HCC Continuing Education Schedule

HCC’s School of Continuing Education
schedule of courses
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Business
713.718.7947
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Construction
Trades
713.718.8901
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Information
Technology
713.718.2798/7641
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Health
713.718.7583
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Public Safety
Institute
713.718.8363/5480
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Transportation
713.718.8200
hccs.edu/ce/Transportation
It’s your time to gain valuable, ‘hands-on’ skills for a bright new future.
What’s HOT
for Summer
• Air Conditioning
• Child Development
• Cisco, CCNA, CCNP, Security and Voice
• EKG
• Machining
• PDMS
• Spanish for Business Sectors
• Truck Driving
• Workplace English
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Languages
713.718.7720
hccs.edu/ce/languages

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School of Continuing Education
Board ofTrustees
Bruce Austin, Chair, District II
Sandie Mullins, Vice Chair, District VI
Eva L. Loredo, Secretary, District VIII
Yolanda Navarro Flores, District I
Herlinda Garcia, District III
Carroll G. Robinson, District IV
Leila Feldman, District V
Neeta Sane, District VII
Christopher W. Oliver, District IX
Acting Chancellor, HCC
Renee Byas
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.
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.
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.
Message from the Director
“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.”
Kathy Housel
Director, School of Continuing Education
Kathy Housel, Director, School of Continuing Education
Matias Garza, Director, Operations
Table of Contents
Call List, Campus Office hours 2
Financial Aid (TPEG) 3
Ascension II Skills Scholarship Program 4
Accelerated Teacher Certification Program & Classes 5
Business and Professional Enrichment 6
Business Classes 7-8
Construction & Trades Certificates 9
Construction & Trades Classes 10
GED and Test Preparation 11
GED and Test Preparation Classes 11
Health Certificates 12
Health Classes 13-14
Information Technology Certificates 15
Information Technology Classes 16-18
Cisco Academy at HCC 18
Languages and Citizenship (Spanish) 19-20
Languages Classes 20-21
Online Certificates 22
Online Classes 23-29
Public Safety Institute 29
Campus Locations Map 29
Transportation 30
General Information 31
Enrollment Form 32

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Campus Office Hours:
Central College - 713.718.5303
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Coleman College for Health
Sciences - 713.718.2244
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Northeast College - 713.718.8363
Northwest College - 713.718.5823
Katy Campus/ Spring Branch Campus - 713.718.5823
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m
Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Alief CE Center - 713.718.8860
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Southeast College - 713.718.7301
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Southwest College
Bluebonnet - 713.718.8901
West Loop - 713.718.7877
Saturday, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Gulfton - 713.718.7720
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m
Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Online Continuing Education
(SYS/Online) 713.718.5149
Quick Reference Call List
General Information - 713.718.5303
Accelerated Teacher Certification - 713.718.2856
Adult Education - 713.718.5400
Apprenticeship Programs - 713.718.6827
Business - 713.718.7947
Computers - 713.718.2798/7641
Corporate College - 713.718.5304
GED & Test Preparation 713.718.7611
Construction/Trades - 713.718.8901
Health Careers - 713.718.7583
Languages & Citizenship - 713.718.7581/7720
Online Continuing Education - 713.718.5149
Public Safety - 713.718.8363
Transportation - 713.718.8200
Vea las páginas 10-11 para obtener
una lista de los programas bilingües
en Oficios de la Construcción.
ELPT 1029 Cableado Residencial, bilingüe
HART 1041 Aire Acondicionado, bilingüe
Tome ventaja de esta formación HOY
CONSTRUCTION TRADES
713.718.8926
hccs.edu/ce/construction

