1. Career
Informer
Spring
2014
HCC’s School
of Continuing
Education
schedule of courses
Train Today. Job Tomorrow.
What’s
HOT for
Spring
• Child Development
Associate (CDA)
• Multi-Family Property
Management
• Social Media for
Business Certificate
• Android Application
Developer
• HVAC
• Welding
• Truck Driving
• Peace Officer
• Windows Server 2008
• SAP
• CNA
• EKG Technician
• EMS
Workplace
training IN
Business
Construction
Trades
Computers
Health Careers
Languages
Public Safety
Transportation
checkoutHCC.com 713.718.5303
3. School of Continuing Education
Table of Contents
Call List, Campus Office hours.................................................................. 2
Program Location by College.................................................................. 3-4
Median Salary List by Career...................................................................... 5
Financial Aid (TPEG).................................................................................... 6
Ascension II Skills Scholarship Program................................................... 7
Accelerated Teacher Certification Program & Classes.............................. 8
Business and Professional Enrichment...................................................... 9
Business Classes................................................................................... 10-12
Construction & Trades Certificates........................................................... 13
Construction & Trades Classes.................................................................. 14
GED and Test Preparation.......................................................................... 15
GED and Test Preparation Classes............................................................ 16
Health Certificates...................................................................................... 17
Health Classes....................................................................................... 18-19
Information Technology Certificate...................................................... 20-21
Cisco Academy at HCC.............................................................................. 21
Information Technology Classes.......................................................... 22-24
Languages and Citizenship (Spanish)................................................. 25-26
Languages Classes............................................................................... 26-28
Online Certificates................................................................................ 29-30
Message from the Director
Online Classes....................................................................................... 31-40
“The Houston Community College School of Continuing Education
faculty and staff are committed to providing outstanding instruction
and services to our community in areas such as: business, languages,
technology, construction, transportation, public safety and health. We
are proud of the expertise our faculty brings to the classroom. Whether
changing careers or updating your skills, the School of Continuing
Education can help you achieve your goals.
”
Public Safety Institute................................................................................ 41
Transportation....................................................................................... 42-43
General Information.................................................................................. 44
Enrollment Form........................................................................................ 46
Campus Locations Map............................................................................. 48
Kathy Housel
Director, School of Continuing Education
Board of Trustees
School of Continuing Education
Bruce Austin, Chair, District II
Kathy Housel, Director, School of Continuing Education
Matias Garza, Director, Operations
Sandie Mullins, Vice Chair, District VI
Eva L. Loredo, Secretary, District VIII
The Class Schedule is an official publication of Houston Community
College. It is published to coincide with the Spring, Summer and Fall
Semesters. No part of this publication may be reproduced except for
personal use by individual students or prospective students.
Zeph Capo, District I
Dr. Adriana Tamez, District III
Carroll G. Robinson, District IV
The information contained in this publication is intended as a guide for
students and prospective students. Based on Board approval, the Houston
Community College District reserves the right to change or modify its
rules and regulations, the schedule of classes, fees, tuitions and other
charges without notice.
Robert Glaser, District V
Neeta Sane, District VII
Christopher W. Oliver, District IX
Acting Chancellor, HCC
HCC is committed to a workplace and educational environment free of
discrimination and harassment based upon race, color, religion, age, sex,
national origin, disability, status as a veteran, and/or sexual orientation.
Renee Byas
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5. Program Location by College
Business
Central
Northeast
Northwest
Southeast
Child Development
Southwest
X
Associate
Human Resource
X
Certificate
Certified Associate In
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Project Management
Multi-Family Property
X
Management
Paralegal Certificate
Payroll Specialist
X
X
X
X
Certificate
Construction Trades
Machining Technician
X
X
AutoCad I & II
Stationary Engineering
X
Bilingual Residential
X
Wiring (Spanish and
English)
Bilingual Air
X
X
Conditioning
Air Conditioning
X
Technician I & !!
Welding Technician I
X
(Bilingual)
Welding Technician I
X
Intro To Plumbing
X
Health
Certified Nurse Aide
X
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X
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X
X
X
X
X
Phlebotomy Technician
X
X
EKG Technician
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Health Information
Specialist
Patient Care Technician
X
X
Telemetry Technician
X
Information
Technology
A+ Certification
Desktop Support &
X
Networking Specialist
Program
Plant Design
X
Management System
(PDMS)
Network +
X
Certification
3
X
6. Program Location by College
Information
Central
Northeast
Northwest
Southeast
Southwest
Technology
Server Administrator
X
2008 MCITP)
SAP
X
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CCNA-CISCO Certified
X
Network Associate
CCNP-CISCO Network
X
Professional
CCNA-Security
X
Languages
English Language
X
X
X
X
Skills
Intro Intermediate and
Advanced Courses
English Reading and
X
Writing
Pronunciation Skills
X
Grammar Skills
X
Public Safety
Institute
Peace Officer
X
Licensing and
In-Service Training
Transportation
Truck Driving
X
Teen Driver Education
X
Adult Driver Education
X
Freight Broker Training
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Accelerated Teacher
Accelerated Teacher
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Certification Program
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7. Median Salary
Continuing Education Certificate
Accelerated Teacher
Median Salary
Median Salary
Teacher, Elementary
$49,800
Teacher, Secondary
$51,300
Business
Median Salary
Human Resource Specialist
$55,000
Property Manager
$59,000
Accounting Assistant
$32,400
Paralegal
$45,100
Conctruction & Trades
Median Salary
Electrician
$40,700
HVAC Technician
$36,600
Machinist
$37
,600
Welder
$34,900
Health
Median Salary
Health Information Technician
$35,000
Certified Nurse Aide
$20,800
Patient Care Technician
$20,800
Phlebotomist
$26,300
EKG Technician
$43,000
Telemetry Technician
$30,862
Information Technology
Median Salary
A+ Certification
$83,000
AutoCad Draftsman
$48,700
CCNA (Cisco Certified Networking Associate)
$73,600
Computer Programmer
$72,000
Network & Computer System Administrator
$82,000
Public Safety Institute
Median Salary
Emergency Medical Technician
$28,000
Firefighter
$48,000
Police Officer
$49,700
Transportation
Truck Driver
Median Salary
$35,000
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8. Financial Aid 2013-2014
Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
2013-2014
Important Requirements for TPEG
Recipients
Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG) funds are available for qualified
students in the following Marketable Skills Awards (MSA) certificates.
The TPEG is a grant designed to help Texas resident students cover his/
her tuition, fees, when these expenses exceed the Expected Family
Contribution (EFC) reported on their Student Aid Report. (SAR)
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Eligible MSA Certificates
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Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Bilingual Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Certified Nurse Aide for the English Language Learner
Child Development Associate
Cisco Certified Network Administrator
Cisco Certified Network Professional
Desktop Support and Network Specialist Program
Health Information Specialist
Patient Care Technician
Property Management
Truck Driving
Welding
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You must be Texas Resident
You must have a high school diploma or GED
You must be a U.S citizen or eligible non-citizen
You must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress
Males must be registered for selective service or have proof of
exception
You must meet Federal Student Aid guidelines
You must meet MSA Certificate requirement
You must be registered into a course before TPEG can be posted to
your account
You must pass all registered program coursework in order for
subsequent coursework to be funded.
You are not allowed to pursue another MSA certificate without
completing your current MSA certificate.
Plan Ahead 2014-2015:
• When applying for financial aid it is important to plan ahead. The entire
financial aid process can take up to six weeks.Therefore, get started
as soon as possible and complete all required forms.
Application Process
• The 2014-2015 FAFSA will be available January 1, 2014. The priority
deadline for completing your FAFSA application is April 15th. You
may submit your application after this date but the awarding process
may be delayed.
Step 1: Complete HCC Continuing Education Admission application at
www.hccs.edu/application
Step 2: Apply for Personal Identification Number at http://www.pin.
ed.gov . If you are an independent, only you will need a PIN. If you are
a dependent, you and one of your parents/guardians will also need to
apply for a PIN. Your PIN will serve as your electronic signature the FAFSA
application.
• If you are currently working towards the completion of a MSA
program and will need to take additional classes for the fall or if you
will like to start a MSA program Fall 2014, it is preferable that you
meet the April 15 deadline.
Step 3: Complete the FAFSA application at www.fafsa.ed.gov to
complete the FAFSA application, your current 1040 income tax information
is required. In order for Financial Aid to view your application, please
enter the HCC School Code: 010422
For more information visit:
Step 4: Set-up a meeting with your MSA Certificate program
representative. Bring a copy of your Student Aid Report (SAR) to the
meeting.
hccs.edu/ce call 713.718.8905
or email - finaid.ce@hccs.edu
Step 5: Send an e-mail with your name, student ID and MSA program to
the Financial Aid Department at finaid.ce@hccs.edu.
Step 6: Eligibility status requirements will be determined in approximately
3-6 weeks after all required application documentation is received. Do not
register for classes unless TPEG is approved. TPEG award notification will
be sent via email.
Step 7: Once award notification is received, coordinate start date with CE
Staff or Program Manager in order to register for classes.
Funds are awarded to eligible applicants on a first-come, firstserved
basis while funds are available.
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9. Additional Financial Aid:
United Way THRIVE
Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
Programs
A network of organizations that stand ready to assist you in reaching your
financial goals – services are free.
ARE YOU READY TO….
Several CE programs are funded by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA).
Individuals who qualify for this grant are determined on a case-by-case
basis, while funds are available. Visit the Workforce Solutions website for
a listing of offices around town to determine financial eligibility.
(http://www.wrksolutions.com)
EARN HIGHER WAGES
• Do you want to increase your income? We can assist you to get the
job you need now and build the career you want.
• Does your resume need a second look? Want to learn interview tips?
Wonder what employers need? How do you get that promotion?
• We can assist you to improve your English, reading, writing, and
speaking skills to get the job you want.
Eligible Certificates:
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Accelerated Teacher Certification
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Bilingual Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Bilingual Residential Wiring
CISCO Certified Network Administrator (CCNA)
Introduction to Welding Using Multiple Processes
Network and Computer Systems Administration
PDMS
SAP
MCITP (Microsoft Certified IT Professional) Server Administrator
CALL 2-1-1 and ask for a THRIVE specialist.
SAVE MONEY
• Work with an experienced financial coach to improve your credit, learn
budgeting tricks, save for the future, and more.
• Keep your hard earned money: enroll in a free checking account, avoid
check cashing fees, and access safe low cost/interest loans.
• Receive a 2 to 1 match on your savings for a home, business or
education. (Income restrictions apply.)
• Free tax preparation by IRS certified tax preparers to get your highest
possible return at no cost.
Funds are awarded to eligible applicants on a
first-come, firstserved basis while funds are
available.
Gulf Coast Community
Services Association
CALL 2-1-1 and ask for a THRIVE specialist.
