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BUILD YOUR CA RE E R
Career placement — ongoing support
Other career resources
Earn more, enjoy it more
WyoTech doesn’t just help you train for the kind of career you want
WyoTech also offers some unique search resources for access to the latest
Why settle for a job as a mechanic when you can have a career as a
after graduation. We help you find it. As you get closer to graduation,
career opportunities, including:
technician in an exciting industry? Getting technical training first can make
• Strong WyoTech Employer Networks – WyoTech has a range of employers
all the difference. And when you train at WyoTech, you’ll have opportunities
you’ll work with the Career Services team at your campus. They’ll
introduce you to a wide array of resources that will help you start
your new career.
Career building workshops
who are actively looking for WyoTech graduates. Employers who value the
for positions that often lead to more responsibility, as well as more power
training WyoTech students receive. You’ll meet many of them throughout
to choose your own career path.
your training program.
You can get help preparing your resumé and sharpening your job
interviewing skills. You can also meet prospective employers and
learn more about career opportunities. All WyoTech graduates can
take advantage of:
• SimplyHired™ Database – WyoTech graduates can access this online
database to find jobs available across the country. You can even
– Daily e-mail alerts for the job listings you want to receive
• Resumé development
• Resumé distribution
• Employer visits
• Ongoing job placement services
for graduates
• Career fairs
• Job postings
– Searches by company, education and experience
– And more!
Career Services assistance.
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VS
CAREER
Little or no job security with a short-term commitment
Rewarding work with personal and professional growth
Hourly-based pay with small raises
Competitive starting pay with advancement opportunities
Few opportunities for growth or advancement
Potential for employer-employee commitment with real benefits
– Geographic searches for the areas you want to work in
Even after you graduate, you can always come back to WyoTech for
“
JOB
customize your search with these features:
such as health insurance, paid vacation, sick leave, retirement, etc.
Options for advancement throughout a career
WyoTech provides the structure and discipline that translate very well to working at places like Penske.”
—Mark Swift, WyoTech Graduate, Penske Truck Leasing
BUI LD YOU R CAR EER
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GENERAL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
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Meet with a WyoTech admissions
representative
Complete an application and
partner with a WyoTech guide
A WyoTech admissions representative will
WyoTech admissions representatives serve every
Now you’re ready to enroll. Just complete an
contact you.
community in the country, and they’re available
Enrollment Agreement and submit a deposit
to meet with you and your family in the comfort
with your application.
of your home to explain more about WyoTech
Your WyoTech admissions representative will
opportunities. You can discuss the career choices
help reserve your start date and the program
you are considering, learn more about WyoTech
you’ve selected. They’ll also introduce you to a
and determine if WyoTech is right for you.
WyoTech guide, who’ll be your main contact until
classes start. Your WyoTech guide will help with
your federal financial aid application,* student
housing — if it’s available at your campus — plus
all you need to know before you start classes.
WyoTech offers the training you need to turn pro. Let us get you fired up!
AU TO M OT IVE T EC H NOLOGY
D IESEL TEC HNOLOGY
COLLISION / REFINISHING TECHNOLOGY
Basic Engine Management Systems
This course introduces the students to
principles of electricity and testing, batteries,
starting and charging systems, engine theory,
engine component inspection and R&R,
underhood noise diagnosis, cooling and
lubrication systems, environmental management
and service information systems.
Fluid Power and Electrical Systems
Theory and lab in basic hydraulics, hydrostatic
drive transmissions, use of freestanding engines
and skid steer loaders, torque converters,
Allison transmissions, basic DC electricity and
electrical systems, repair and troubleshooting
of hydraulic systems, pumps and cylinders, and
mobile electrical systems. Reading of hydraulic
and electrical diagrams. Use of flowmeters,
pressure gauges, multimeters and starter/
alternator/battery test equipment.
Collision Repair I
This course introduces students to workplace
behavior, external sheet metal straightening
including metal finishing, and the use of plastic
fillers, abrasive selection and usage, MIG welding
and metal cutting procedures, moveable glass
replacement, and bolt-on panel replacement
and alignment, aluminum repair and welding,
body construction, electrical systems, computers,
air conditioning, and restraint systems. Safe and
proper use of tools and equipment are covered
in each area.