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Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
2012-2013
Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG) funds will be available for qualified
students in the following Marketable Skills Awards (MSA) Certificate
programs. To determine if you qualify, choose from the list of eligible MSA
Certificates and complete the application process. Funds are awarded
to eligible applicants on a first-come, first-served basis while funds are
available.
Eligible MSA Certificates
• Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (HVAC)
• Bilingual Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (HVAC)
• Certified Nurse Aide for the English Language Learner
• Child Development Associate
• Cisco Certified Network Administrator - CCNA
• Cisco Certified Network Professional - CCNP
• Desktop Support and Network Specialist Program
• Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator - MCSA
• Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer - MCSE
• Patient Care Technician
• Property Management
• Truck Driving
• Welding
• Workplace English for Computer Support Specialist
Application Process
Step 1: Apply for a Personal Identification Number (PIN) if this is your
first time applying for financial aid at http://www.pin.gov. If you are a
dependent student, your parent/guardian must also apply for a PIN. The
PIN is used as an electronic signature to validate your Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You do not need to request a new PIN each
time you apply for financial aid. If you do not remember your PIN, you can
request your PIN information by email or mail. Please keep your PIN in a
secure place and do not divulge your information with others.
Step 2: Complete the FAFSA online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ . In
order for Houston Community College to determine your eligibility, you
must complete a FAFSA each year you apply for financial aid. Houston
Community College’s Title IV Federal School Code is 010422.
Step 3: Once you have submitted your FAFSA, you will receive your
Student Aid Report (SAR) within 3-5 business days via email or mail. The
financial aid office will receive a copy of the report within 1-2 weeks.
Step 4: Set-up an orientation meeting with a School of Continuing
Education (SCE) Representative to discuss your program choice. Bring a
copy of your SAR to the orientation.
Step 5: Determine your start date.
Step 6: Register for classes.
Eligibility status requirements will be determined in approximately 7-10
business days after all required application documentation is received.
Please note, if you do not receive your eligibility status in 10 business
days after receiving your SAR, please contact financial aid or the SCE
Representative to verify that your documentation was received and is
complete.
Financial Aid 2012-2013
Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
After your completed application has been received and you are
determined eligible, your financial aid will then be awarded. You may
review your award online at www.hccs.edu by logging into your Student
Self Service account.
Important Requirements for TPEG Recipients
• You must be registered in a course before financial aid can be
awarded.
• You must pass all registered program coursework in order for the
remaining coursework to be paid.
• You are not allowed to change programs in the same term once you
have completed part of the coursework.
For more information visit:
hccs.edu/ce or call 713.718.8905
Additional Financial Aid
Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Programs
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. Visit the Workforce Solutions website for a listing of offices around
town to determine financial eligibility. (http://www.wrksolutions.com)
Eligible Certificates:
• Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (Bilingual)
• Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (HVAC Technician)
• Bilingual Residential Wiring
• CISCO (CCNA)
• Health Information Specialist
• Introduction to Welding Using Mutiple Processes
• Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)
• Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
• Piping & Design (PDMS)
• Residential Wiring
• SAP Part I
• SAP Part II
• SAP Part III
• Medical Coding (Online)
hccs.edu/ce or call
713.718.8905

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Gulf Coast Community
Services Association
Ascension II Skills Scholarship
Program (ASSP) 2012-2013
The Ascension II Skills Scholarship Program (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 offered by Houston Community College
(HCC).
Currently the Ascension II Skills Scholarship Program is providing financial
resources for the following short-term, high-demand continuing education
programs:
• Health Information Specialist
• Truck Driving
• Accelerated Teacher Certification
• On-line Programs
• HVAC (Air Conditioning) Technician
• Welding Technician
The ASSP serves as a great opportunity to gain certification in a discipline
that can have life-changing benefits.
What are the Qualifications for ASSP?
• To qualify for the Ascension II Skills Scholarship Program, an individual
must meet the following criteria:
• Must be a resident of Harris County
• Must meet the federal income guidelines at the 125% level (the
income levels are below):
Federal Income Guidelines (125%)
FAMILY UNIT SIZE 48 CONTIGUOUS STATES & D.C.
1 $13,612
2 $18,387
3 $23,162
4 $27,937
5 $32,712
6 $37,487
7 $42,262
8 $47,037
For more information please contact:
Leona Baker – bakerl@gccsa.org or 713.393.4727 (Program
Administrator) David Moya - moyad@gccsa.org or 713.393.4700 x845
Please note, email contact will result in faster service if you include
ASCENSION in the subject line!
United Way THRIVE
United Way of Greater Houston leads United Way THRIVE, a network of
more than 20 organizations in the Houston area that help people reach
their financial goals.
United Way THRIVE strives to help working
families to:
• Have enough income.
• Develop good financial habits and actions.
• Meet their needs and save for the future.
What Services does United Way THRIVE offer?
A CHANCETO EARN HIGHER WAGES
• Get the training and skills for the job you need now and the career you
want. From help with your resume to helping you get your college
degree, our programs are here for you.
• Improve your English, reading, writing, and speaking skills to get the
job you want.
A CHANCETO SAVE MONEY FORTHE FUTURE
• Work one-on-one or in a classroom with an experienced financial
coach to improve your credit, pay your bills on time, and save for the
future.
• Enroll in a free checking account, avoid check cashing fees, safely
build your savings.
• 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.
A CHANCETO OWN A HOME, A CAR, OR A SMALL BUSINESS
• 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.
Are you ready to:
• Manage your money?
• Save for a home, business or education?
• Build job skills?
CALL 2-1-1Texas/United Way HELPLINE
A THRIVE specialist will help you take the first steps to a strong financial
future.