Ascension II Skills Scholarship Program (ASSP)
BUY A HOME, A CAR, OR START YOUR OWN
BUSINESS
The ASSP is a part of GCCSA’s Ascension Series that is designed to
provide empowering resources to individuals and families that are willing
to put in the effort to empower themselves. The ASSP provides financial
resources to prospective students and future professionals to enroll and
complete one of several excellent certification programs.The ASSP serves
as a great opportunity to gain certification in a discipline that can have
life-changing benefits.
• Low-interest, non-credit based loans for a car, small business,
unexpected expenses or to build your credit.
• Learn how to run a small business, develop a plan, and get started
with a supportive community to answer your questions.
• HUD approved courses and/or one-on-one help for buying a home of
your own.
For more information on this exciting opportunity please contact Leona
Baker, Program Administrator at 713.393.4727
or bakerl@gccsa.org. Scholarship is given on first-come, firstserved basis
while funds are available.
CALL 2-1-1 and ask for a THRIVE specialist.
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10. Accelerated Teacher Certification Program
Annual Enrollment Periods
The Accelerated Teacher Certification Program’s mission is to prepare
and train teacher candidates for Texas standard classroom certification in
elementary and secondary education.
Spring Enrollment – January of each year
Summer Enrollment – May of each year
Houston Community College — Accelerated Teacher Certification Program
is accredited by the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) and
TeXas Education Agency (TEA).
Fall Enrollment – August of each year
Houston Community College — Accelerated Teacher Certification Program
is a No Child Left Behind (NCLB) rated program by SBEC and TEA.
Accelerated Teacher Certification
Program
Program Description
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Prepares individuals with the skills and practices
to be an effective classroom teacher.
216 contact hours in content training
103 contact hours in pedagogy training
30 contact hours of classroom observations
2 contact hours of field-based experience
TEXES content and pedagogy exams
One-year paid internship
TEXES ESL exam (Generalist teachers only)
BTLPT Spanish exam (Bilingual teachers only)
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Certificates Offered
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call today to start your teaching career.
Generalist (EC-6 or 4-8)
Bilingual Generalist (EC-6 or 4-8)
English as a Second Language (Supplemental)
English Language Arts & Reading/Social Studies (4-8)
History (8-12)
Social Studies (4-8 or 8-12)
Life Sciences (8-12)
Physical Sciences (8-12)
Science (4-8 or 8-12)
Mathematics (4-8 or 8-12)
Physical Education (EC-12)
Special Education (EC-12)
Technology Applications (EC-12)
713.718.2856 or visit hccs.edu/acp
Program Costs
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Evening and Weekend Classes
Financial Assistance Available
Job Placement Assistance
Small Class Sizes
Mentor Support
Paid one-year Internship
Scholarship Opportunities
Tuition $3,900
Application Fee $75
Books $300
TEXES Content exam $120
TEXES pedagogy exam $120
BTLPT Spanish eXam $120
TEXES ESL exam $120
Finger Print Identification $42
Finger Print Processing $10
Probationary Certificate $52
Standard Certificate $77
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11. Business and Professional Enrichment
Business and Professional Enrichment at the School of Continuing
Education is at the forefront of providing business professional
development. Whether you are an executive or person seeking a
career change, we offer an array of exciting and innovative programs
that provide opportunities for career advancement, career change,
personal enrichment, and skill building to help you compete in our
global economy.
MULTI-FAMILY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
This program provides training for individuals interested in the apartment
leasing and management industry.
RELE 1015 Property Management
RELE 1091 Residential Law
RELE 1091 Property Mgt. Software
RELE 1091 Property Mgt. Leadership
RELE 2088 Internships
Total: 144 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,260
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/business or 713.718.6772
TPEG Eligible
We can move you from the classroom to the workplace in less than a
year. We can upgrade your current skills. Or, we can help you gain a
brand new skill.
Topics include: Paralegal, HR, Residential Property Management,
Leadership, Child Development, Project Management and Payroll
Specialist.
Paralegal Certificate
This program focuses on developing the critical reasoning, analytical skills
and legal knowledge essential to succeed in today’s paralegal and
law-related occupations.
Call us now! We will assist you with finding the right business or
professional development track.
ML Young, SCE Program Director of Business
LGLA 1091 Legal Research I
LGLA 1091 Legal Research II
LGLA 1091 Legal Research III
LGLA 1091 TeXas Civil Litigation I
LGLA 1091 TeXas Civil Litigation II
LGLA 1091 TeXas Civil Litigation III
Total: 96 hrs Certificate Cost: $810
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/business or 713.718.6772
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE
This is a study of the principles of cognitive, physical, emotional and social
development of children from birth through age five.
CDEC 1017 Child Development Associate I
CDEC 2022 Child Development Associate II
CDEC 2024 Child Development Associate III
Total: 144 hrs - Certificate Cost: $900
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/business or 713.718.6772
TPEG Eligible
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
ACNT 1003 Introduction to Accounting I
ACNT 1029 Payroll and Business TaX Accounting
ACNT 1013 Computerized Accounting Applications
BMGT 1091 I ntroduction to Human Resources/PeopleSoft
Applications
Total: 192 hrs Certificate Cost: $832
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/business or 713.718.6772
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
8 hrs
CERTIFIED ASSOCIATE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT (CAPM)
This certificate series prepares the student for the CAPM® exam and
is designed for project team members, entry level project managers,
undergraduate and graduate students.
BMGT 1021 Project Management Fundamentals
BMGT 1091 Successful Project Management
BMGT 1091 Project Management Essentials
and Best Practices
BMGT 2006 CAPM Prep
Total: 78 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,248
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/business or 713.718.6772
16 hrs
16 hrs
16 hrs
16 hrs
16 hrs
16 hrs
Payroll Specialist Certificate
The Payroll Specialist Marketable Skills Achievement Award prepares
the student to perform activities associated with human resources,
payroll transactions, payroll tax compliance and filing of all quarterly and
yearly payroll tax reports required by company policies and government
regulations.
HUMAN RESOURCE CERTIFICATE
This certificate will enhance the professional skills for human resource
professionals, managers, and business owners.
HRPO 1091 Introduction to Human Resources
HRPO 1091 Organizational Development
HRPO 1091 Talent Management
HRPO 1091 Employee Relations
HRPO 1091 Compensation and Benefits
Total: 40 hrs - Certificate Cost: $830
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/business or 713.718.6772
32 hrs
12 hrs
16 hrs
20 hrs
64 hrs
8 hrs
14 hrs
32 hrs
24 hrs
9
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
12. BUSINESS - 713.718.7947 - hccs.edu/ce/business
NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
BUSINESS
BMGT 2006
HRPO 1091
42905 MW 04/14/14-04/23/14 06:00pm-08:00pm 8
$166
ENTREPRENEURSHIP & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
35815 TTh 11/21/13-12/12/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $384
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE TRAINING I
SWWLOP 233
Spring Branch Campus
35895 S
42849 M
CDEC 1017
NECODW TBA
35909 T
SWWLOP 233
CDEC 2022
35889 Th
01/16/14-05/06/14 11:00am-12:30pm 48 $208
INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING
NWSPBR HYBRI
ACNT 1003
A study of analyzing, classifying, and recording business transactions in
a manual and computerized environment. Emphasis on understanding
the complete accounting cycle and preparing financial statements, bank
reconciliations, and payroll.
NECODW TBA
West Loop Center
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE TRAINING III
IBUS 1054
Spring Branch Campus
Codwell Hall Campus
04/05/14-06/07/14 09:00am-03:30pm 48 $300
NWSPBR HYBRI
Analysis of international marketing strategies using market trends, costs,
forecasting, pricing, sourcing, and distribution factors. Development of an
international export/import marketing plan.
A continuation of the study of the requirements for the Child Development
Associate National (CDA). The six functional areas of study include safe,
healthy, learning environment, self, social, and guidance. Pre-requisite CDA I.
42870 TTh 03/18/14-05/08/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $300
01/14/14-05/06/14 11:00am-12:30pm 48 $208
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT
CEGAYHL TBA
West Loop Center
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE TRAINING II
HRPO 2001
Spring Branch Campus
NWOCCE OCC
South Campus
01/25/14-03/29/14 09:00am-03:30pm 48 $300
NWSPBR HYBRI
NWSPBR HYBRI
This course is designed to help students describe the basic issues involved
in a compensation strategy, describe the basic considerations in understanding benefit programs and identify the basic issues involved in wage
and salary administration.
Continuing Education-NW
42877 MW 03/03/14-04/30/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $300
01/18/14-05/10/14 09:00am-10:30am 48 $208
02/10/14-05/05/14 09:30am-11:30am 48 $208
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Codwell Hall Campus
42876 MT 03/17/14-05/13/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $300
BUSG 1073
Overview of entrepreneurship as an economic development strategy. Includes
community support systems for entrepreneurs.
Based on the requirements for the Child Development Associate (CDA)
National Credential. Topics on CDA overview, general observation skills,
child growth, and development overview.
35977 TTh 01/14/14-03/06/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $300
CETBA TBA
NWACEU 147
West Loop Center
42914 MW 04/02/14-04/28/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 24 $384
BLDG/ROOM
Central Campus
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
Spring Branch Campus
SWWLOP 233
35927 TTh 01/14/14-05/08/14 12:30pm-02:00pm 48 $208
CDEC 2024
A continuation of the requirements for the Child Development Associate
credential (CDA). The three functional areas of study include family, program
management, and professionalism. Pre-requisite CDA I and II.
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
NWSPBR TBA
BUSG 1001
Fundamental business principles including structure, functions, resources,
and operational processes.
Continuing Education-NW
Spring Branch Campus
35982 MT 01/06/14-03/04/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $300
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
NWOCCE OCC
35893 Th
HRPO 1091
01/16/14-05/08/14 09:30am-11:00am 48 $208
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RESOURCES
Students will learn about implementing, administering and tracking employee
compensation and benefits. Topics covered include payroll, entitlement
tracking and attendance.
NWSPBR HYBRI
HRPO 1091
This course is a basic overview of human resources and outlines the major
functions, competencies and responsibilities involved in the field of human
resources.
Central Campus
42902 MW 03/17/14-03/26/14 06:00pm-08:00pm 8
Fee
This course is an examination of employee relations policies, practices,
and issues required to build strong employee relations. Topics include communication, employee conduct rules, etc.
This course helps prepare students for the Project Management Institute
(PMI, CAPM) certification exam. It is designed for entry-level to senior members of a project team who contribute specialized skills such as scheduling,
logistics, or cost cutting.