Drivability Diagnostics
This course introduces students to alternative
fuel systems, powertrain control systems, on
board diagnostics, distributor and electronic
ignition systems, fuel injection systems, electric
and hybrid electric vehicles, exhaust emission
systems, customer relation techniques and
electronic accessories.
Drivetrain Systems
This course introduces students to torque
converters, planetary gears, transmission
hydraulics and clutches, manual transmissions
and transaxles, four wheel drive and all wheel
drive, and differentials, precision measuring
instruments, removal and replacement of
transaxles, electronic transmission diagnostics,
manual clutches and drivelines.
Chassis
This course introduces students to heating and
air conditioning systems (HVAC), wheel bearings,
brake systems, anti-lock brake systems, traction
control systems, supplemental inflatable
restraint systems (SIR), steering and suspension
systems, tires, wheel balancing, computerized
four-wheel alignment, and fasteners.
Engines
Theory and lab practices in diesel engine rebuild,
identification, manual usage, turbochargers, failure
analysis, measuring, diagnostic troubleshooting,
engine brakes and tune-up. The engines
covered are Caterpillar, Detroit and Cummins.
The use of engine dynamometers to evaluate
engine performance is also demonstrated.
Engine Management Systems and Refrigeration
Theory in low and high-pressure pumps and
injectors. Theory and lab in tanks, filters,
transfer pumps, nozzles and operation of fuel
systems such as Caterpillar, Cummins and
Detroit Diesel. Practices include the use of
diagnostic tools on electronic engines such as
Caterpillar, Cummins and Detroit DDEC, RCRA,
EPA Sec 608, 609. Also covered in this area are
the operation, testing and servicing of cab air
conditioning and transport refrigeration, basic
hand tools and fasteners.
Powertrains
Theory in antilock brake systems. Theory and lab
in operation, failure analysis, troubleshooting,
repair and adjustments of the following
components: manual transmissions, single
reduction, through drive, and double reduction
differentials, manual clutches and flywheels,
preventative maintenance and inspection, 121
air brake systems, axle and driveline alignment,
power take off units and wheel bearings.
Refinishing II
This course introduces students to damage
analysis and estimating, application of stripes
and decals, color matching and blending,
collision/refinishing shop setup guidelines,
identifying, repairing and refinishing of the
different types of plastic components, factory
special coatings, improving cycle time and
customer relations.
Collision Repair II
This course introduces students to frame
sectioning, steering and suspension systems,
wheel alignment, dimensioning procedures for
analyzing structural damage, adhesive bonding,
anchoring procedures, structural dimensioning
using mechanical and computer measuring
systems, stationary glass replacement, welded
panel replacement procedures including
resistance spot welding and unibody sectioning.
Refinishing I
behavior, personal and environmental protection,
refinishing equipment operation and maintenance,
surface preparation, removing existing finishes,
primer selection and application, paint chemistry,
masking, using various products for surface
prep and painting, ordering and mixing paint on
a computerized scale, corrosion protection
issues, refinishing problems and corrections,
final surface detailing using power buffing and
hand rubbing, and care of finished surfaces.
SPEC IALTY PR OGR AMS FOR
AUTOMOTIVE, DIESEL,
C OLLISION/R EFINISHING
MOTORSPORTS CHASSIS FABRICATION
Motorsports Chassis Fabrication I
This course introduces student to metalworking
techniques that apply to specialty automotive
chassis fabrication work including metal types
and configurations, measuring, pattern and
outline development, attachment methods, metal
finishing, cutting, MIG and TIG welding; frame
design and modifications including boxing, tubular
cross-members, c-notching, prostreet frame
setup, roll cage construction, and complete tube
chassis fabrication, mechanical drawing, reading,
and development, and precision measuring.
*Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
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Individual courses vary by campus.
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Motorsports Chassis Fabrication II
This course introduces students to drive
axle setup including rear axle selection and
modification; rear suspension design, selection,
and setup for street, drag race, road race, off
road, and air springs; engine mounting, steering
setup, brake system setup, plumbing wiring.
Lab work varies depending upon project but may
include front and rear suspension set up, roll
cage construction, tubular chassis fabrication,
chassis tuning, rear axle narrowing, and engine
mounting.
HIGH-PERFOR MAN CE POWERT RAINS
Performance Mechanical
This course introduces students to the
mechanical aspects of gas and diesel
performance upgrades, including engines,
exhaust, transmission, suspension, cylinder
heads, lubrication, filtration, cooling, and
braking systems.
