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Networking and Cybersecurity
Davis - Main, Mountainland - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main, Salt Lake - Main, Snow - Ephraim, Uintah Basin - Main, USU - Eastern
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, essential AI, 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), CompTIA CySA+, 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.
Phlebotomy
Bridgerland - Main, Davis - Main, Dixie - Main, Mountainland - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main, Snow - Ephraim, Southwest - Main, Uintah Basin - Main, USU - Eastern
This program will provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to become competent phlebotomists. The program provides hands-on, competency-based technical education through classroom and laboratory instruction as well as hands-on practice. Lectures are given on basic and advanced phlebotomy, including the healthcare setting, overview of the human body, blood collection procedures, and special collection procedures. Laboratory skills being taught include
* Multi-sample Needle * Newborn Screen
* Urinalysis * Test Requisitions
* Butterfly Needle * Hemoglobin
* Proper Patient Identification* Order of Draw
* Needle to Syringe and Transfer * Hematocrit
* Glucose Testing* Specimen Transport
* Special Procedures * Syncope
* Blood Cultures* Centrifugation
Students have the opportunity to draw blood from classmates and volunteers. Upon completion students are eligible to take the National Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam. Graduates are able to work as a phlebotomist and use their phlebotomy skills in a variety of hospitals, care centers, clinics, and other healthcare settings.
Program Objectives
- Identify laboratory, OSHA, hazardous material, blood borne pathogen exposures, warning symbols, infection control, and patient safety rules.
- Gain a basic understanding of the laboratory equipment and computer systems.
- Demonstrate basic terminology for the healthcare setting, understand and utilize correct order of draw, and have basic knowledge of human anatomy and physiology related to venipuncture.
- • Draw blood correctly and safely from a patient by properly using equipment and supplies necessary while identifying and adjusting for any challenges associated with the venipuncture.
- Pass all final examinations, gain a certificate from the college and be eligible to take the National certification exam.
Plumbing Apprenticeship
Bridgerland - Main, Davis - Main, Dixie - Main, Mountainland - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main, Salt Lake - Main, Southwest - Main, USU - Eastern
The Plumbing Apprenticeship program satisfies the educational requirements to take the Utah Plumber Written and Practical Exams. To complete the entire Apprentice Plumbing Program, an individual must be licensed through the State and work under the supervision of a licensed Journeyman Plumber. This program provides a solid understanding of the International Plumbing Code (IPC), its layout, and the requirements for different plumbing systems and parts of those systems. This program discusses the processes, parts, and risks involved with the various plumbing systems as well as the safety equipment and measures that are in place to protect plumbers and the public alike.
Program Objectives
- Determine the application of the International Plumbing Code (IPC).
- Demonstrate how to navigate the International Plumbing Code (IPC).
- Calculate sizing of various piping, including natural gas, supply, and waste lines.
- Demonstrate the application of the International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC).
- Demonstrate the application of the International Mechanical Code (IMC).
- Demonstrate practical application of plumbing mathematics.
- Apply critical and practical thinking skills necessary to pass the Utah Plumber Written Exam and Utah Plumber Practical Exam.
Power Equipment and Motorcycle Technology
Salt Lake - Main
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.
Practical Nursing
Bridgerland - Main, Davis - Main, Dixie - Main, Mountainland - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main, Salt Lake - Main, Southwest - Main, Tooele - Main, Uintah Basin - Main
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Train for a career in healthcare with our Practical Nursing program. Students will gain essential nursing skills through classroom instruction, lab, simulations, and clinical practice. Graduates are prepared to take the NCLEX-PN exam and work as a Licensed Practical Nurse, with the option to pursue further education toward becoming a Registered Nurse.
Real Estate
Bridgerland - Main, Ogden-Weber - Main
The Real Estate program is state approved and designed to prepare students to pass the licensing exams and earn a real estate license in the State of Utah. Utah law requires that students complete a 120-hour educational course before they take the Utah real estate licensing exam. Our Pre-Licensing course includes instruction and review tests to prepare students to take the Utah real estate sales agent exam.
Program Objectives
- Define and describe real property, land, and real estate.
- Distinguish between real and personal property.
- Compute basic math skills including profit & loss, simple interest, proration, commissions, etc.
- Identify the approved forms and addenda a licensee may fill out and the circumstances under which each should be used.
- Define closing as it relates to a real estate transaction.
- Differentiate between debits and credits.
- Explain how it is determined where debits and credits go on the settlement statement.
- Explain the term “agency” and the different agency types.
- Use the proper forms of agency including the relationship between agent, subagent, client, and customer.
- Compare and contrast the various types of ownership and indicate situations when each would be appropriate or required.
Unmanned Aircraft Systems
USU - Eastern
The Unmanned Aircraft Systems program will prepare students to become FAA certificated as a remote pilot and gain introductory experience in flying and programming both fixed-wing and multirotor drones. Students will also gain introductory experience in maintaining and repairing aircraft, as well as collecting, analyzing, and reporting data and deliverables.
Program Objectives
- Apply factual knowledge of FAA requirements, regulations, and expectations in industry as well as for the Part 107 exam.
- Identify sUAS components, uses, designs, and applications related to industry.
- Perform basic skills in flight, repair, and construction techniques in both fixed-wing and multirotor drones.
- Utilize soft skills in documentation styles, reflection, in-class and online discussion, and analysis related to drone deliverables.