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The Accelerated Teacher Certification Program’s mission is to prepare
and train teacher candidates for Texas standard classroom certification in
elementary and secondary education.
Houston Community College — Accelerated Teacher Certification Program
is accredited by the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) and
Texas Education Agency (TEA).
Houston Community College — Accelerated Teacher Certification Program
is a No Child Left Behind (NCLB) rated program by SBEC and TEA.
Program Description
• 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)
Certificates Offered
• 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)
Program Costs
• 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
Annual Enrollment Periods
Spring Enrollment – January of each year
Summer Enrollment – May of each year
Fall Enrollment – August of each year
Accelerated Teacher Certification
Program
Prepares individuals with the skills and practices
to be an effective classroom teacher.
• Evening and Weekend Classes
• Financial Assistance Available
• Job Placement Assistance
• Small Class Sizes
• Mentor Support
• Paid one-year Internship
• Scholarship Opportunities
Free monthly information sessions,
call today to start your teaching career.
713.718.2856 or visit hccs.edu/acp
Accelerated Teacher Certification Program

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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.
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 48 hrs
CDEC 2022 Child Development Associate II 48 hrs
CDEC 2024 Child Development Associate III 48 hrs
Total: 144 hrs - Certificate Cost: $900
For more information:
hccs.edu/ce/business or 713.718.6772
TPEG Eligible
HUMAN RESOURCE CERTIFICATE
This certificate will enhance the professional skills for human
resource professionals, managers, and business owners.
HRPO 1091 Introduction to Human Resources 8 hrs
HRPO 1091 Organizational Development 8 hrs
HRPO 1091 Talent Management 8 hrs
HRPO 1091 Employee Relations 8 hrs
HRPO 1091 Compensation and Benefits 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 8 hrs
BMGT 1091 Successful Project Management 14 hrs
BMGT 1091 Project Management Essentials and Best Practices 32
hrs
BMGT 2006 CAPM Prep 24 hrs
Total: 78 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,248
Business Plan CERTIFICATE
This program is designed to develop and produce entrepreneurs to open
successful businesses and fuel economic growth at the community level
throughout the Greater Houston area.
BUSG 2009 Small Business Management-An Entrepreneurial
Approach 48 hrs
BUSG 1073 Entrepreneurship & Economic Development 48 hrs
Electives
MRKG 1011 Principles of Marketing 48 hrs
ACNT1003 Introduction to Accounting 48 hrs
ACNT 1025 Principles of Accounting 48 hrs
MULTI-FAMILY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
This program provides training for individuals interested in the apartment
leasing and management industry.
RELE 1015 Property Management 32 hrs
RELE 1091 Residential Law 12 hrs
RELE 1091 Property Mgt. Software 16 hrs
RELE 1091 Property Mgt. Leadership 20 hrs
RELE 2088 Internships 64 hrs
Total: 144 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,260
TPEG Eligible
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.
LGLA 1091 Legal Research I 16 hrs
LGLA 1091 Legal Research II 16 hrs
LGLA 1091 Legal Research III 16 hrs
LGLA 1091Texas Civil Litigation I 16 hrs
LGLA 1091Texas Civil Litigation II 16 hrs
LGLA 1091Texas Civil Litigation III 16 hrs
Total: 96 hrs Certificate Cost: $810
OTHER BUSINESS CLASSES ALSO OFFERED!
Additional courses offered in PeopleSoft on Campus and
Small Business.
Call 713.718.7947 for more information.
Coming Fall 2013!
Kickstart your accounting career with HCC’s
NEW 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
hccs.edu/ce/business
or 713.718.7947