Performance Electronics
This course introduces students to computercontrolled management of performance system
upgrades for gas and diesel vehicles, including
engines, induction, exhaust, transmission,
suspension, fuel management, ignition, engine
management, emission, interactive-display
monitors, scanning tools, automatic-transmission
control, and body and chassis control systems.
Performance feedback analysis is covered
using chassis dynamometer operation and
performance mapping.
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STREET ROD AND CUSTOM FABRICATION
ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE DIAGNOSTICS
LIGHT-DUTY DIESEL
TRIM AND UPHOLSTERY TECHNOLOGY
MOTOR C YC LE TEC HNOLOGY
Basic Street Rod
This course introduces students to theory in
terminology of specialty vehicles, planning the
theme of a project and understanding the
basics of restoration, customizing and sheet
metal fabrication that will be put to use on
project vehicle in Advanced Street Rod. Theory
and lab work consists of: tools of the trade,
basic panel restoration which includes basic
dent repair, metal finishing, using fillers, (body
solder, (leading or polyester), proper preparation
and application of undercoats and topcoats.
Introduction to composites and fiberglass repair
as it applies to the specialty vehicle industry,
TIG, MIG, and oxyacetylene welding techniques
for steel, TIG welding procedures for aluminum,
basic sheet metal forming techniques involving
simple curves and bends to include frenching
or recessing of license plates, headlights,
taillights, antennas, roll pan fabrication.
Chassis Electronics and Computer Controls
This course covers theory and lab in fundamentals
of electricity and electronics technology and its
relationship to vehicle control systems, vehicle
and component identification using manufacturer
acronyms and information systems, information
processing, proper repair strategies and vehicle
performance systems.
Drive Train, Cab and Chassis
This course introduces students to light-duty
diesel ABS brake diagnosis, hydraulic-controlled
accessories, traction-controlled differentials,
transfer cases, front axles, alignment, transmission
service and repair, emissions, cab and hood,
climate controls, vehicle-accessory modifications,
preventative maintenance and inspection.
Suspension Systems
This course presents front and rear suspension
systems’ design and operation. Component
inspection, service, and repairs are discussed
and reinforced with lab exercises designed to
simulate industry approved repair applications.
Fundamentals of Electricity
Students will learn and apply the basic laws and
formulas as they relate to electrical systems.
Students will utilize wiring diagrams and apply
them to component identification, testing, and
diagnostics.
Domestic Engines I
This course emphasizes the disassembly,
inspection, and assembly of the Iron Head and
Evolution engines. Students will perform the
necessary measurements and adjustments for
proper engine operation.
Advanced Emission Diagnostics
This course covers theory and lab in emission
control systems and their impact on air quality,
engine performance testing, diagnostic
strategies, OBD information retrieval and
smog checking procedures.
Powerplants and Electrical
This course introduces students to light-duty
diesel engines, electronics, and preventative/
scheduled maintenance for Dodge Cummins,
Ford Powerstroke, and General Motors Duramax
engines. Students are introduced to variable
nozzle turbo chargers, variable geometry turbo
chargers, performance alternate fuels and
service information systems.
Trim and Upholstery I
behavior, trim and upholstery tools and
terminology, headrests and armrests, shop
organization and customer relations, supplies
of the trade, operation, safety and maintenance
of sewing machines, analysis of seam types,
layout with existing patterns and constructing
patterns where none exist, sewing various
insert designs seat construction and
reconstruction, interior trim identification and
estimating labor and material for repairs.
Brake Systems
The Brake Systems course prepares students
to inspect components and diagnose systems
operations. Students participate in lab
experiences designed to simulate industry
approved service and repair procedures for
drum, disc, anti-lock braking systems, and final
drive assemblies.
Electrical Systems
This course uses a systematic approach to
motorcycle electrical systems. Accessories,
lighting, ignition, starting, charging and various
control systems are studied. Computer controlled
electronics are also discussed. Industry approved
troubleshooting and diagnostics procedures are
practiced in structured lab exercises.
Domestic Engines II
This course emphasizes the disassembly,
inspection, and assembly of the Big Twins, and
V-Rod engines. Students will perform the
necessary measurements and adjustments for
proper engine operation.
Four Stroke Engines
This course provides fundamentals of 4 stroke
engines, including primary drives, of various
designs. Operation and diagnosis, as well as
cooling systems are presented in this course.
