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Composites
Participating Institutions

Davis - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main, Snow - Ephraim

Description

The Composites program introduces students to the ever-expanding utilization of carbon fiber, fiberglass and kevlar. In this program, students will perform and demonstrate industry standards concerning teamwork effectiveness, safety, terminology, composite material lay-ups, quality inspection, and repair in accordance with industry best practices. Upon successful completion of this program, students will be prepared to enter the Composites field as an entry-level Composites technician.

Program Objectives

  • Discuss composite materials, including their composition, structure, and properties.
  • Use the manufacturing processes involved in producing composite materials, including lay-up techniques, resin infusion methods, and advanced manufacturing techniques.
  • Explain the mechanical behavior of composites, including strength, stiffness, and failure mechanisms.
  • Identify industries that use composite materials, including aerospace, Department of Defense (D.O.D)., sports and recreation, automotive, marine, and construction.
  • Use enhanced problem-solving and critical thinking skills to solve real-world challenges related to composite materials.
  • Cultivate composite shop skills through hands-on lay-ups and demonstrations related to composite material.
  • Demonstrate effective communication skills for presenting and discussing composite material concepts, applications, and production processes.
Required Credits: 9
Required Hours: 270
CIP Code: 150617
Participating Institutions

Bridgerland - Main, Davis - Main, Dixie - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main, Salt Lake - Main, Snow - Ephraim, Southwest - Main, Tooele - Main, Uintah Basin - Main, USU - Eastern

Description

This program provides education and training in preparation for employment in Information Technology. Throughout the program, students apply classroom theory to computer hardware and software, mobile devices, operating systems, networking, security, cloud technology and other technologies relevant to the industry. Through a combination of simulations, hands-on labs and virtual labs, students will apply techniques for technology deployment, support, maintenance, and troubleshooting. This training can be used as a step to gain valuable industry recognized certifications which may include CompTIA A+, Network +, Security+, Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST), Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Linux, and more.

Program Objectives

  • Develop and demonstrate skills required for entry level positions in Information Technology.
  • Demonstrate knowledge, skills and abilities aligning with standards for industry certifications.
  • Install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot common hardware and software.
  • Install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot operating systems.
  • Demonstrate effective verbal and written communication using industry specific terminology.
Required Credits: 12
Required Hours: 360
CIP Code: 110901
Participating Institutions

Davis - Main, Mountainland - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main, Salt Lake - Main, Snow - Ephraim, Uintah Basin - Main, USU - Eastern

Description

This program provides education and training in preparation for careers in Information Technology and Cybersecurity. Throughout the program, students apply classroom theory to computer hardware and software, mobile devices, operating systems, networking, security, cloud technology, and other technologies relevant to the industry. Students learn to develop, defend, and protect networks and information systems against cyber-attacks while implementing and managing hardware, operating systems, local and wide-area networks, computer forensics, vulnerability assessment, security compliance, and information assurance. Through a combination of simulations, hands-on labs and/or virtual labs, students apply techniques for technology deployment, support, maintenance, and troubleshooting. This training prepares students to gain valuable industry recognized certifications including CompTIA A+, Network+, and Security+. Additional certification opportunities may include Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Linux, and more.

Program Objectives

  • Develop and demonstrate skills required for positions in Information Technology & Cybersecurity.
  • Demonstrate knowledge, skills, and abilities aligning with standards for industry certifications.
  • Install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot common hardware and software.
  • Install, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot operating systems.
  • Design, implement, and manage scalable networks.
  • Identify advanced security threats and implement best practices to mitigate risks.
  • Demonstrate effective verbal and written communication using industry specific terminology.
Required Credits: 21
Required Hours: 630
CIP Code: 110901
Participating Institutions

Salt Lake - Main

Description

This certificate is designed to give students the opportunity to learn all aspects of power equipment and motorcycle engines and their various manufacturers. Instruction will include theory and lab where students will diagnose engine performance problems and repair them.

Program Objectives

  • Recognize and maintain safety in the shop as well as personal work habits.
  • Identify, use and differentiate between correct tools, including precision measuring instruments. Identify and use appropriate fasteners, gaskets, sealants, as well as torque and torque sequence.
  • Identify, describe and summarize the structure of an atom, the fundamentals of electricity and electrical circuits, the relationship of magnetism with electricity, and electrical system construction and operation, ignition, lubrication and cooling systems.
  • Identify, describe and summarize the principles of operation for two and four-stroke engines, and be able to differentiate the strengths of each style engine.
  • Identify, describe and summarize the purpose of all engine components and their functions, as well as measuring engine performance including horsepower, toque, and energy output.
  • Describe the benefits of carburetion and fuel injection systems along with their various components, as well as differentiate between different types of fuels.
  • Identify, describe and summarize the purpose of transmission and other drive systems.
Required Credits: 30
Required Hours: 900
CIP Code: 470611