42868 S
Hours
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS
CERTIFIED ASSOCIATE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT EXAM PREP
35974 S
Time
Central Campus
$166
CETBA TBA
36004 MW 02/03/14-02/12/14 06:00pm-08:00pm 8
$166
CETBA TBA
$166
NWCNCO TBA
Cinco Ranch
42911 TTh 04/15/14-04/24/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 8
10
13. BUSINESS - 713.718.7947 - hccs.edu/ce/business
NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
LANDLORD-TENANT LAW
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
RELE 1091
SWWLOP 233
LGLA 1091
Learn how to use the law library, electronic resources and a range of other
tools to analyze relevant primary and secondary law.
LEGAL RESEARCH II
35993 TTh 01/14/14-05/08/14 05:00pm-07:30pm 80 $258
35991 S
01/18/14-05/10/14 08:00am-01:00pm 80 $258
SWWLOP 105
PEOPLESOFT APPLICATIONS, OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
LGLA 1091
35996 TTh 01/14/14-05/08/14 05:00pm-07:30pm 80 $258
PEOPLESOFT APPLICATIONS, TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
LGLA 1091
35999 TTh 01/14/14-05/08/14 05:00pm-07:30pm 80 $258
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I
SWWLOP 105
35931 M 01/13/14-05/05/14 07:00pm-10:00pm 48 $208
35929 TTh 02/11/14-05/08/14 12:30pm-02:30pm 48 $208
PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND BEST PRACTICES
Central Campus
CETBA TBA
PeopleSoft Applications Software will be used to illustrate how an Enterprise
Resource Program can have a far-reaching effect on the Human Resource
Management structure of an organization. Emphasis will be placed on gaining
practical hands-on knowledge, with various modules of an Enterprise Software Program, through the application of theory in a classroom/lab setting.
BMGT 1091
West Loop Center
36029 MW 02/12/14-03/31/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 32 $512
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS
Stafford Campus
01/18/14-05/10/14 08:00am-01:00pm 80 $258
SWWLOP 233
BMGT 1021
This course is an introduction to methods for planning and controlling projects.
The course includes project management concepts and models, critical path,
time and cost benefits analysis, and resource utilization.
SWSTF2 E116
PEOPLESOFT APPLICATIONS, INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RESOURCES
NWSPBR TBA
NWSPBR TBA
This course is intended as a prerequisite to the Project Management Professional (PMP) Exam Prep and the Certified Associate in Project Management
(CAPM). It provides the mandatory classroom hours as well as the framework
for organizational behaviors essential to mastering the advanced concepts
of project management.
PEOPLESOFT APPLICATIONS, INTERMEDIATE HUMAN RESOURCES BMGT 1094
35995 S
ACNT 1025
Spring Branch Campus
HRPO 1091
$166
SWSTF2 E116
This course covers the fundamentals of financial accounting, including
double-entry accounting and the accounting cycle. Other topics include cash,
receivables, inventories, plant assets, liabilities, partnerships, corporations,
statement of cash flows and interpretation of financial statements.
Behavioral and legal approaches to the management of human resources
in organizations.
42904 MW 03/31/14-04/09/14 06:00pm-08:00pm 8
BMGT 2031
Stafford Campus
West Loop Center
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SWSTF2 E116
A hands-on look at some of the major areas of reporting in enterprise
resource software applications as illustrated through using PeopleSoft.
Focus is on queries.
SWWLOP 105
Legal Research III is a continuation of the first two modules of Legal Research and will assist students to convey concepts basic to the common
law system, such as the function of the appellate courts, state desists and
dictum. This module will continue the utilization of the law library, electronic
resources and range of other tools to analyze primary and secondary law.
Prerequisite (Legal Research I and II).
42918 TTh 03/25/14-04/15/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 16 $135
BMGT 1095
Stafford Campus
West Loop Center
LEGAL RESEARCH III
SWSTF2 E116
SWSTF2 E116
A hands-on look at enterprise recourses software using group work and case
studies to simulate HR functions using PeopleSoft software to demonstrate.
Legal Research II is a continuation of Legal Research I and will assist the
students to convey the concept of authority in legal writing; to begin in depth
study of legal research and familiarization of the law library. Prerequisite:
(Legal Research I).
36033 TTh 02/18/14-03/20/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 16 $135
BLDG/ROOM
Stafford Campus
West Loop Center
36032 TTh 01/21/14-02/13/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 16 $135
Fee
This course provides skill development in the performance of navigating
an Enterprise Resource Software Program and explains the theory behind
its operation. PeopleSoft Applications Software will be used to illustrate
how an Enterprise Resource Program can have a far-reaching effect on an
organization. A hands-on overview of navigating this type of software package, panels, the interface, understanding how data is stored, processes,
and basic queries will be covered.
West Loop Center
LEGAL RESEARCH I
Hours
1091
This course is a study of the role of a apartment leasing agents, landlordtenant policies, tenant leases, tenant relations, maintenance, reports, habitability laws, and the Fair Housing Act.
42889 TTh 02/25/14-03/04/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 12 $140
Time
BMGT
West Loop Center
36025 MW 01/13/14-01/22/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 8
11
$128
SWWLOP 233
14. BUSINESS - 713.718.7947 - hccs.edu/ce/business
NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
RELE 1015
42900 MW 02/24/14-03/05/14 06:00pm-08:00pm 8
42912 TTh 04/29/14-05/08/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 8
SWWLOP 233
TEXAS CIVIL LITIGATION II
SWWLOP 233
RELE 1091
42864 MW 03/03/14-04/02/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 16 $135
TEXAS CIVIL LITIGATION III
SUCCESSFUL PROJECT MANAGEMENT
NWACEU 147
LGLA 1091
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
42865 MW 04/07/14-04/30/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 16 $135
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT WITH CRITICAL THINKING
NWACEU 147
LEAD 1000
Development of leadership skills and critical thinking strategies that promote
employment readiness, retention, advancement, and promotion.
SWWLOP 233
BUSG 2009
Spring Branch Campus
35890 F
NWKATY TBA
NWSPBR HYBRI
NWSPBR HYBRI
BMGT 1091
This course will guide the student in the project management process including project selection and evaluation, the learner will gain skills in developing
a project plan defining the scope, phases, milestone, goals, and purposes.
West Loop Center
36026 MW 01/27/14-02/10/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 14 $224
LGLA 1091
Continuation of research analysis and preparation of documents necessary
in civil litigation including pleadings, discovery, motions, responses, and
judgments. Prerequisite: Texas Civil Litigation I/II.
Spring Branch Campus
01/14/14-05/06/14 09:30am-11:00am 48 $208
01/18/14-05/10/14 10:30am-12:00pm 48 $208
NWACEU 147
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
Katy Campus
35896 T
35897 S
LGLA 1091
Continuation of research, analysis and preparation of documents necessary
in civil litigation including pleadings, discovery, motions, responses, and
judgments. Prerequisite: Texas Civil Litigation I.
A course on how to start and operate a small business. Topics include facts
about a small business, types of business ownership, essential management skills, how to prepare a business plan, financial needs, marketing
strategies, and legal issues.
35910 M-Th 12/16/13-01/09/14 08:00am-12:00pm 48 $208
NWCNCO TBA
35972 MW 01/27/14-02/24/14 07:00pm-09:00pm 16 $135
West Loop Center
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
$166
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
RELE 1091
This course is for individuals who are acquiring a Property Management
Certificate or Commercial Real Estate Certificate, or who want to better
understand the basics of the real estate profession in regards to the law. In
this course students will learn the leadership basics that may include conflict
resolution and customer service, techniques to negotiate conflict and control
anger, how personality types affect conflict and to identify the underlining
causes of conflict, techniques for dealing effectively with customers, and
students will study different customer types.
42894 TTh 03/11/14-03/27/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 16 $240
CETBA TBA
This course will cover the research, analysis and preparation of documents necessary in civil litigation including pleadings, discovery, motions,
responses, and judgments.
West Loop Center
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
$166
TEXAS CIVIL LITIGATION I
This course is for individuals who are acquiring a Property Management
Certificate or who want to better understand the basics of the Apartment
Leasing Profession. In this course the student will learn how to use various
computer software packages specific to residential property management.
42895 TTh 04/01/14-04/15/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 20 $260
HRPO 1091
Cinco Ranch
RELE 2088
West Loop Center
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LEADERSHIP
BLDG/ROOM
Central Campus
SWWLOP 233
A work-based learning experience that enables the student to apply specialized occupational theory, skills and concepts in the property management
industry.
42897 M-F 04/21/14-05/21/14 09:00am-05:00pm 64 $280
Fee
This course is designed to help managers understand talent management
processes in a way that will lead to better decision and engaged more
employees.
West Loop Center
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP
Hours
TALENT MANAGEMENT
The role of the property manager, landlord policies, operational guidelines,
leases, lease negotiations, tenant relations, maintenance, reports, habitability
laws, and the Fair Housing Act.
36001 TTh 01/28/14-02/20/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 32 $340
Time
SWWLOP 233
12
01/17/14-05/09/14 09:00am-11:00am 32 $179
NWSPBR HYBRI
15. Construction Trades Certificates
The Construction and Trades Department offers a variety of courses
for people who wish to become trained in various construction fields.
The Construction and Trade Department offers fast-track training to
meet the needs of today’s industry.
BILINGUAL AIR CONDITIONING
The class will prepare the students to work in apartment compleXes
in air conditioning maintenance or assist in residential A/C installation
and services. Students will learn field terminology in English to facilitate
professional and technical growth.
The Construction and Trades Department of the SCE offers courses
to prepare students to start a career in the construction industry.
These courses are designed to develop the basic skills needed to
enter today’s workforce. From welding to HVAC the students receive
the training to make them more competitive in today’s job market.
Beginning with basic safety to hands on experience our students are
given a full understanding of what is required of them to succeed in
the construction industry. This allows them to not only be employed
but also progress in their chosen field.
HART 1041 Air Conditioning, Bilingual
Total 160 hrs - Certificate Cost: $980
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or
713.718.8932/8926
TPEG Eligible & WIA Eligible
160 hrs
AIR CONDITIONING TECHNICIAN I & II
Introduction to HVAC principles, terminology, tools and skills. Study and practical
application of air conditioning principles, including air properties, maintenance
operations, thermodynamics, and compressors. Preparation for EPA certification.
Whether you just starting out or changing careers let us help you
achieve your goals.
Tom Tynan, SCE Program Director of Construction and Trades
Department
HART 1038 Air Conditioning I
80 hrs
HART 1005 Air Conditioning II
80 hrs
Total 160 hrs - Certificate Cost: $980
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932
TPEG Eligible & WIA Eligible
Machining Technician
An introductory course that assists the student in understanding the
machinist occupation in industry. The student begins by using basic
machine tools such as the lathe, milling machine, drill press, power saw,
and bench grinder. Machine terminology, theory, math, part layout, and
bench work using common measuring tools is included. Emphasis is
placed on shop safety, housekeeping, and preventative maintenance.