Industry approved service and repair procedures
are used in the lab disassembly, inspection,
measurement, re-assembly, and in-vehicle
service and repairs.
Fuel Systems
This course covers carburetion, fuel injection,
theory, operation, and general fuel delivery
principles. Exhaust systems effects on engine
operation, and emission control devices will
be discussed. Troubleshooting and industry
approved diagnostic and service procedures
are an integral part of students’ experiential
learning experiences.
Two Stroke Engines
In this course the fundamentals of 2 stroke
engines, including primary drives, of various
designs. Operation and diagnosis, as well as
cooling systems are presented in this course.
Industry approved service and repair procedures
are used in the lab disassembly, inspection,
measurement, re-assembly, and in-vehicle
service and repairs.
Service
This course prepares students to operate in a
service environment. Students will learn
customer service and communication skills that
are necessary to be successful in a modern
service environment. Lab practices will focus on
manufacture service and repair procedures.
Advanced Street Rod
Theory and lab experiences covering basic
fabrication and painting to advanced sheet metal
shaping using steel and aluminum, custom body
modifications, and custom painting. Advanced
sheet metal shaping emphasizing compound curves
and complex panel fabrication using hand tools
and specialty equipment like the power hammer,
planishing hammer, English wheel, bead roller,
and louver press. Achieving the correct contour
in a custom compound curved panel including
the use of bucks, hammer forms and press
forms. Body construction including panels like
floorboards, firewalls, wheel tubs and fuel
tanks. Suicide doors, fabricating and installation
of hidden pin hinges and hinging of other custom
opening panels. Custom painting techniques
including trick colors, special effects, graphics,
pin striping, and air brushing. Lab work varies
depending upon projects, but may include
chopping a top, frenching antennas and tail lights,
shaving door handles, punching louvers, fabricating
and installing firewalls, floor boards, wheel tubs
and roll pans.
ADVANCED DIESEL
Advanced Diesel I
This course introduces students to history,
safety, model identification, time management,
warranty, product specific truck theory, repair and
diagnosis, computer usage, air systems, cab and
door adjustments, electrical, starting systems,
charging systems, air conditioning, front-ends,
brakes, Rockwell and Eaton ABS, Peterbilt
suspensions, batteries, wheel seals, suspensions,
Caterpillar electronics, Caterpillar tune-up, Detroit
DDEC III/IV, Detroit Series 60 tune-up, Cummins
CELECT/CELECT Plus, Cummins N-14 and ISX
tune-up and door locks.
Advanced Diesel II
This course introduces students to product
specific truck theory, repair and diagnosis on:
tilt cab, 320 and 387 model introduction, front
ends, brakes, ABS, Federal Brake Inspection,
clutch, cooling systems, 5th wheels, drivelines,
differential R&R, fuel systems, steering,
windshield R&R, fan clutch, Kenworth and
Peterbilt suspensions, preventive maintenance,
T 2000 introduction, door locks, Cummins
INSITE testing, Pre-Delivery Inspections,
Electrical, Engine Electronics, computer usage,
air conditioning, and engine tune-up.
Trim and Upholstery II
This course introduces students to vinyl top
removal and replacement, carpeting, convertible
top removal and replacement, plastic parts
repair and coloring, electronic systems and
supplemental restraints, custom fabrication
techniques, trim panels, headliners and sun visors.
C ONC ENTR ATIONS FOR MOTOR C YC LE
Domestic Chassis
This course emphasizes the manufacture
specifics in regards to suspensions, brakes,
final drives, and electrical systems used on
domestic motorcycles.
Domestic Engine Controls
During this course of instruction students will
apply learned knowledge and skills in the areas
of ignition systems, fuel systems, service
processes, and diagnostics.
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M AR IN E SPEC IAL IST
European Ducati
The Ducati concentration course emphasizes
the use of information resources, sophisticated
test equipment and manufacturer approved
diagnostic and repair procedures as they relate
to Ducati motorcycles. Training applies towards
students being awarded Ducati Entry Level
Certification training status.
European Triumph
This course emphasizes the use of information
resources, sophisticated test equipment and
manufacturer approved diagnostic and repair
procedures as they relate to Triumph motorcycles.
Training applies towards students being awarded
Triumph Entry Level Certification training status.
Asian Honda
The Honda concentration course emphasizes
the use of information resources, sophisticated
test equipment and manufacturer approved
diagnostic and repair procedures as they relate
to Honda motorcycles.
