Laramie County Community College

The Automotive Body Repair program is designed to prepare students for employment in the automotive repair business, as well as meet the needs of those who want to upgrade their skills or meet personal objectives in auto body repair.

The Automotive Technology Engine Management/Drivability program is designed as the first in a series of two LCCC credit diplomas to prepare the student for employment in the automotive repair business as well as to meet the needs of those who want to advance their skills in automotive repair.

The Automotive Technology – Under Car/HVAC program is designed to be the second of two LCCC credit diplomas to prepare students for employment in the automotive repair business, as well as to meet the needs of those who want to upgrade their skills or meet personal objectives in auto repair.

You can choose from an Associate of Applied Science degree in Diesel Equipment Technology

After successfully completing the CNA course, the student earns a certificate and is eligible to take the Red Cross exam to become a licensed Certified Nurse Assistant. Verification of immunizations, CPR certification and a satisfactory background check is required. Anyone interested in becoming a CNA can take this course.

This unique 16-month program combines academic study with supervised clinical experience. Graduates of the program receive an Associate of Applied Science degree and are eligible to take the appropriate national, regional and/or state examinations. Applicants are encouraged to contact the state boards of dentistry in the states in which they wish to practice for individual licensing requirements and circumstances for licensure denial.

The Health Information Technology and Management Associate of Applied Science degree combines coding in healthcare with health information management. Health information technologists serve the healthcare industry and the public consumer by managing, analyzing, and reporting health data required for the delivery of patient care, reimbursement, and quality management.

This program builds on the Medical Office Essentials credit diploma and addresses specialized skills in medical coding and reimbursement, including advanced techniques in medical insurance, reimbursement methodologies, basic health information management, electronic health records and basic and advanced coding, emphasizing CPT/HCPCS and ICD coding.

The Medical Office Essentials credit diploma provides the necessary skills to perform successfully in entry-level administrative positions in the healthcare field. These support skills cover managing day-to-day medical office operations, understanding legal and ethical issues in healthcare operations, HIPAA, customer service, professionalism and computer fundamentals customized for medical offices. Once students have completed the Medical Office Essentials credit diploma they may take additional specialized courses in coding and health information technology and management.

The Physical Therapist Assistant professional program is a five-semester sequence, preceded by a set of prerequisites. Students must maintain a minimum grade of a "C" in each course, in addition to college graduation requirements, to progress and graduate. Upon completion, graduates of the Physical Therapist Assistant program are eligible to apply for the national licensing exam, administered by the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy (FSBPT).

The program spans five semesters (which does not include the prerequisite courses). Graduates of the program are eligible to take the national certifying examination of the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Upon passing the examination, a student is certified as a registered radiologic technologist.

The 24-month (six semesters) program is an intensive program designed for individuals new to patient care. After acceptance into the program, the first year (three semesters) is didactic on campus with hands-on learning in LCCC's state of the art sonography lab with highly qualified registered sonographers/instructors. The last three semesters of the program are primarily clinical experience, and students may be placed in various hospitals and clinics in Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, and Montana.

The goal of the Surgical Technology Associate of Applied Science degree program is to prepare competent, entry-level surgical technologists in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills) and affective (behavior) learning domains. Graduates of the program will be able to apply fundamental theoretical knowledge in the practice of surgical technology; acquire and evaluate emerging surgical knowledge; effectively and safely manipulate surgical equipment, instruments and supplies; consistently maintain sterile techniques; demonstrate the ability to maintain a stable emotional state, even under stressful conditions, which enables the effective use of reason and good judgment in patient care situations; and demonstrate the formation of a strong sterile conscience.

This program, developed in partnership with Microsoft, prepares students for entry level employment in datacenters or other businesses that have need of computer technicians with training and/or certifications in basic computer repair, server installation, and networking. This program prepares students to take the industry certification exams of CompTIA A+ Operating Systems, A+ PC Hardware, and Server+ as well as acquire the soft skills needed to be successful in an IT career.

The Computer Information Systems program is specifically designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in fields related to information technology. The curriculum is designed to challenge student growth in a progressive manner, while building skill sets that are relevant to today’s IT environments. Students will earn at least three credit diplomas and up to nine industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

The Computer Information Systems program is specifically designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in fields related to information technology. The curriculum is designed to challenge student growth in a progressive manner, while building skill sets that are relevant to today’s IT environments. Students will earn at least three credit diplomas and up to nine industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

Interested in creating software, analyzing data or cybersecurity? Students in the computer science program explore the skills needed for these areas and more. Students will study all aspects of the use and understanding of computers and the computation process. They will learn to code, starting simple and building up to complex programs.

