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Students may work on their own vehicles during Motorsports Chassis Fabrication II if the work is educationaland is related to the course content. If students do not have a project of their own, WyoTech will provide ametal fabrication project. All projects must receive approval from the Department Coordinator.STREET ROD AND CUSTOM FABRICATION WITH COLLISION/REFINISHING TECHNOLOGYCredential Clock Hours Credit Hours LengthDiploma 1,500 65.0 9 monthsThe objective of this Diploma program is to provide the student with skills necessary to obtain a broad range of entry-leveltechnician positions in the collision/refinishing or street rod and custom automotive field. The student receives training as amodern collision/refinishing technician plus specialty training in street rod and custom fabrication. Theory lectures and labs areused. The program consists of approximately 33% theory and 67% lab.CourseNumberCourse TitleClockHoursSemesterCredit HoursCollision/Refinishing Technology Core Requirements1100 Collision Repair I 250 12.01200 Collision Repair II 250 12.01300 Refinishing I 250 11.01400 Refinishing II 250 10.0Core Total 1,000 45.0Street Rod and Custom Fabrication Courses3500 Basic Street Rod 250 10.03600 Advanced Street Rod 250 10.0Program Total 1,500 65.0Students may work on their own vehicles during Advanced Street Rod if the work is educational and is relatedto the course content. If students do not have a project of their own, WyoTech will provide a metal fabricationproject. All projects must receive approval from the Department Coordinator.COLLISION/REFINISHING AND UPHOLSTERY TECHNOLOGYCredential Clock Hours Credit Hours LengthDiploma 1,500 65.0 9 monthsThe objective of this Diploma program is to provide the student with skills necessary to obtain a broad range of entry-levelpositions in the collision/refinishing or trim fields. The student receives up-to-date training as a modern collision/refinishingtechnician, plus specialty training in automotive trim and upholstery. Theory lectures and labs are used. The program consistsof approximately 31% theory and 69% lab.CourseNumberCourse TitleClockHoursSemesterCredit HoursCollision/Refinishing Technology Core Requirements1100 Collision Repair I 250 12.01200 Collision Repair II 250 12.01300 Refinishing I 250 11.0140 Refinishing II 250 10.0Core Total 1,000 45.0Trim and Upholstery Technology Courses1700 Trim and Upholstery I 250 10.01800 Trim and Upholstery II 250 10.0Program Total 1,500 65.0COLLISION/REFINISHING TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENTCredential Clock Hours Credit Hours LengthAssociate in Specialized Technology 1,500 70.0 9 monthsThe objective of this occupational Associate Degree program is to provide the student with skills necessary to obtain entry-leveltechnician or management positions in the collision/refinishing field. The student receives training in both estimating andrepair and advanced personnel, shop and business management techniques, specifically designed for service management.These combined studies provide for rapid professional advancement after employment. Theory lectures and labs are used, andthe program consists of approximately 45% theory and 55% lab.39