Asian Kawasaki
This course prepares students for the use
of information resources, sophisticated test
equipment and manufacturer approved
diagnostic and repair procedures as they
relate to Kawasaki motorcycles.
Asian Suzuki
This course emphasizes the use of information
procedures as they relate to Suzuki motorcycles.
Asian Yamaha
This course covers the use of information
procedures as they relate to Yamaha motorcycles.
ATV Mechanical Systems and PWC
This course introduces students to information
resources, sophisticated test equipment,
manufacturer approved diagnostics, and repair
procedures for both the mechanical aspects of
all-terrain vehicles (ATV) and all aspects of
personal watercraft.
ATV Electrical Systems and Snowmobiles
procedures for fuel and electrical related issues
on all-terrain vehicles (ATV) and all aspects of
snowmobile repair.
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Vessel Power Transmission Systems
This course introduces the student to operation
and repair of inboard and stern drive propulsion
systems, jet pumps marine plumbing systems
and boat handling and storage procedures.
Marine dealer operations will include the use of
computer software to write service work orders
and to perform repair parts research and ordering.
PLUMBING TEC HNOLOGY
Outboard Engine Propulsion Systems
This course introduces the student to the
operation and maintenance of marine outboard
and personal watercraft engines. Outboard
engine technology will focus on engine operation,
engine servicing, fuel systems operation including
fuel injection, and electronic ignition systems.
Rigging outboard engines will include steering,
engine control and monitoring equipment and
engine mounting. Computer and software usage
as it pertains to engine interface, parts research
and service manual usage will be discussed
and performed throughout the course.
C O N C EN T R AT IO N S F O R M AR IN E
Inboard Engine Propulsion Systems
operation and maintenance of marine gasoline
inboard engines. All aspects of engine operations,
maintenance and repair will be covered including
electronic fuel injection and engine management
systems. Computer and software usage as it
pertains to engine interface, parts research and
service manual usage will be discussed and
performed throughout the course.
Diesel Engine, Power Generation and
Marine Electronics
operation and maintenance of marine diesel
engines, power generation and supply systems
and marine electronics. Diesel engine servicing
and maintenance will be covered including
electronically controlled diesel propulsion systems.
Computer and software usage as it pertains to
engine interface, parts research and service
manual usage will be discussed and performed
throughout the course.
Advanced Diesel and Power Generation
This course introduces the student to advanced
installation and troubleshooting of recreational
marine vessel support systems including power
generation and supply systems, marine electronics
and Data transfer buses. Computer and software
usage as it pertains to engine interface, control
area network, parts research and service
Advanced EFI and CANbus Systems
This course introduces the student to advanced
installation and troubleshooting of recreational
marine vessel support systems including
Electronic Fuel Injection, marine electronics and
Data transfer buses. Computer and software
usage as it pertains to engine interface, control
area network, parts research and service
ATV Mechanical Systems and PWC
procedures for both the mechanical aspects of
all-terrain vehicles (ATV) and all aspects of
personal watercraft.
ATV Electrical Systems and Snowmobiles
procedures for fuel and electrical related issues
on all-terrain vehicles (ATV) and all aspects of
snowmobile repair.
Basic Construction
construction field. The course of instruction will
cover basic job safety concepts and regulatory
requirements; basic math used in the construction
trades; the use of common hand and power tools;
an introduction to blueprint reading; basic
rigging; communication and employability skills.
Students will also learn techniques for studying
and test taking.
Pipe Fitting
plumbing trade. The course of instruction will
cover the history of plumbing from ancient times
to present, basic job safety concepts, tools
specific to the trade, basic math for plumbers,
basic blueprint reading skills and pipe fittings
made from the various materials used in the
trade such as copper, plastic and steel.
Fixtures
This module will cover basic job safety concepts,
basic installation and servicing of fixtures,
faucets and valves. This module will also cover
water heater and fuel gas installation. This
module will also cover the Uniform Plumbing
Code and its application to these systems.
Installing Drain, Waste, Vent and
Water Supply Systems
This module will cover basic job safety concepts,
basic Drain Waste and Vent Systems, Storm
Drain Systems and basic Water Supply Systems.
This module will also cover the Uniform Plumbing
ELEC TRIC IAN
Installing Valves, Fixtures and Water Heaters
This module introduces various types of valves
and installations. Students learn how to install
valves, fixtures including water heaters and
fuel-gas systems in a lab environment. Valve
and fixture servicing and all applicable code
requirements are addressed.