Interested in creating software, analyzing data or cybersecurity? Students in the computer science program explore the skills needed for these areas and more. Students will study all aspects of the use and understanding of computers and the computation process. They will learn to code, starting simple and building up to complex programs.

The Network Administrator (CCNA) credit diploma is designed to provide students with the necessary skills in network and security technologies, as well as basic programming, for success in enterprise-scale environments. This program prepares students to take the Cisco Certified Network Associate and CompTIA Security+ and CySA+ certifications.

Students develop the knowledge and skills necessary to plan, install, configure, secure, update, monitor, and administer Microsoft and Linux server environments. Students learn to administer user accounts, data storage, backups, disaster recovery, network infrastructure, virtualization, high availability, and clustering as well as directory services.

The Computer Information Systems program is specifically designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in fields related to information technology. The curriculum is designed to challenge student growth in a progressive manner, while building skill sets that are relevant to today’s IT environments. Students will earn at least three credit diplomas and up to nine industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

The Computer Information Systems program is specifically designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in fields related to information technology. The curriculum is designed to challenge student growth in a progressive manner, while building skill sets that are relevant to today’s IT environments. Students will earn at least three credit diplomas and up to nine industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

The Computer Information Systems program is specifically designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in fields related to information technology. The curriculum is designed to challenge student growth in a progressive manner, while building skill sets that are relevant to today’s IT environments. Students will earn at least three credit diplomas and up to nine industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

The Computer Information Systems program is specifically designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in fields related to information technology. The curriculum is designed to challenge student growth in a progressive manner, while building skill sets that are relevant to today’s IT environments. Students will earn at least three credit diplomas and up to nine industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

Interested in creating software, analyzing data or cybersecurity? Students in the computer science program explore the skills needed for these areas and more. Students will study all aspects of the use and understanding of computers and the computation process. They will learn to code, starting simple and building up to complex programs.

Interested in creating software, analyzing data or cybersecurity? Students in the computer science program explore the skills needed for these areas and more. Students will study all aspects of the use and understanding of computers and the computation process. They will learn to code, starting simple and building up to complex programs.

The Associate of Applied Science in Cybersecurity is designed to prepare students for a career as a network cybersecurity professional. Students will develop the knowledge and tools needed to safeguard the internet and enterprise-scale IT environments. Students will earn at least two credit diplomas and up to seven industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

The Computer Information Systems program is specifically designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in fields related to information technology. The curriculum is designed to challenge student growth in a progressive manner, while building skill sets that are relevant to today’s IT environments. Students will earn at least three credit diplomas and up to nine industry recognized certifications, while earning their AAS. Additional credit diplomas can be earned to further develop marketable skill sets as desired.

Interested in creating software, analyzing data or cybersecurity? Students in the computer science program explore the skills needed for these areas and more. Students will study all aspects of the use and understanding of computers and the computation process. They will learn to code, starting simple and building up to complex programs.

Interested in creating software, analyzing data or cybersecurity? Students in the computer science program explore the skills needed for these areas and more. Students will study all aspects of the use and understanding of computers and the computation process. They will learn to code, starting simple and building up to complex programs.

Interested in creating software, analyzing data or cybersecurity? Students in the computer science program explore the skills needed for these areas and more. Students will study all aspects of the use and understanding of computers and the computation process. They will learn to code, starting simple and building up to complex programs.

Students in the criminal justice program will learn about the American criminal justice system: law enforcement, courts and corrections. They will learn basics of criminal law, criminology and juvenile justice.

Students in the criminal justice program will learn about the American criminal justice system: law enforcement, courts and corrections. They will learn basics of criminal law, criminology and juvenile justice.

Students in the criminal justice program will learn about the American criminal justice system: law enforcement, courts and corrections. They will learn basics of criminal law, criminology and juvenile justice.

Students in the criminal justice program will learn about the American criminal justice system: law enforcement, courts and corrections. They will learn basics of criminal law, criminology and juvenile justice.