Welding Technician I (Bilingual)
Introduction to Welding Multiple Processes: basic welding processes,
including oxy-fuel welding (OFW) and cutting, shield metal arc welding
(SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), and gas tungsten arc welding
(GTAW). Students will learn field terminology in English to facilitate
professional and technical growth.
MCHN 1038 Basic Machining I
72 hrs
MCHN 1041 Basic Machining II
72 hrs
Total 144 hrs - Certificate Cost: $960
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932
WLDG 1007 Introduction to Welding Multiple Processes
Total 160 hrs - Certificate Cost: $980
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or
713.718.8932/8926
TPEG Eligible & WIA Eligible
AutoCAD, i & ii
Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) Systems--Identify CAD
hardware and software for various types of CAD drafting; determine
means of storing and sharing databases; and identify the compatibility of
CAD drawings from various software and operating systems.
160 hrs
Welding Technician I
Introduction to Welding Multiple Processes: basic welding processes,
including oxy-fuel welding (OFW) and cutting, shield metal arc welding
(SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), and gas tungsten arc welding
(GTAW).
DFTG 1040 AutoCAD I
48 hrs
DFTG 2011 AutoCAD II
32 hrs
Total 80 hrs - Certificate Cost: $625
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932
WLDG 1007 Introduction to Welding Multiple Processes
160 hrs
Total 160 hrs - Certificate Cost: $980
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932
STATIONARY ENGINEERING
These courses are designed to help prepare students for the City of
Houston Boiler Operator examination.
SEST 1041 Stationary Engineering - 1st Grade
License Review
80 hrs
SEST 1091 Stationary Engineering - 2nd Grade
License Review
80 hrs
CBFM 1003 Stationary Engineering - 3rd Grade
License Review
80 hrs
Total 240 hrs - Certificate Cost: $960
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932
TPEG Eligible & WIA Eligible
Intro to Plumbing
Development of skills and knowledge required to install drains, vents,
water lines, gas lines, and plumbing fiXtures used in buildings. Instruction
in the maintenance of plumbing common in all structures including
replacement of components, repair and replacement of fixtures.
PFPB 1003 Basic Plumbing
40 hrs
Total 40 hrs - Certificate Cost: $268
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932
BILINGUAL RESIDENTIAL WIRING (SPANISH AND ENGLISH)
Students will study the principles of operation regarding electrical
components and appliances utilized in single and multi-family dwellings.
Basic Pipefitting, Solar Engergu Technology & Osha classes also
offered. For more information, call 713.718.8932/8903
ELPT 1029 Residential Wiring, Bilingual
80 hrs
Total 80 hrs - Certificate Cost: $497
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932
Espanol 713.718.8326
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16. CONSTRUCTION TRADES - 713.718.8932 hccs.edu/ce/construction
NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
HART 1041
Central Campus
Time
Hours
Fee
BLDG/ROOM
CONSTRUCTION TRADES
AIR CONDITIONING BILINGUAL
35945 S
Study and practical application of air conditioning principles, including air
properties, maintenance operations, thermodynamics, and compressors.
RESIDENTIAL WIRING, BILINGUAL
01/24/14-05/09/14 08:00am-04:00pm 160 $980
01/24/14-05/09/14 05:00pm-09:00pm
CEJBW 106
CEJBW 106
Stafford Campus
35942 MTW 01/21/14-04/30/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 160 $980
35941 S
01/24/14-05/09/14 08:00am-04:00pm 160 $980
F
01/24/14-05/09/14 06:00pm-10:00pm
AIR CONDITIONING I
SWBLUE W112
SWBLUE W112
SWBLUE W112
Introduction to HVAC principles, terminology, tools and skills.
AIR CONDITIONING II
ELPT 1029
Stafford Campus
35944 MTW 02/03/14-03/26/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $497
42855 S
02/15/14-05/03/14 08:00am-04:00pm 80 $497
42856 MTW 04/07/14-05/20/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $497
HART 1038
Stafford Campus
35937 MTW 01/21/14-04/01/14 06:00pm-9:00pm 80 $490
35939 S
01/25/14-03/08/14 08:00am-04:00pm 80 $490
F
01/25/14-03/08/14 06:00pm-10:00pm
35936 MTW 01/27/14-03/19/14 07:00am-11:00am 80 $490
35938 MTW 01/27/14-03/19/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $490
CEJBW 223
Students will study the principles of operation of electrical components and
appliances utilized in single and multi-family dwellings. Students will learn
the applications, selections and installation techniques of the most common
electrical devices used in home and apartment buildings. Students will be
able to perform and troubleshoot most common installations encountered
in residential applications.
Central Campus
35940 S
F
01/25/14-04/05/14 08:00am-12:00pm 40 $268
SOLAR ENERGY TECHNOLOGY
SWBLUE W113
SWBLUE W113
SWBLUE W113
HART 1093
This course prepares students for entry level employment as apprentices
and helpers in the installation of solar electric (Photovoltaic) systems. Topics
address recently identified current events, skills, knowledge, and/or attitudes
and behaviors pertinent to the technology or occupation and relevant to the
professional development of the student.
SWBLUE W106
SWBLUE W112
SWBLUE W112
SWBLUE W106
SWBLUE W112
HART 1005
Study and practical application of air conditioning principles, including air
properties, maintenance operations, thermodynamics, and compressors.
Central Campus
Stafford Campus
STATIONARY ENGINEERING-1ST GRADE LICENSE REVIEW
42853 S
03/22/14-05/10/14 08:00am-04:00pm 80 $490
F
03/22/14-05/10/14 06:00pm-10:00pm
42850 MTW 03/31/14-05/13/14 07:00am-11:00am 80 $490
42852 MTW 03/31/14-05/13/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $490
42851 MTW 04/07/14-06/09/14 06:00pm-9:00pm 80 $490
AUTOCAD, BEGINNING
35946 S
SWBLUE W112
SWBLUE W112
SWBLUE W106
SWBLUE W112
SWBLUE W106
AUTOCAD, INTERMEDIATE
35951 MW 02/03/14-05/12/14 05:30pm-08:30pm 80 $320
BASIC PIPEFITTING
SWSTF2 N114
Central Campus
35952 MW 02/03/14-05/12/14 05:30pm-08:30pm 80 $320
BASIC PLUMBING
CBFM 1003
An introduction to boiler maintenance procedures with emphasis on the
various components associated with boilers.
SWSTF2 N114
Central Campus
35950 MW 02/03/14-05/12/14 05:30pm-08:30pm 80 $320
CEJBW 221
WELDING USING MULTIPLE PROCESSES, INTRODUCTION
PFPB 1008
WLDG 1007
Basic welding processes including oxy-fuel welding (OFW) and cutting,
shield metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal are welding (GMAW), and gas
tungsten are welding (GTAW).
Central Campus
01/25/14-04/26/14 12:00pm-04:00pm 48 $497
CEJBW 221
STATIONARY ENGINEERING-3RD GRADE LICENSE REVIEW
DFTG 2011
In this course, you will learn the mathematical operations necessary to
calculate laying lengths of pipefittings for fabrication. Demonstrate safe
use of hand tools and power tools; and identify materials used in pipefitting.
35947 S
CBFM 1007
This course is designed to acquaint individuals with Stationary maintenance
procedures for boiler installers. Individuals will be introduced to techniques
used to analyze, troubleshoot, evaluate and diagnose instrumentation used
to monitor boiler operations. This course conforms to the City of Houston’s
code requirements for the boiler licensure exam.
Stafford Campus
03/29/14-05/03/14 08:00am-02:30pm 32 $433
CEJBW 221
STATIONARY ENGINEERING-2ND GRADE LICENSE REVIEW
DFTG 1040
Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) package and knowledge necessary to
perform specific operations in a particular occupational setting.
42854 S
SEST 1041
Central Campus
Stafford Campus
01/18/14-03/08/14 08:00am-02:00pm 48 $589
CEJBW 223
Safe installation, operation, and maintenance procedures for boilers including
total boiler analysis for maximum performance and efficiency of each system.
Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) systems identify CAD hardware and software for various types of CAD drafting; determine means of
storing and sharing databases; and identify the compatibility of CAD drawings from various software and operating systems.
35943 S
01/25/14-04/05/14 08:00am-12:00pm 40 $572
CEJBW 223
Central Campus
PFPB 1003
35949 MTW 01/27/14-05/06/14 12:00pm-04:00pm 160 $980
35948 S
01/31/14-05/16/14 08:00am-04:00pm 160 $980
F
01/31/14-05/16/14 05:00pm-09:00pm
Development of skills and knowledge required to install drains, vents, water
lines, gas lines, and plumbing fixtures used in buildings.
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CEJBW 118
CEJBW 118
CEJBW 118
17. GED and Test Preparation
The General Education Development (GED) Test gives you the opportunity
to earn a high school equivalency diploma, which is accepted by many
employers and Institutions of Higher Education (IHE). GED classes are
offered at various campuses throughout HCC. These classes are in
conjunction with the Adult High School offerings.
Classes meet on :
gED Language arts, reading
CEC 0938
If you are interested in taking the GED test sometime soon, but know
that you need some extra help in the Language Arts section of the test,
then this hands-on class is for you. Through exercises completed both
in and outside of class, participants will strengthen their level of reading
comprehension and critical thinking abilities, and basic writing, editing
and grammar skills. The course provides students with a skills review of
English grammar, sentence structure and vocabulary. Pre-test and Posttest will be given. Instructional materials are provided
• M/W or Tu/Th from 5:00 p.m. - 8:50 p.m.
• F 5:00 p.m. - 8:50 p.m. and Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m.
• Sat & Sun 8:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m.
gED mathematics
cec 7649
If you are interested in taking the GED test sometime soon, but know that
you need some extra help in the Math section of the test, then this handson class is for you. Through exercises completed both in and outside of
class, participants will strengthen their abilities to work problems covering
arithmetic, decimals, fractions, percentages, geometry, and basic algebra.
Pre-test and Post-test will be given. Instructional materials are provided.
locations
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Northline Campus 8001 Fulton 77022
Spring Branch Campus 1010 W Sam Houston Pkwy N. 77043
Alief Continuing Education Center 13803 Bissonnet 77083
Missouri City Campus 5855 Sienna Springs Way 77459
Gulfton Center 5407 Gulfton 77081
gED social studies/science
cec 7400
If you are interested in taking the GED test sometime soon, but know that
you need some extra help in the Social Studies and Science sections of
the test, then this hands-on class is for you. Through exercises completed
both in and outside of class, participants will review the five basic
social studies areas: United States history, world history, government,
economics and geography. The Science portion will review life science,
earth and space science and physical science. Pre-test and Post-test will
be given. Instructional materials are provided.