Servicing Vent and Waste Systems
This module will cover applied math, venting,
indirect and special wastes. This module will
also cover the Uniform Plumbing Code and its
application to these systems.
Sizing Water Supply Systems and Backflow Prevention
This module will cover sewage and sump pumps,
sizing water supplies, backflow prevention and
water pressure boosters and recirculation systems.
This module will also cover the Uniform Plumbing
Plumbing System Servicing
This module will cover servicing piping systems,
valves, fixtures, appliances, traps and interceptors.
Students will also learn business math for
plumbers, drain waste sizing, vent, storm systems
sizing, private water supply, private sewage
systems and code requirements. This module
will also cover estimating job costs and pricing.
Electrical Theory and Algebra for Trades
This course introduces students to fundamentals
of algebra, electrical theory, Ohm’s Law,
magnetism, voltage, resistance, inductance,
capacitance, and units of electrical measurement.
Students will study concepts of energy, Kirchoff’s
law, Norton’s and Thevenin’s theorems, basic
trigonometry, inductance, capacitance, series
and parallel circuits, power and power factor,
electrical efficiency, direct current (DC) and
alternating current (AC) circuits, and personal
development topics. Students will also learn
techniques for studying and test taking.
NEC/Safety/Hand Tools and Conduit Bending
This course introduces students to definitions,
terms and organization of the National Electrical
Code (NEC), and conduit bending by calculation.
Students will study NEC requirements for
residential, raceway types, boxes and fittings,
commercial, industrial installations, materials,
motorized tools, digging techniques, Material
Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and first aid.
Students will develop math and layout techniques
required to accurately and efficiently bend
conduit. Students will also be introduced to the
importance of safety, and common hand and
power tools.
Infrastructure and Water Treatment
This module will cover locating buried water and
sewer lines, hydronic and solar heating, water
supply treatment, swimming pools and hot tubs,
compressed air systems and mobile homes and
mobile home parks.
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HEAT ING, VEN T IL AT IO N AN D AIR
C ONDIT ION IN G ( H VAC )
Residential/Commercial and NEC Requirements
This course introduces students to wiring and
protection methods, conductor installation,
raceway fill, ambient temperature, voltage
drops, blueprint reading, electrical installation,
connections, markings, enclosures, boxes
and fittings, junction boxes, gutters, flexible
cord, underground feeder and branch circuits,
cables, supported and open wiring, residential/
commercial wiring, signaling circuits, smoke
detectors, ground fault circuit interrupters
(GFCIs), doorbells, and service changes.
Transformer Principles and Test Equipment
This course introduces students to meters, test
equipment, harmonics, grounding, single-phase,
three-phase, auto and specialty transformer
principles, cable and generator testing, measuring
devices, high-voltage cables, insulators and
test equipment.
Hazardous Locations and Power Distribution
This course introduces students to hazardous
locations, health care facilities, intermediate
and advanced grounding, overcurrent protection,
load calculations, balancing phases and
neutrals, surge arrestors, transient voltage
surge suppression (TVSS), color codes, circuit
identification, panel rating, phase converters,
capacitors, and single-phase and three-phase
power distribution concepts.
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Power Distribution and Emergency Systems
This course introduces students to power
conditioning and emergency systems, generators,
battery systems, fan controllers, lighting concepts,
uninterruptible power supply (UPS), transfer
switches, dimmer systems, voice-data-TV,
computer cabling, structured wiring, fiber optics,
special equipment, fire alarms, security alarms,
signaling, and rigging.
Motor Concepts and Jobsite Management
This course introduces students to National
Electrical Code (NEC), motor concepts,
construction, rotor windings, starting
configuration, megohmmeter, insulation
testing, squirrel cage motor, single-phase and
three-phase motors, AC/DC motor concepts,
applications, mechanical clutches, magnetic
drives, pulleys, direct drives, offset drives,
and jobsite management.
Advanced Industrial Controls
This course introduces students to solid state
relays, timing relays, variable frequency drives,
programmable solid state relays, pneumatic
timers, solid state motor control, dynamic
braking, NFPA 79, control transformers, HVAC
controls, and starting methods.