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BUSINESS
CAPM EXAMINATION PREPARATION BMGT 2006
This course will guide the student in the Certified Associate in Project Man-
agement (CAPM) 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
79884 MW 07/08/13-07/31/13 06:00pm-09:00pm 24 $384 SWWLOP 105
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE TRAINING I CDEC 1017
Based on the requirements for the Child Development Associate (CDA)
National Credential. Topics on CDA overview, general observation skills,
and child growth and development overview.
West Loop Center
79918 S 06/08/13-08/10/13 09:00am-03:30pm 48 $300 SWWLOP 105
CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE TRAINING II CDEC 2022
A continuation of the study of the requirements for the Child Development
Associate(CDA)NationalCredential.Functionalareasofstudyincludefam-
ily, program management, and professionalism. Prerequisite CDA I and II
Codwell Hall Campus
79922 MW 06/10/13-08/07/13 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $300 NECODW TBA
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS HRPO 1091
Behavioral and legal approaches to the management of human resources
in organizations.
Alief - Bissonnet Campus
79899 TTh 08/13/13-08/22/13 06:00pm-08:00pm 8 $166 SWACEU TBA
HR COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS HRPO 1091
The course prepares students to the overview of sap HCM and projects,
personnel administration,payroll,timemanagement,HRreporting,benefits
administration and cross process customizing tools in SAP HCM
79894 TTh 07/16/13-07/25/13 06:00pm-08:00pm 8 $166 NWACEU TBA
HR TALENT MANAGEMENT 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.
INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING I 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.
Katy Campus
79940 TTh 06/04/13-07/02/13 05:30pm-08:30pm 48 $208 NWKATY 222A
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RESOURCES HRPO 1091
This course is an examination of employee relations policies, practices,
and issues required to build strong employee relations. Topics include com-
munication, employee conduct rules, etc.
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT HRPO 1091
This course is designed to help managers understand talent management
processes in a way that will lead to better decision, more engaged employ-
ees and lower risk.
PPROPERTY MANAGEMENT RELE 1015
Awork-based learning experience that enables the student to apply special-
ized occupational theory, skills and concepts in the property management
industry.
West Loop Center
79871 TTh 06/04/13-06/27/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 32 $340 SWWLOP 105
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP RELE 2088
This course reviews the basics of landlord and tenant leasing laws and is
part of the Property Management Certificate.
West Loop Center
79881 M-F 08/19/13-09/19/13 08:00am-05:00pm 64 $280 SWOCSW
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE 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 the student will learn how to use various computer software
packages specific to the real estate industry and demonstrate an under-
standing of property management software by participating in a case study.
West Loop Center
79873 TTh 07/16/13-07/25/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 16 $240 SWWLOP 105
REAL ESTATE LANDLORD - TENANT LAW RELE 1091
Certificate or Commercial Real Estate Certificate, or who want to better
understandthebasicsoftheMulti-Familypropertymanagement profession.
A study of the role of a apartment leasing agents, landlord-tenant policies,
tenant leases, tenant relations, maintenance, reports, habitability laws, and
the Fair Housing Act.
West Loop Center
79872 TTh 07/02/13-07/11/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 12 $140 SWWLOP 105
REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LEADERSHIP RELE 1091
Certificate or Commercial Real Estate Certificate. In this course the student
will learn how to use a computer software database system specific to
the multi-family apartment industry. Students must have basic typing and
computer navigation skills.
West Loop Center
79878 TTh 07/30/13-08/13/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 20 $260 SWWLOP 105
SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT - AN ENTREPRENEURIAL APPROACH BUSG

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SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT - AN ENTREPRENEURIAL APPROACH
BUSG 2009
This course teaches a person 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.
Spring Branch Campus
79926 TTh 06/04/13-07/02/13 08:00am-10:30am 48 $208 NWSPBR 216
TEXAS CIVIL LITIGATION I LGLA 1091
This course will cover the research, analysis and preparation of docu-
ments necessary in civil litigation including pleadings, discovery, motions,
responses, and judgments.
73258 MW 05/13/13-06/10/13 07:00pm-09:00pm 16 $135 NWACEU TBA
TEXAS CIVIL LITIGATION II LGLA 1091
Continuation of research, analysis and preparation of documents necessary
in civil litigation including pleadings, discovery, motions, responses, and
judgments. Pre-Requisite: Texas Civil Litigation I.
TEXAS CIVIL LITIGATION III LGLA 1091
This course is a continuation of research analysis and preparation of docu-
ments necessary in civil litigation including pleadings, discovery, motions,
responses, and judgments. Prerequisite: Texas Civil Litigation I/II
BUSINESS - 713.718.7947 - hccs.edu/ce/business
HCC Welding Certificate.
The Certificate that Sparks
your future!
Careers in welding are
expected to grow by 15% in
the next 7 years!
hccs.edu/ce/construction or
713.718.8932/8903