Please contact the Adult High School/GED office for additional information
at 713/718-7613. For your convenience, counseling and registration will be
by phone. Requirements: Students must have completed the tenth grade
and need a basic review before taking the GED.
Official GED Test Requirements: Student must be able to provide
supporting documentation in order to take the test.
GED testing Centers
16 -years-old,
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Valid Texas ID, Driver’s License or Government Issue ID
Social Security Card (optional)
Withdrawal form from high school
Parental consent form
Parent must accompany student for registration at least one
week before the test
• Court Order
GED transcripts can be verified on-line and printed immediately with a
credit card or check. Go to https://bass.tea.state.TX.us/Tea.GEDi.Web/
Forms/CertificateSearch.aspx
For additional information, please contact a testing center near you.
17-years-old
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NE – Northline Campus, 8001 Fulton, 713.718.8073
SE – Eastside, 6815 Rustic, 713.718.7041
SW – West Loop Campus, 5601 West Loop South, 713.718.7717
CE - Central Campus , 1300 Holman St., 713.718.6011
Valid Texas ID, Driver’s License or Government Issue ID
Social Security Card (optional)
Withdrawal form from high school
Parental consent form
Parent must accompany student for registration at least one
week before the test
18-years-old
• Valid Texas ID, Driver’s License or Government Issue ID
• Social Security Card (optional)
• Registration in person at least one week before the test
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18. GED test results
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is pleased to announce the launch
of its new automated system for ordering General Education Development (GED) certificates. GED test takers and certificate holders can now
immediately download and print their official GED certificates, complete
with test scores by visiting http://www.texged.com. GED certificates
can only be obtained through this website. Both the old style certificate
and the new Certificate of High School Equivalency are to be recognized,
however, TEA will only be issuing the new certificate for examinees.
Additionally, in order to increase the level of customer service provided to
GED customers, the agency is implementing an improved, decentralized
process. While TEA will continue to serve as the state administrator for
GED, the local GED testing centers across the state will now be providing
direct customer service, responding to, and supporting GED customers.
Local GED testing centers will serve as the primary information resource
for all GED inquiries.
To learn more about obtaining a GED, locating a local GED testing center,
or any other GED-related information, and to order GED certificates
online, go to http://www.texged.com. Please note that orders for GED
certificates can only be placed online at this website. For GED customers who do not have access to a computer, please direct them to call
1-800-62-MYGED (1-800-626-9433) to find their local GED testing center.
Please note that TEA staff will no longer receive or respond to telephone
inquiries regarding GED.
TEST PREPARATION
GED REVIEW
CEC 7529
This course is a general GED review intended for those students who have
completed the tenth grade and need a basic review before taking the GED
test. This class is for test review only and not intended as remediation.
Pre-test and Post-test will be given. Instructional material are provided.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
82350 MW 01/20/14-02/17/14 05:00pm-09:00pm 36 $200
NWACEU TBA
Gulfton Center
82344 S
F
01/17/14-02/14/14 08:00am-12:00pm 36 $200
01/17/14-02/14/14 05:00pm-09:00pm
SWGULF TBA
SWGULF TBA
Missouri City Campus
82352 TTh 02/18/14-03/18/14 05:00pm-09:00pm 36 $200
SWMOCC 107
Northline Campus
82348 SSu 02/15/14-03/15/14 08:00am-12:00pm 36 $200
NENOLN TBA
Spring Branch Campus
82346 S
F
01/17/14-02/14/14 08:00am-12:00pm 36 $200
01/17/14-02/14/14 05:00pm-09:00pm
NWSPBR TBA
NWSPBR TBA
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19. Health Certificates
HCC’s School of Continuing Education (SCE) offers state-of-the-art training
in the healthcare field! Whether it is telemetry, phlebotomy, EKG, certified
nurse aide, medical billing and coding or medical records—HCC offers the
training to get you into the job field fast! With SCE’s fast-track training,
you can go from unemployed to working in as little as three to nine
months in a field that is not only going to put you to work, but help the
community in which you live.
PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN
The Phlebotomy Technician is trained to perform a variety of blood
collection methods. Preparation for licensure/certification.
Our continuing education health careers program offers you a variety of
options and experiences. For example, if you desire a career with direct
patient care experience, you might consider the Certified Nurse Aide
program. Or, if you gravitate toward analytical study and direct patient
contact, you might prefer the Phlebotomy and/or Electrocardiography
programs. For those of you who prefer a business or office environment,
but still want to be a part of the health care field, then we recommend
health information technology. This field combines the knowledge of
anatomy and physiology, and medical process/procedures/regulations with
business skills such as data processing, computer software applications,
and customer service. Regardless of your personal inclination, CE Health
has a program for you! I hope that you will take a moment to review our
options, and will attend one of our information sessions soon!
PLAB 1091 Phlebotomy EX am Review
8 hrs
Total 216 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,350
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/health or 713.718.7583/7235
PLAB 1023 Phlebotomy
PLAB 1060 Phlebotomy Clinical
Optional Courses
96 hrs
120 hrs
EKG TECHNICIAN
EKG technicians are trained to record and monitor the heart’s electrical
activity and to recognize and evaluate heart rhythms. Preparation for
licensure/certification.
Candace Pardue, SCE Program Director, Health
ECRD 1011 Electrocardiography
ECRD 1091 EKG Lab 1 - 12 Lead
ECRD 1091 EKG Lab 2 - Stress Testing
CVTT 1060 Electrocardiography Clinical
Optional Courses
Requirements:
EMSP 1016 12- Lead Interpretation
24 hrs
Total 240 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,485
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/health or 713.718.7583/7235
Students taking health certificate programs that have direct contact with
patients may be required to meet or obtain the following:
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PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN
The Patient Care Technician, also known as a PCT, Level 3, is a nationally
recognized certification for certified nurse aides with phlebotomy and EKG
training. Preparation for licensure/certification.
Proof of completion of Hepatitis B vaccine series
Criminal Background Check
Drug Screening
CPR Certification for healthcare provider or professional rescuer
Hospital scrubs and student identification badge
Flu Shot
Current immunizations: Tetanus, Measles, Mumps, Rubella,
TB SkinTest, Chicken Pox (Varicella)
NURA 1001 Certified Nurse Aide
104hrs
(Current CNA licensure accepted in lieu of NURA 1001)
PLAB 1023 Phlebotomy
96 hrs
PLAB 1060 Phlebotomy Clinical
120 hrs
ECRD 1091 EKG Lab 1 - 12 lead
32 hrs
Total 352 - Certificate Cost: $2,430
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/health or 713.718.7583/7031
TPEG Eligible
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE (CNA )
This training prepares you to enter the field of nursing. You will be
prepared for entry-level employment in long-term care facilities, doctor’s
offices and hospitals. Preparation for licensure/certification.
NURA 1001 Certified Nurse Aide
Total 104 hrs - Certificate Cost: $765
TELEMETRY TECHNICIAN
The Telemetry Technician is trained to monitor the heart’s electrical activity
within the medical setting.
104 hrs
ECRD 1011 Electrocardiography
64 hrs
EMSP 1016 12 - Lead Interpretation
24 hrs
CVTT 1060 EKG Clinica
120 hrs
Total 208 - Certificate Cost: $1,170
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/health or 713.718.7583/7235
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/health or 713.718.7583/7031
HEALTH INFORMATION SPECIALIST
Learn medical terminology, acronyms, and abbreviations; understand
different health insurance plans and procedures, as well as medical
billing software and claims processing along with coding. Preparation for
licensure/certification.
HITT 1005 Medical Terminology
POFM 1017 Medical Administrative Support
HITT 1013 Medical Coding
POFM 1027 Medical Billing
Optional Courses
64 hrs
32 hrs
24 hrs
120 hrs
64 hrs
64 hrs
64 hrs
64 hrs
HITT 2000 HIPAA Professional Seminar
8 hrs
Total 256 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,836
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/health or 713.718.8235/2754
TPEG Eligible Eligible
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NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
HEALTH
ADVANCED MEDICAL CODING
Time
Hours
Fee
EKG LAB 1, 12-LEAD
BLDG/ROOM
ECRD 1091
Theory and application of patient assessment and history, vital signs, documentation, and performing a basic 12-lead and 3-lead electrocardiograph
with an emphasis on patient preparation, and correct lead placement.
HITT 2046
In depth, intensive coverage of ICD and CPT coding by medical specialty,
conventions, guidelines and principles as they apply to accurate coding of
complex medical, surgical cases and procedures.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
West Loop Center
35842 T
35862 MW 02/12/14-04/02/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 48 $499
42800 MW 04/21/14-06/02/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 48 $499
Eastside Campus
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE
SWWLOP TBA
SWWLOP TBA
35841 M
W
NURA 1001
This course prepares you for entry level work in the field of nursing. You will
gain the knowledge and skills to safely care for residents/patients/clients,
in all health care settings. The class provides special focus on safety, the
rights of all residents/patients/clients, and the ability to function within a
CNAís Scope of Practice. This tri-level course includes: 1) theory, 2) skills
lab, and 3) clinical rotation in a Long Term Care Facility. After successful
completion, you are eligible to take the State of Texas Certification Exam.
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG)
NWACEU 178
NWACEU 178
NECODW TBA
SESEWFB 106
SESEWFB 106
SESEWFB 106
ECG 12-LEAD INTERPRETATION
35840 MW 01/27/14-05/05/14 05:00pm-07:30pm 64 $545
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG) CLINICAL
NWTBA
NWTBA
CEGAYHL 141
CEGAYHL 141
SWWLOP C204
SWWLOP C204
ECG RHYTHM STRIP ANALYSIS FOR THE HEALTHCARE
35843 TWTh 01/28/14-03/20/14
35844 TWTh 02/25/14-04/24/14
42797 TWTh 03/25/14-05/15/14
42798 TWTh 04/29/14-06/19/14
42799 TWTh 05/27/14-07/17/14
EMSP 1016
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
$475
$475
$475
$475
$475
ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
HITT 1011
Gain the ability to define operational and strategic objectives for electronic
medical records management. Emphasis is placed upon understanding the
hardware and software for proper utilization of processed patient information for management purposes. Experience comprehensive training in the
new field of the electronic medical record, and hands-on practice with demo
versions of electronic medical software.
SESEWFB 112
ECRD 1091
This course focuses on the fundamentals of the structure and analysis of
ECG rhythm strips, interpretation of basic dysrhythmias, and appropriate
treatment interventions. Content includes the cardiac cycle, lead placement,
sinus, atria, functional and ventricular rhythms and AV blocks. Practice includes interactive rhythm analysis, interpretation and recognition of cardiac
emergencies. Cardiac interventions and medications also covered.