Solid State Controls and Industrial Automation
devices, semiconductors, digital logic, industrial
automation, programmable logic controller
(PLC), hardware, applications, HMI, binary, octal,
hexadecimal, grey code and PLC operation.
Basic Construction
construction field. The course of instruction will
cover basic job safety concepts and regulatory
requirements; basic math used in the construction
trades; the use of common hand and power
tools; an introduction to blueprint reading; basic
rigging; communication and employability skills.
and test taking.
Basic Electricity
This course of instruction will cover basic job
safety concepts, history of electricity, electrical
theory, electrical power, electrical measuring,
applications and electrical components. Power
sources, component operation and circuit
diagrams are studied. Students use this theory,
integrated with objective specific hands-on
lab exercises to practice typical equipment
manufacturer’s diagnostic techniques. Testing
instruments and wiring diagrams are used for
systems problem-solving projects.
Air Conditioning
This course of instruction will cover basic laws
of physics and cooling theory, terms, definitions,
air conditioning cycles, component operations,
mechanical and electrical diagrams, standard
and high efficiency air conditioning systems.
Pressure/temperature charts, refrigerant piping
specifications and installation will also be
covered. Usages of various tools are covered.
Structured lab projects allow students to learn
industry-approved diagnostics, service and
repair procedures.
Fuel Heating Systems
This course of instruction will cover combustion
and various hydrocarbon fuels. Appliance heaters
and warm air furnaces will be covered. Operation
of controls, testing and servicing equipment,
installation and operation is also covered. Fuel
heating system diagnosis and wiring diagrams
are explored. Structured lab projects allow
students to learn industry-approved diagnostics,
service and repair procedures.
Air Distribution
Students in this course of study will learn to
read blue prints, use shop math, perform load
calculations, indoor air quality, and system air
balancing and apply the fundamentals of air
distribution to system design. In structured
lab projects, students will use the tools and
equipment necessary to layout and install
HVAC air distribution systems.
System Controls
This course presents electrical and electronics
theory, terms, definitions, symbols, circuits,
laws and formulas. Power sources, component
operation and circuit diagrams are studied.
Students use this theory, integrated with
objective specific hands-on lab exercises to
practice typical equipment manufacturer’s
diagnostic techniques. Testing instruments
and wiring diagrams are used for systems
problem-solving projects.
Heat Pumps
Air properties related to HVAC and heat pump
systems design are studied in this course.
Component operation, systems diagrams and
industry approved troubleshooting are discussed
and reinforced with structured lab exercises.
System Application and Design
This course introduces students to various HVAC
system applications. Various HVAC designs,
joining and sizing of various types of piping
and tubing, system charging, load calculations,
wiring, safety and proper diagnostics procedures,
EPA Section 608, refrigerant handling and
containment (recovery, recycling and reclaiming)
and certification requirements are discussed in
this course. Students will participate in structured
lab exercises including inspection, diagnostics,
service, troubleshooting and repair of residential
gas heating systems.
HVAC Diagnostics
This course introduces students to HVAC
diagnostic fundamentals. Emphasis is placed
on testing equipment, gas identifiers, wiring
diagrams, refrigerant schematics, systems
testing, load distribution and controls operation.
Mechanical components, gas pipe sizing,
wiring, safety and proper diagnostic procedures
are taught. Students will participate in
structured lab exercises including inspection,
diagnostics, service, troubleshooting and
repair of HVAC systems.
APPLIED SER VIC E MANAGEMENT
ELEC TR IC IAN (LONG BEAC H)
Accounting and Financial Management
This course introduces students to general
accounting, general ledgers, journals, adjustments
and closing, bank reconciliation, payroll, inventory
control, credit and collections, general bookkeeping, analyzing various financial reports
to determine where problems may exist in a
business and how to improve profits such as
labor, materials, inventory issues, parts, and
various other problem areas.
Electrical Theory and Personal Development
This course introduces students to fundamentals
of electrical theory, Ohm’s Law, magnetism,
voltage, resistance, inductance, capacitance,
units of electrical measurement and basic
electrical math. Students will study concepts of
energy, Kirchoff’s law, Norton’s and Thevenin’s
theorems, basic trigonometry, inductance,
capacitance, series and parallel circuits, power
and power factor, electrical efficiency, direct
current (DC) and alternating current (AC)
circuits, and personal development topics.
and test-taking.
Computers and Business Applications
This word processing course introduces
students to computer hardware and software,
spreadsheet applications, and computerized
shop management software.