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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.
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.
MCHN 1038 Basic Machine Shop I 72 hrs
MCHN 1041 Basic Machine Shop II 72 hrs
Total 144 hrs - Certificate Cost: $960
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8932/8903
AutoCAD, Beginning
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.
DFTG 1040 AutoCAD, Beginning 44 hrs
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or
713.718.8932/8903
STATIONARY ENGINEERING
This course is designed to acquaint individuals with stationary
maintenance procedures associated with boiler installation.
SEST 1041 Stationary Engineering - 1st Grade
License Review 80 hrs
SEST 1091 Stationary Engineering - 2nd Grade
CBFM 1003 Stationary Engineering - 3rd Grade
713.718.8932/8903
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.
ELPT 1029 Residential Wiring, Bilingual 80 hrs
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/construction or 713.718.8926
WIA Eligible
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.
HART 1038 Air Conditioning I 80 hrs
HART 1005 Air Conditioning II 80 hrs
713.718.8932/8903
TPEG Eligible & WIA Eligible
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).
WLDG 1007 Introduction to Welding Multiple Processes 160 hrs
713.718.8932/8903
BILINGUAL AIR CONDITIONING (SPANISH & ENGLISH)
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.
HART 1041 Air Conditioning, Bilingual 160 hrs
713.718.8932/8926
WIA Eligible
Introduction to Construction Industry
Overview of the construction industry covering core curriculum on basic
safety, construction math, hand and power tools, construction drawings,
and basic rigging.
CBNT 1001 Introduction to Construction Industry 72 hrs
713.718.8932/8903
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, and use
of equipment.
PFPB 1003 Basic plumbing Skills 40 hrs
PFPB 1001 Plumbing Maintenance Skills 40 hrs
713.718.8932/8903
OSHA classes also offered. for more information, call 713.718.8901