Central Campus
35855 TTh 02/13/14-04/15/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
42812 TTh 04/17/14-06/10/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
HIPAA BASIC COMPLIANCE
Eastside Campus
42795 MW 02/24/14-04/23/14 05:30pm-07:30pm 32 $229
CVTT 1060
Eastside Campus
Eastside Campus
03/07/14-05/09/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 24 $150
SESEWFB 112
Health related, work-based learning experience that helps students gain
practical experience in electrocardiography. The emphasis is on practical
work experience for which the student has already acquired the necessary
theoretical knowledge and basic skills of performing a 12-lead EKG. Direct
supervision is provided by the clinical professional within the hospital or
clinic generally a clinical preceptor.
This course includes instruction and practice of interpretation of 12-lead
electrocardiograms. Advanced concepts, including axis deviation, bundle
branch blocks, hypertrophy, myocardial infarction, medication and electrolyte
effects and artificial pacemakers are discussed.
42796 F
ECRD 1011
Eastside Campus
West Loop Center
35839 M-Th 01/21/14-03/06/14 09:00am-01:00pm 104 $765
42793 M-Th 03/17/14-04/29/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 104 $765
SESEWFB 112
This course focuses on the fundamentals of the structure and analysis of
ECG rhythm strips, interpretation of basic dysrhythmias, and appropriate
treatment interventions. Content includes the cardiac cycle, lead placement,
sinus, atria, functional and ventricular rhythms and AV blocks. Practice includes interactive rhythm analysis, interpretation and recognition of cardiac
emergencies. Cardiac interventions and medications also covered.
South Campus
35834 M-Th 01/21/14-03/06/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 104 $765
42790 M-Th 03/24/14-05/06/14 08:30am-12:30pm 104 $765
ECRD 1091
42794 MW 03/31/14-05/07/14 08:00pm-10:00pm 24 $150
Cinco Ranch
35836 M-Th 02/10/14-04/02/14 09:00am-01:00pm 104 $765
42791 M-Th 04/07/14-05/20/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 104 $765
SESEWFB 112
SESEWFB 112
Eastside Campus
Eastside Campus
35837 S
01/11/14-04/19/14 08:30am-04:30pm 104 $765
35838 M-Th 02/24/14-04/15/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 104 $765
42792 M-Th 04/07/14-05/20/14 09:00am-01:00pm 104 $765
NWACEU 182
Principles and procedures of stress testing and Holter monitoring. Emphasis is on patient preparation and instruction, correct lead placement, blood
pressure monitoring, and appropriate intervention by the cardiac technician.
Clinical significance of abnormalities is discussed.
Codwell Hall Campus
35835 M-Th 02/03/14-03/26/14 09:00am-01:00pm 104 $765
01/27/14-03/26/14 07:30pm-10:00pm 32 $315
01/27/14-03/26/14 08:00pm-10:00pm
EKG LAB 2, STRESS TESTING
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
35832 S
01/11/14-04/19/14 08:30am-04:30pm 104 $765
35833 M-Th 02/24/14-04/15/14 09:00am-01:00pm 104 $765
01/28/14-03/25/14 12:30pm-04:30pm 32 $315
CEJBW 203
CEJBW 203
HITT 2000
Short term class covering various aspects of the Health Insurance Portability
and Accountability ACT (HIPAA).
SESEWFB 112
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NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
01/11/14-01/18/14 09:00am-01:00pm 8
05/03/14-05/10/14 09:00am-01:00pm 8
$125
$125
INTRAVENOUS THERAPY
Fee
42804 TTh 04/22/14-06/12/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
RNSG 1003
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT
42817 TTh 04/17/14-06/11/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
42818 TTh 04/17/14-06/11/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
35846 M-Th 01/15/14-02/12/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
NECODW TBA
Eastside Campus
35847 MW 02/19/14-04/21/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
SESEWFB TBA
West Loop Center
35848 MW 02/10/14-04/14/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
35849 MW 02/10/14-04/14/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
NWACEU 139
PHLEBOTOMY
NECODW TBA
SWWLOP TBA
SWWLOP TBA
PLAB 1023
This course provides skill development in the performance of a variety
of blood collection methods on adults, children, and infants using proper
techniques and standard precautions. Emphasis is on patient identification,
infection control and specimen handling. Topics include professionalism,
ethics, medical terminology and basic anatomy and physiology relating
to blood analysis. Designed for students seeking national certification in
phlebotomy. This course is included in the Phlebotomy Technician certificate.
SESEWFB TBA
West Loop Center
MEDICAL BILLING
NWACEU 139
Codwell Hall Campus
Eastside Campus
35871 TTh 02/11/14-04/10/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
35872 TTh 02/11/14-04/10/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
HITT 1005
35845 MW 02/19/14-04/21/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
POFM 1017
Codwell Hall Campus
35854 TTh 02/18/14-04/17/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
SWWLOP TBA
SWWLOP TBA
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
SESEWFB 112
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
35853 M-Th 02/13/14-03/20/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
SESEWFB TBA
This class will help you become an expert in medical terminology. Knowledge of medical terminology is a basic requirement for most careers in the
health care field. You will be able to identify, spell, and define medical terms.
Introduction to basic medical office skills including telephone techniques,
filing and indexing, mail handling, appointment scheduling, travel arrangements, correspondence and business transactions, and office machines.
Pre-requisite: Medical Terminology.
35852 TTh 02/18/14-04/17/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
NECODW TBA
West Loop Center
Eastside Campus
01/31/14-03/07/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 24 $295
BLDG/ROOM
Eastside Campus
SWWLOP TBA
SWWLOP TBA
This course is designed for the healthcare professional who desires to review
and apply venipuncture skills to the techniques of intravenous therapy. The
student will learn basic IV therapy theory and technologies and the proper
techniques in performing venipuncture and IV therapy. Information regarding fluids, electrolytes, blood products, cardiovascular system physiology,
medications, risks and complications in IV therapy will be discussed.
35867 F
Hours
42803 M-Th 03/24/14-04/17/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
West Loop Center
35861 S
42813 S
Time
SWWLOP TBA
SWWLOP TBA
POFM 1027
This course provides practical billing applications using medical software.
Learning how to show linkage of coding systems (ICD, CPT, HCPCS, and
DSM), you will be able to successfully and accurately submit medical claims
for reimbursement.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
35863 TTh 01/28/14-05/08/14 06:00pm-09:30pm 96 $825
42805 MW 04/23/14-06/18/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
35864 S
01/25/14-05/10/14 08:00am-03:30pm 96 $825
35865 MW 01/27/14-05/07/14 01:00pm-04:30pm 96 $825
Eastside Campus
NWACEU 139
PHLEBOTOMY CLINICAL
CEJBW 203
Codwell Hall Campus
36069 M-Th 01/06/14-02/03/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
42807 M-Th 04/21/14-05/15/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
35868 TWTh 01/28/14-03/20/14
35869 TWTh 02/25/14-04/24/14
42814 TWTh 03/25/14-05/15/14
42815 TWTh 04/29/14-06/19/14
42816 TWTh 05/27/14-07/17/14
SESEWFB TBA
West Loop Center
42811 MW 04/16/14-06/05/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
MEDICAL CODING
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
01:00am-06:00am 120
$525
$525
$525
$525
$525
PHLEBOTOMY FOR THE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL
SWWLOP TBA
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
SEOCSE
PLAB 1091
The course is designed for phlebotomy students and phlebotomists currently working in the field who wish to take a national certification exam.
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will demonstrate
knowledge and understanding of the proper techniques used for quality assurance, infection prevention, patient identification, professionalism, ethics,
and medical terminology.
HITT 1013
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology. Provides skills and knowledge in the
medical records field for ICD-9 and CPT coding of insurance forms for
reimbursement of medical service. Textbook required.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
42802 TTh 04/22/14-06/12/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
PLAB 1060
Eastside Campus
NECODW TBA
NECODW TBA
Eastside Campus
42808 MW 04/23/14-06/18/14 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459
SESEWFB 112
Work based experience that helps students gain practical experience in
the discipline of phlebotomy. Direct supervision is provided by the clinical
professional within the hospital or clinic.
Central Campus
42806 MW 04/16/14-06/05/14 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459
NWACEU 182
NWACEU 182
NWACEU 139
Eastside Campus
Codwell Hall Campus
35866 TTh 02/18/14-05/01/14 06:00pm-08:00pm 40 $325
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22. Information Technology Certificates
The Information Technology (IT) department offers a variety of courses in
some of the fastest growing IT fields. HCC offers state-of-the-art training
with expert instructors that will get you out of the classroom and into the
workforce in as little as two to nine months. Current starting salaries for
jobs in the IT field range from $30,000-$60,000 a year. Register Today!
PLANT Design MANAGEMENT System (PDMS)
These classes concentrate on learning pipe drafting particularly as it
applies to off-shore drilling for the oil, gas and energy industries. PDMS
(Plant Design Management System) is 3-D Pipe Drafting software used
mainly for off-shore and on-shore oil and gas industry. PDMS is also
used for engineering, design and construction projects, chemical and
process plants, water treatment plants, power plants, paper and pulp
manufacturing. PDMS also has a marine application as well.
Information technology (IT) has become a vital and integral part of every
business. From multi-national corporations who maintain networks and
databases to small businesses that own a single computer, IT plays a
role. The use of computer technology in business makes our lives simpler
by enabling faster communication, providing tools for more effective
work, and giving us access to vast information. But what happens
when computer failure occurs or the network connection goes down,
production comes to a halt.
DFTG 1091 Basics & Functions
DFTG 1091 PDMS Equipment
DFTG 1091 PDMS Piping
DFTG 1091 PDMS Drawing Production, Basic
DFTG 1 091 PDMS Drawing Production, Advanced
DFTG 1091 Intro PDMS Structural
DFTG 1091 PDMS Structural, Basic
Total 144 hrs - Certificate Cost: $3,456
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
That’s where IT specialists come in. They get computer networks, or user
computers, up and running after a failure but that’s not all they do. Their
work varies widely: they upgrade computer software; set up and maintain
the servers on which the company’s applications run; and build and
maintain the databases that users rely on to gather information to serve
customers.
network + CERTIFICATION
Network + Technicians assist in the installation, and maintenance of LANs
and/or WANs.
CPMT 1049 Network Certification
64 hrs
Total 64 hrs - Certificate Cost: $534
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641/2798
WIA Eligible
If continued learning, opportunity for advancement, and staying on the
cutting edge of computer technology interests you then HCC can help you
meet your training goals in the exciting field of Information Technology. Let
us work together on your path to success.