Communications
This course introduces students to graphic
presentation applications, writing professional
business letters and memos, resume and job
search portfolio construction and handling
customer complaints and objections.
Management Concepts
This course introduces the students to basic
concepts of owning or managing a business
including business structure, marketing
strategies, quality issues and business ethics.
Human Resources Management
This course introduces students to management
and supervision, writing employee handbooks,
interviewing techniques, policies, procedures, and
governmental regulations regarding business.
Shop Management
This course introduces students to service writing,
work orders, shop layout, job costing, pricing,
and equipment requirements and specialized
equipment, managing the production process,
scheduling work flow through the shop, working
with the technicians to achieve maximum
profitability, managing the safety and environmental
aspects of a transportation business.
NEC/Safety/Hand Tools and Conduit Bending
This course introduces students to definitions,
terms and organization of the National Electrical
Code (NEC), and conduit bending by calculation.
Students will study NEC requirements for
residential, raceway types, boxes and fittings,
commercial, industrial installations, materials,
motorized tools, digging techniques, Material
Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and first aid. Students
will develop math and layout techniques required to
accurately and efficiently bend conduit. Students
will also be introduced to the importance of
safety, and common hand and power tools.
Transformer Principles and Test Equipment
This course introduces students to meters, test
equipment, harmonics, grounding, single-phase,
three-phase, auto and specialty transformer
principles, cable and generator testing,
measuring devices, high-voltage cables,
insulators and test equipment.
Hazardous Locations and Power Distribution
This course introduces students to hazardous
locations, health care facilities, intermediate and
advanced grounding, overcurrent protection, load
calculations, balancing phases and neutrals, surge
arrestors, transient voltage surge suppression
(TVSS), color codes, circuit identification,
panel rating, phase converters, capacitors,
and single-phase and three-phase power
distribution concepts.
Power Distribution and Emergency Systems
This course introduces students to power
conditioning and emergency systems,
generators, battery systems, fan controllers,
lighting concepts, uninterruptible power supply
(UPS), transfer switches, dimmer systems,
voice-data-TV, computer cabling, structured
wiring, fiber optics, special equipment, fire
alarms, security alarms, signaling, and rigging.
Residential/Commercial and NEC Requirements
This course introduces students to wiring and
protection methods, conductor installation,
raceway fill, ambient temperature, voltage
drops, blueprint reading, electrical installation,
connections, markings, enclosures, boxes and
fittings, junction boxes, gutters, flexible cord,
underground feeder and branch circuits, cables,
supported and open wiring, residential/commercial
wiring, signaling circuits, smoke detectors, ground
fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), doorbells, and
service changes.
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Motor Concepts and Jobsite Management
This course introduces students to National
Electrical Code (NEC) motor concepts, construction,
rotor windings, starting configuration,
megohmmeter, insulation testing, squirrel cage
motor, single-phase and three-phase motors,
AC/DC motor concepts, applications, mechanical
clutches, magnetic drives, pulleys, direct drives,
offset drives, and jobsite management.
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Advanced Industrial Controls
relays, timing relays, variable frequency drives,
programmable solid state relays, pneumatic
timers, solid state motor control, dynamic
braking, NFPA 79, control transformers, HVAC
controls, and starting methods.
Solid State Controls and Industrial Automation
devices, semiconductors, digital logic, industrial
automation, programmable logic controller (PLC),
hardware, applications, HMI, binary, octal,
hexadecimal, grey code and PLC operation.
PLC I/O Configuration
This course introduces students to relay
functions, normally open and closed contacts,
relational functions, bit operation functions,
HMI quickscripts, alarms, alarm types, HMI I/O
communications tags, and tag functionality.
PLC Data Move Functions
This course introduces students to table functions,
conversion functions, control functions, HMI tag
addressing, SuperTags, distributed history,
Industrial SQL, and Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE).
Introduction to Computerized Industrial Control
Overview of Human Machine Interface (HMI)
configuration software, PLC memory allocation,
and the tagname dictionary.
WyoTech Fremont, WyoTech Laramie and WyoTech Long
Beach are accredited by the Accrediting Commission
of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).
WyoTech Blairsville and Sacramento are recognized
by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools
and Colleges (ACCSC) as branch campuses of
WyoTech Laramie.
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WyoTech Daytona is accredited by the Accrediting
Council for Continuing Education and Training.
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