Students in the criminal justice program will learn about the American criminal justice system: law enforcement, courts and corrections. They will learn basics of criminal law, criminology and juvenile justice.

The Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program is designed for students interested in pursuing a teaching career in an elementary (K-6) setting. Students gain knowledge and skills by participating in student-centered activities, inquiry projects, and practical classroom experiences in public schools.

The Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program is designed for students interested in pursuing a teaching career in an elementary (K-6) setting. Students gain knowledge and skills by participating in student-centered activities, inquiry projects, and practical classroom experiences in public schools.

The Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program is designed for students interested in pursuing a teaching career in an elementary (K-6) setting. Students gain knowledge and skills by participating in student-centered activities, inquiry projects, and practical classroom experiences in public schools.

The Secondary Education Program is for students interested in a teaching career targeted at 7th - 12th grades. Pre-service teachers gain knowledge and skills by participating in student-centered activities, inquiry projects, and practical classroom experiences in public schools.

The Emergency Medical Services – Paramedic program prepares competent entry-level paramedics for work in various emergency services fields.

This program is designed to prepare students for the National Registry for EMTs certification. The quality of the program helps establish the standard for Wyoming paramedic education.

The LCCC EMT Program is a one semester long course. Upon successful completion of the EMT Program, students will be eligible to sit for the NREMT Psychomotor and Cognitive exams in order to obtain licensure as an EMT in the State of Wyoming.

Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to perform legal research in a variety of fields using both traditional and computer-assisted methods; to draft pleadings, discovery and other legal documents, legal correspondence, and legal memoranda; to demonstrate substantive knowledge of at least three areas of practice; to demonstrate an understanding of the ethical rules governing both attorneys and paralegals in the jurisdiction; and to demonstrate the analytical and judgmental abilities necessary for ethical decision-making in a legal environment.

Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to perform legal research in a variety of fields using both traditional and computer-assisted methods; to draft pleadings, discovery and other legal documents, legal correspondence, and legal memoranda; to demonstrate substantive knowledge of at least three areas of practice; to demonstrate an understanding of the ethical rules governing both attorneys and paralegals in the jurisdiction; and to demonstrate the analytical and judgmental abilities necessary for ethical decision-making in a legal environment.

You can choose from an Associate of Applied Science degree in Diesel Equipment Technology

You can choose from an Associate of Applied Science degree in Diesel Equipment Technology

The Electrical Technology program provides initial training to students on how to work on electrical circuits and systems. Students will learn to read technical diagrams; install and maintain wiring, control and lighting systems; inspect electrical components, such as transformers and circuit breakers; identify electrical problems; repair or replace wiring, equipment or fixtures; and follow state and local building regulations.

Enjoy working with your hands? Want a broad understanding of machines and electronics? Students in the industrial maintenance program learn the technical knowledge and skills to repair and maintain machinery and equipment such as pumps, motors, conveyor systems, production machinery, refinery and pipeline distribution systems.

Well-trained workers in the energy efficient Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) field are in high-demand. LCCC's HVAC/R program teaches about HVAC/R installation, repair and maintenance as well as thermal dynamics, fluid dynamics and electrical topics. As the equipment becomes more and more energy efficient and complex, the importance of understanding the fundamentals is crucial.

Well-trained workers in the energy efficient Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) field are in high-demand. LCCC's HVAC/R program teaches about HVAC/R installation, repair and maintenance as well as thermal dynamics, fluid dynamics and electrical topics. As the equipment becomes more and more energy efficient and complex, the importance of understanding the fundamentals is crucial.

LCCC's Plumbing Technology program teaches students about the installation and repair of plumbing systems in residential and small buildings including pipe assemblies, fittings, valves, appliances and fixtures. Students learn to follow diagrams, interpret blueprints and plumbing assembly as well as state codes and requirements.

The Advanced Pipe Welding program builds upon the Combination Welding program and prepares students for work in the field of welding technology. Students will learn how to weld on pipes. Students gain knowledge and skills necessary to prepare them for welding qualification to code specification(s).

The Combination Welding program provides students with an overall understanding of welding machines, weld processes and hands-on welding proficiency. Students develop skills in the areas of print reading, welding symbols, weld inspection, destructive and non-destructive testing, along with precision machine tool operation. Students gain knowledge and skills necessary to prepare them for weld qualification to code specification(s).