Hector J. Garza, SCE Program Director of Information Technology
Server Administrator 2008 MCITP (Microsoft Certified IT
Professional)
MCITP (Microsoft Certified IT Professional) Server Administrator
curriculum is a valuable credential for IT professionals working in the
systems administration and design departments of medium-to-large
organizations. You will learn the skills necessary to install, configure and
maintain the client and server operating systems, monitor performance
and support users as well as effectively design, install, and support a
variety of network services, security measures and protocols needed in
a managed network. The prerequisites for this program are ITMT 1040
Managing & Maintaining a Windows Server 2008 Environment and
ITMT 1050 Managing & Maintaining a Windows Server 2008 Network
Infrastructure. Prior Computer Networking experience or Hardware and
Software training (i.e. A+ Certification) required and ITMT 1040 Managing
& Maintaining a Windows Server 2008 Environment.
A+ CERTIFICATION
The A+ Certification is a nationally recognized standard for computer
technicians.
ITSC 2040 A+ Certification
Total 72 hrs - Certificate Cost: $517
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.2798
72 hrs
DESKTOP SUPPORT & NETWORKING SPECIALIST PROGRAM
Training covers A+ computer repair and CCNA networking. Students learn
how to repair computers and install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot
medium-size route and switched networks.
ITSC
ITCC
ITCC
ITCC
ITCC
2040 A+ Certification
1001 CCNA1: EXploration I
Network Fundamentals
1004 CCNA 2: EXploration 2
Routing Portocols & Concepts
2008 CCNA 3: EXploration 3
LAN Switching & Wireless
2010 CCNA 4: EXploration 4
Accessing the WAN
Total 392 hrs - Certificate Cost: $2,937
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
WIA Eligible
16 hrs
24 hrs
24 hrs
24 hrs
16 hrs
24 hrs
16 hrs
72 hrs
ITMT 2002 Windows Server 2008 Active Directory
Configuration
ITMT 2001 Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure
Configuration
ITMT 2051 Windows Server 2008 Administration
Total: 192 hrs – Certificate Cost: $2,100
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
80 hrs
80 hrs
80 hrs
80 hrs
20
64 hrs
64 hrs
64 hrs
23. SAP
SAP (System Applications and Products in Data Processing) classes are
geared for the professional using SAP in their own work environment,
during implementation, upgrade, or maintenance. Classes cover
information required for various SAP certification exams. Any three
classes within the SAP curriculum totaling 144 hours will earn a
Marketable Skills Award.
BMGT 1091 SAP End User Applications
ACNT 1092 SAP FICO Financial Training
ITSE 1091 SAP Logisitics with Materials Management
BMGT 1092 SAP Sales and Distribution
HRPO 1091 SAP Human Capital Management
ITSY 1091 SAP Security
Total 288 hrs - Cost Per Course: $1,495
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
WIA Eligible
Cisco Academy at HCC
CCNA-CISCO Certified network associate
The HCC-Cisco Network Academy CCNA Exploration course provides
an integrated and comprehensive coverage of networking topics,
from fundamentals to advanced applications and services, while
providing opportunities for hands-on practical experience and soft-skills
development.
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
ITCC 1001 CCNA EXploration 1 - Network Fundamentals
80 hrs
ITCC 1004 CCNA EXplortion 2 - Routing, Protocols & Concepts 80 hrs
ITCC 2008 CCNA EXploration 3 - LAN Switching & Wireless
80 hrs
ITCC 2010 CCNA EXploration 4 - Accessing the WAN
80 hrs
Total 240 hrs - Total Cost: $2,420
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
CCNP-CISCO Certified network Professional
The HCC Cisco Network Academy CCNP curriculum is designed for
students seeking career oriented, enterprise-level networking skills. The
CCNP course set helps students develop the skills needed to succeed in
information and communication technology careers and prepare for the
globally recognized and respected Cisco CCNP certification.
ITCC 2054 CCNP-ROUTE Implementing IP Routing
ITCC 2055 CCNP-SWITCH Implementing IP Switching
ITCC 2056 CCNP-TSHOOT Maintaining
& Troubleshooting IP Networks
Total 320 hrs - Total Cost: $3,051
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
112 hrs
96 hrs
112 hrs
CCNA-security
The HCC-Cisco Networking Academy CCNA Security course provides a
neXt step for individuals who want to enhance their CCNA-level skill set
and help meet the growing demand for network security professionals.
Note: Current CCNA certification, CCNA-level knowledge or successful
completion of CCNA Semester 4 of a Cisco Network Academy is required.
ITCC 2041 CCNA-Security Implementing
Cisco IOS Network Security
Total 80 hrs - Cost: $805
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
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NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
COMPUTERS
Fee
ITSC 2040
35998 TTh 01/07/14-01/23/14 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377
42921 TTh 04/15/14-05/01/14 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377
NWACEU 138
NWACEU 138
NWACEU 138
C#.NET 2008, ADVANCED
SESEWFB 220
SESEWFB 220
SESEWFB 220
35814 TTh 12/03/13-12/19/13 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377
SEFFAC 215
C++ PROGRAMMING, INTRODUCTION
Katy Campus
36040 MW 01/22/14-04/16/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517
36041 S
02/08/14-04/12/14 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $517
42923 TTh 03/18/14-05/29/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517
NWKATY 205
NWKATY 205
NWKATY 205
NWSBCC TBA
ACTIVE DATA OBJECTS.NET
35973 S
SWWLOP C144
SWWLOP C144
SWWLOP C144
SWWLOP C144
ITSC 1091
West Loop Center
36066 MW 02/19/14-05/05/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $605
42951 MW 03/03/14-05/14/14 08:00am-12:00pm 80 $605
NWACEU 138
CCNA 4: CISCO EXPLORATION 4-ACCESSING THE WAN
ITSC 1091
36067 MW 02/19/14-05/05/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $605
NWACEU 138
KEYBOARDING, BASIC
SWWLOP C143
POFT 1010
The student will learn skill development in keyboarding. Emphasis will be
on alphabet, number, and symbol keys by touch.
ITSC 1091
This course will expand your knowledge of C#. The subjects included are
arrays, modifiers, streams, windows programming, events, databases, collections and exception handling. Prerequisite: Introduction to C#.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
36052 S
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
36002 TTh 02/11/14-02/27/14 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377
42922 TTh 05/13/14-05/29/14 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377
ITCC 2010
West Loop Center
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
C#, INTERMEDIATE
SWWLOP C143
SWWLOP C143
Accessing the WAN operations and implementation in the LAN environment. Analyze, configure, verify, and troubleshoot VLANs, RSTP, VTP, and
wireless networks.
This course covers advanced features of the new C# language. These
include applications such as linear regression, mortgage calculators and
advanced file access. Prerequisite: Intermediate C#.
42917 TTh 03/18/14-04/03/14 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377
NWKATY 206
Introduction to architecture, structure, functions, components, and models
of the internet use of OSI and TCP layered models and services at the applications, network, data link, and physical layers. Principles and structure
of IP addressing and the fundamentals of Ethernet concepts, media, and
operations.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
C#, ADVANCED
02/08/14-04/05/14 08:30am-01:30pm 40 $486
CCNA 2: CISCO EXPLORATION 2-ROUTING PROTOCOLS & CONCEPTS ITCC 1004
This 24 hour course introduces you to database applications using Visual
Basic.NET. You learn how to create and work with the new database objects
using Active X Data Objects .NET. You will review basics of database using
SQL Server and the Structured Query Language SQL.
35813 MW 12/02/13-12/18/13 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377
ITSE 1003
Katy Campus
West Loop Center
$517
$517
$517
$517
NWACEU 138
This training helps beginning students to understand the important details
necessary to become skilled programmers at an introductory level. Students
will be introduced to C++ and learn about procedural and object-oriented
programming. The class provides basic programming concepts and techniques like functions and loops,
Spring Branch Campus
36049 MW 01/27/14-04/16/14 08:00am-12:00pm 72 $517
ITSC 1091
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
Felix Fraga Academic Campus
35988 MW 02/10/14-05/05/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517
NWACEU 138
NWACEU 138
Learn how to create user components, how to create, handle and manage
events and program flow as well as generics and enumerated collections.
Also learn In-memory queries and Windows Presentation Foundation and
how to how to deploy windows applications.
Eastside Campus
35994 TTh 01/14/14-04/03/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517
36022 S
01/25/14-03/29/14 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $517
36024 MW 02/10/14-05/05/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517
ITSC 1091
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
36027 MW 01/13/14-04/09/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517
36030 TTh 01/28/14-04/17/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517
36031 S
02/15/14-04/26/14 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $517
BLDG/ROOM
This course introduces students to Microsoft’s new programming language
C#. It combines the best features of Java, C# and Visual Basic and can
be created as a console or internet application. The basic of coding and
object-oriented programming are studied along with base classes, name
spaces, classes and objects.
Emphasis on microcomputers and required software components. Topics
include site preparation; installation procedures; components; power supplies; modems; printers; switches; operating, help, and security systems;
packaged programs; utilities; languages; and operating procedures. This
class prepares the student for the A+ Certification test.
01/08/14-04/07/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72
01/14/14-04/03/14 08:00am-12:00pm 72
01/18/14-03/22/14 08:00am-04:00pm 72
02/04/14-04/24/14 06:00pm-09:15pm 72
Hours
C#, INTRODUCTION
A+ CERTIFICATION
35976 MW
35984 TTh
35981 S
35978 TTh
Time
01/18/14-02/22/14 09:00am-01:00pm 24 $160
NWACEU 137
Katy Campus
NWACEU 138
NWACEU 138
36055 MW 02/10/14-03/12/14 09:00am-01:00pm 24 $160
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NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE PROFESSIONAL, ADVANCE
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
PDMS DRAWING PRODUCTION, ADVANCED
42949 TTh 04/08/14-04/17/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384
42947 MW 04/21/14-04/30/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384
ITSC 1006
PDMS DRAWING PRODUCTION, INTRODUCTION
42948 TTh 03/18/14-04/03/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $576
42946 MW 03/31/14-04/16/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $576
PDMS EQUIPMENT
SESEWFB 220
NWKATY 206
36054 MW 02/03/14-02/24/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576
DFTG 1091
NWACEU 136
Spring Branch Campus
36057 TTh 01/28/14-02/13/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576
PDMS PIPING
NWACEU 139
NWACEU 139
NWSBCC TBA
DFTG 1091
This course will provide students with thorough knowledge of the PDMS tools
and commands for modeling Pipes and Piping components. It will introduce
them to creating and modifying piping hierarchy and individual components.
SESEWFB 220
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
West Loop Center
NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION
NWACEU 136
NWACEU 136
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
ITSC 1009
Eastside Campus
42950 MW 03/03/14-04/16/14 09:00am-12:00pm 48 $310
DFTG 1091
This 24 hour class will provide students with a thorough knowledge of the
PDMS tools and commands for modeling equipment items.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
36063 TTh 02/18/14-04/17/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $310
NWACEU 136
NWACEU 136
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
Course covers the most commonly used features of the Microsoft Office
Suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.
