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Advanced training does pay off for those getting their certificate in Advanced Diagnostics. The program will teach students how use test equipment, electronics technology, and emission diagnostics in a modern facility so they will be able to diagnose and repair sophisticated automotive systems. By developing the technical skills required to work on the complicated computerized systems today, graduates will be preparing for their future careers in as little as 9 short months.

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By earning a diploma in Automotive Technology, you can begin a career in the field as you complete courses covering basic engine systems, drivability diagnostics, drivetrain systems, and chassis in the classroom, and hands-on in our up-to-date labs. Maintaining and repairing cars and trucks requires skilled technicians that are trained in the latest technology available today. This program can be completed in 1 year to get you started in your career quickly.

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Do you like the satisfaction of repairing damaged vehicles? The Collision/Refinishing Technology program covers the basics of repairing and painting cars and trucks. This career training program is designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills and experience to seek entry-level employment in the collision/refinishing industry.

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Students in WyoTech's High Performance Powertrains program can learn about performance upgrades on diesel and gas-powered cars as well as light trucks. Just a few of the topics covered include performance electronics, engine building, and fuel and air induction systems. These skills can prepare students for a range of entry-level automotive or specialty automotive technician positions.

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WyoTech's Light Duty Diesel program can give students the skills, knowledge and preparation for a range of entry-level light duty diesel technician positions. Some of the topics covered include induction systems, electrical and electronics systems, Duramax engines, Powerstroke engines, and Cummins B series engines.

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Students in WyoTech's Motorsports Chassis Fabrication program can learn theory and hands-on skills to prepare them for entry-level automotive or specialty automotive technician positions. Topics covered include MIG and TIG welding, frame and suspension modifications, and chassis tuning for different types of motorsports.

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In our Street Rod and Custom Fabrication concentration, you will learn the techniques used to customize vehicles and create works of art. You will learn basic specialized sheet metal fabrication techniques as applied to customizing vehicles. Our custom paint training will cover the application of specialized finishes like pearls and candies. Techniques will be taught for special effects including the layout and design of graphics.

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This is a specialty concentration for WyoTech students enrolled in the Automotive, Collision/Refinishing and Deisel Technology career education fields. Through intensive hands-on training in a workshop setting, students learn how to repair, create and install trim and upholster for vehicles of all types.