36059 S
01/11/14-04/05/14 09:00am-01:00pm 48 $310
36062 MW 02/10/14-04/14/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $310
DFTG 1091
This class will provide students with a thorough knowledge of the PDMS
tools and commands for modeling draft database elements. It will introduce
them to creating a Modifying Draft Hierachy and individual drawing elements.
Katy Campus
MS OFFICE SUITE, PROFESSIONALS
NWSBCC TBA
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
NWACEU 139
Eastside Campus
36064 TTh 01/14/14-01/30/14 09:00am-01:00pm 24 $161
BLDG/ROOM
This 16 hours class will provide students with a thorough knowledge of the
automated drawing production tools and utilities.
A study of microprocessor architecture, file creation / deletion, data entry
and manipulation, automatic file execution, configuration, and directory commands. Students will learn to recognize differences among microprocessor
types; create, copy, and delete files; enter and edit data; execute programs;
and use appropriate file structure commands. This course focuses on the
basics of computer competency, terminology, multi-tasking, multiple program
usage and multimedia features in a relaxed and supportive setting.
36065 MW 01/27/14-02/24/14 06:00pm-09:00pm 24 $161
Fee
36056 TTh 01/14/14-01/23/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
MICROSOFT WINDOWS, INTRODUCTION
Hours
Spring Branch Campus
ITSC 2031
The course prepares students for advanced skills in word, Excel, PowerPoint
and Access. During the course of the class the students will learn how to
integrate one application with the others. Creating macros and advanced
functions and auditing. Customizing database by creating a navigation form.
42953 MW 04/21/14-06/16/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $448
Time
42941 MW 03/03/14-03/26/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576
SWWLOP C144
NWACEU 136
Spring Branch Campus
CPMT 1049
Network + Technicians assist in installing, setting up, testing, maintaining,
and troubleshooting local area network (LANs) and/or wide area network
(WANs). They are responsible for routine tasks such as adding new accounts,
assigning passwords, and keeping a variety of logs. Network + Technicians
communicate with LAN Managers or Network Analysts about specific network
problems, and are involved in updating and/or repairing systems.
36058 TTh 02/18/14-03/06/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576
Felix Fraga Academic Campus
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
42874 TTh 03/18/14-05/08/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $534
PDMS STRUCTURAL, ADVANCED
SEFFAC 215
42945 TTh 02/25/14-03/06/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384
PDMS STRUCTURAL, BASIC
01/25/14-03/22/14 08:00am-04:00pm 64 $534
PDMS BASICS & FUNCTIONS
SWWLOP C130
DFTG 1091
DFTG 1091
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
This class will provide students with a general knowledge of the PDMS tools
and commands. This is the backbone of learning to use the PDMS system.
It will introduce them to the database hierarchy structure and terminology.
36061 TTh 02/04/14-02/20/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
36053 MW 01/13/14-01/27/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384
36060 TTh 01/21/14-01/30/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384
NWACEU 136
This 24 hours class will provide students with a thorough knowledge of the
PDMS tools and commands for modeling steel beams and columns. It will
introduce them to creating and modifying structural hierarchy and SCTN
components.
NWSPBR 218
West Loop Center
35985 S
DFTG 1091
This 16 hours class will provide students with a thorough knowledge of the
PDMS tools and commands for modeling steel beams and columns. It will
introduce them to creating and modifying structural hierarchy and SCTN
components.
Spring Branch Campus
35987 TTh 02/11/14-04/10/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $534
NWSBCC TBA
NWACEU 136
NWACEU 136
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NO. Days Date
Time
Hours
Fee
SAP END USER APPLICATIONS
BLDG/ROOM
NO. Days Date
BMGT 1091
SERVER 2008 NETWORK CONFIGURATION
A hands-on review of the major areas of human resources as illustrated
through using PeopleSoft enterprise resource software applications.
SAP FICO FINANCIAL TRAINING
Hours
Fee
BLDG/ROOM
ITMT 2001
A course in Windows Server 2008 networking infrastructure to include
installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of Internet Protocol (IP) addressing, network services and security.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
36044 S
01/11/14-02/15/14 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1,495
36046 TTh 01/14/14-02/20/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 48 $1,495
36047 MW 02/03/14-03/24/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 48 $1,495
Time
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
NWACEU 135
NWACEU 135
NWACEU 135
42871 MW 04/02/14-05/28/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $700
STRATA-INTRODUCTION TO HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
ACNT 1092
NWACEU 139
ITSC 1010
A study of accounting concepts and their application in transaction analysis
and financial statement preparation. Emphasis on the accounting cycle for
service and merchandising enterprises.
Emphasis on microcomputers and required software components. Topics
include site preparation; installation procedures; components; power supplies; modems; printers; switches; operating, help, and security systems;
packaged programs; utilities; languages; and operating procedures.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
42935 S
04/26/14-05/31/14 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1,495
NWACEU 135
35990 MW 01/06/14-01/27/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $212
Spring Branch Campus
42942 S
03/01/14-04/12/14 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1,495
SAP HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (HCM)
NWSPBR 218
35992 TTh 01/14/14-01/30/14 08:00am-12:00pm 24 $212
HRPO 2005
This overview introduces managers and HR professionals to the theories
and concepts of OD, helps them develop an OD vocabulary, and builds the
skills and tools necessary to apply OD solutions.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
42937 TTh 02/25/14-04/10/14 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1,495
42939 MW 04/02/14-05/12/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 48 $1,495
NWACEU 135
NWACEU 135
SAP LOGISTICS WITH MATERIALS MANAGEMENT & PRODUCTION PLANNING
ITSE 1091
This SAP training will teach the studetn how to implement large scale
Enterprise Systems, concentrating on Logistics, Materials Management
& Production Planning. The methodology covers initial program inception
thru data conversions, materials Management, production Planning, Sales
& Distribution, and other ERP Integrated areas. The configuration will be
covered in detail.
West Loop Center
42930 S
03/01/14-04/12/14 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1,495
SAP SALES AND DISTRIBUTION
SWWLOP C130
BMGT 1092
This course will teach the students how to implement large scales Enterprise Systems, concentrating on Sales and Distribution. This class covers
enterprise structure, quote to cash full cycle experience and integration with
various other Systems, Applications and Products (SAP) module including
FICO, MM, PP and others.
Katy Campus
36051 F
02/14/14-03/28/14 12:00pm-08:00pm 48 $1,495
SERVER 2008 ACTIVE DIRECTORY
NWKATY 206
ITMT 2002
Students will be introduced to Active Directory Domain Services and learns
how to implement and work with Active Directory Sites. Furthermore, this
course covers security planning and administrative delegation, configure
the user and computer environment using group policies, perform software
installation with group polices, configure name resolution and configure
active directory certificate services.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
35975 MW 01/22/14-03/26/14 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $700
NWACEU 139
West Loop Center
NWACEU 139
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27. Languages and CitizenshipIZENship
Study with us and get ahead in your career! Take a placement test for our
Workplace English
English language programs. Call or visit us (in person or online) and enroll
today! Placement test is required for all new students.
Houston Community College has developed Innovative Workplace English
programs to help students who are English language learners enroll in
HCC’s technical or skills training courses.
We offer a placement assessment and introductory, intermediate
and advanced courses to improve English-language learning and
communication (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) at work.
Students must possess an intermediate level of English language skills to
qualify for Workplace English in these areas:
Become fluent and proficient in English. Day and evening classes begin
every six to eight weeks, so enroll today. Our courses are organized to follow
successful completion from one level to another.
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Do you understand and speak English, but are not sure about using grammar
correctly at work or in social settings? Do you find it difficult to communicate
in English because you need help with pronunciation? Do you want to get
a better job by improving your written and spoken English?
Currently, the Houston Community College System registers over 5,699
international students, and over 3,000 students who live and work in the
Houston area. These numbers reflect not only the international but the local
demand for learning to read, write and communicate in the English language.
HCC has proven to have a quality English Language Skills Program.
Placement Test & Contact Information
Daniel Benitez, 713.718.7581
daniel.benitez@hccs.edu
Our ESL Program at HCC can prepare you for the future by giving you the
English skills necessary for college success, prepare you for a career and
ultimately for success in the multicultural, and multilingual society of Houston.
Workplace Spanish
Maria Bazan-Myrick, Program Director Languages
Courses:,
Basic English Language Skill
English Language Skills
English Language Skills 2
English Language Skills 3
English Language Skills 4
English Language Skills 5
Cost: $260 per course
COMG 1000
COMG 1001
COMG 1004
COMG 1005
COMG 1007
COMG 1008
Spanish communication skills for the Workplace-Introductory is
for students who want to learn the Spanish language for better
communication with business customers and Spanish-speaking
communities. Improve your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills
in the Spanish language. You can do your own online practice!
60 hrs
60 hrs
60 hrs
60 hrs
60 hrs
60 hrs
Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced Courses
Listening and Speaking (Introductory)
COMG 1091
Listening and Speaking (Intermediate)
COMG 1091
Listening and Speaking (Advanced 1 & 2) COMG 1091
Cost: $250 (48 Hrs.) and $260 (60 Hrs.)
48 hrs
48 hrs
60 hrs
English Reading and Writing (Introductory) COMG 1091
English Reading and Writing (Intermediate) COMG 1091
English Reading and Writing (Advanced)
COMG 1091
Cost: $250 (48 Hrs.)
COMG 1015
COMG 1015
COMG 1015
COMG 1091
COMG 1091
The U.S. Residency Test Preparation class is for students interested in
test preparation for U.S. Residency status through the U.S. Citizenship
and Immigration Services. Instruction for the test preparation for U.S.
residency is conducted in the Spanish and English language; it is for
students who are at a low-beginning level. The course emphasis is on the
verbal interview, U.S. History and government, etc.
The U.S. Citizenship Test Preparation class will be taught in the English
language. The focus is on the interview/verbal component of the U.S.
Citizenship Test and interview, which is based on the 100 questions and
answers list. You will learn about U.S. History, american government,
civics, and vocabulary. This course is conducted in English and requires
Level 3 Placement Test. For more information call 713.718.7581.
22 hrs
22 hrs
48 hrs
Grammar Skills – Part 1
Grammar Skills – Part 2
Cost: $250 (48 Hrs.)
U.S. Citizenship and U.S. Residency
Test Preparation
48 hrs
48 hrs
48 hrs
Pronunciation Skills (Introductory A & B)
Pronunciation Skills (Intermediate A & B)
Pronunciation Skills (Intermediate)
Cost: $122 (22 Hrs.) and $250 (48 Hrs.)
Air Conditioning Technicians
Automotive Technicians
Certified Nurse Aides
Computer Support Specialists
Cosmetology
Drawing and Drafting
House Wiring
Industry Safety
Welding Technician
To make an appointment for a
Placement Test and Orientation
Session, please visit our website:
48 hrs
48 hrs
hccs.edu/ce/languages
or call 713.718.7720
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