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CONSTRUCTION TRADES - 713.718.8901 hccs.edu/ce/construction
RESIDENTIAL WIRING, BILINGUAL ELPT 1029
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.
Stafford Campus
79891 S 06/08/13-08/10/13 08:00am-04:00pm 80 $497 SWBLUE W113
STATIONARY ENGINEERING - 1ST GRADE LICENSE REVIEW SEST 1041
Safeinstallation,operation,andmaintenanceproceduresforboilersincluding
totalboileranalysisformaximumperformanceandefficiencyofeachsystem.
Central Campus
79920 MW 06/03/13-08/28/13 05:30pm-08:30pm 80 $320 CEJBW 221
STATIONARY ENGINEERING - 2ND GRADE LICENSE REVIEW SEST 1091
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.
Central Campus
79921 MW 06/03/13-08/28/13 05:30pm-08:30pm 80 $320 CEJBW 221
STATIONARY ENGINEERING - 3RD GRADE LICENSE REVIEW CBFM 1003
An introduction to boiler maintenance procedures with emphasis on the
various components associated with boilers.
Central Campus
79919 MW 06/03/13-08/28/13 05:30pm-08:30pm 80 $320 CEJBW 221
CONSTRUCTION TRADES
AIR CONDITIONING BILINGUAL HART 1041
Study and practical application of air conditioning principles, including air
properties, maintenance operations, thermodynamics, and compressors.
Central Campus
79885 S 06/07/13-09/06/13 08:00am-04:00pm 160 $980 CEJBW 106
F 06/07/13-09/06/13 05:00pm-09:00pm CEJBW 106
Stafford Campus
79883 MTW 06/03/13-09/03/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 160 $980 SWBLUE W112
79882 S 06/07/13-09/06/13 08:00am-04:00pm 160 $980 SWBLUE W111
F 06/07/13-09/06/13 06:00pm-10:00pm SWBLUE W111
AIR CONDITIONING I HART 1038
Introduction to HVAC principles, terminology, tools and skills.
Stafford Campus
79875 MTW 06/03/13-07/16/13 07:00am-11:00am 80 $490 SWBLUE W106
79876 MTW 06/03/13-07/16/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $490 SWBLUE W106
AIR CONDITIONING II HART 1005
A study of components, applications, and installation of mechanical air
conditioningsystemsincludingoperatingconditions,troubleshooting,repair,
and charging of air conditioning systems. After completion of this class the
studentswillbepreparedtopasstheEPACertificationTest.Studentswilllearn
field terminology in English to facilitate professional and technical growth.
Stafford Campus
79879 MTW 07/22/13-09/04/13 07:00am-11:00am 80 $490 SWBLUE W106
79880 MTW 07/22/13-09/04/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $490 SWBLUE W112
AUTOCAD, BEGINNING DFTG 1040
Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) package and knowledge necessary to
perform specific operations in a particular occupational setting.
Stafford Campus
79903 F 06/07/13-07/26/13 08:00am-01:30pm 44 $589 SWSTF2 N114
BASIC MACHINING I MCHN 1038
An introductory course that assists the student in understanding the machin-
ist occupation in industry.
Central Campus
79909 S 06/07/13-07/13/13 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $480 CEJBW 104
F 06/07/13-07/13/13 05:00pm-09:00pm CEJBW 104
BASIC MACHINING II MCHN 1041
Anintroductorycoursethatassiststhestudentinunderstandingthemachinist
occupation in industry. A continuation of Basic Machine Shop I.
Central Campus
79917 S 07/19/13-08/24/13 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $480 CEJBW 104
F 07/19/13-08/24/13 05:00pm-09:00pm CEJBW 104
INTRODUCTION TO MULTIPLE WELDING PROCESS 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
79907 S 06/07/13-09/06/13 08:00am-04:00pm 160 $980 CEJBW 125
F 06/07/13-09/06/13 05:00pm-09:00pm CEJBW 125
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GED and Test Preparation
locations
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
Please contact the Adult High School/GED Director for additional informa-
tion 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 GEDTest Requirements: Student must be able to provide
supporting documentation in order to take the test.
16 -years-old
• 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
17-years-old
• Withdrawal form from high school
• Parental consent form
• Parent must accompany student for registration at least one week
before the test
18-years-old
• Registration in person at least one week before the test
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 Post-
test will be given. Instructional materials are provided
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 M/W orTu/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 hands-on 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.
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.
gED testing Centers
NE – Northline 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
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.
GED test results
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is pleased to announce the launch
of its new automated system for ordering General Education Develop-
ment (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, decentral-
ized process. While TEA will continue to serve as the state administra-
tor 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 informa-
tion resource for all GED inquiries.
To learn more about obtaining a GED, locating a local GED testing cen-
ter, 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 custom-
ers 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
testbattery.Thisclassisfortestreviewonlyandnotintendedasremediation.
This course provides students with a basic math review of whole numbers,
decimals,fractions,ratio,proportions,basicalgebraandgeometry.Students
will practice solving word problems and apply skills reviewed in class to
prepare for the GED Mathematics Test.
Gulfton Center
47594 S 06/14/13-07/12/13 08:00am-12:00pm 36 $200 SWGULF TBA
F 06/14/13-07/12/13 05:00pm-09:00pm SWGULF TBA
Missouri City Campus
47620 TTh 06/11/13-07/11/13 05:00pm-09:00pm 36 $200 SWMOCC 107
Northline Campus
47610 SSu 06/15/13-07/13/13 08:00am-12:00pm 36 $200 NENOLN TBA
47594 F 06/14/13-07/12/13 05:00pm-09:00pm 36 $200 NWSPBR TBA
F 06/14/13-07/12/13 08:00am-12:00pm NWSPBR TBA

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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.
Requirements:
Students taking health certificate programs that have direct contact with
patients may be required to meet or obtain the following:
• 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)
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 96 hrs
Total 96 hrs - Certificate Cost: $799 (includes state exam fee)
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 MedicalTerminology 64 hrs
POFM 1017 Medical Administrative Support 64 hrs
HITT 1013 Medical Coding 64 hrs
POFM 1027 Medical Billing 64 hrs
Optional Courses
HITT 2000 HIPAA Professional Seminar 8 hrs
Total 256 hrs - Certificate Cost: $1,836
PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN
The Phlebotomy Technician is trained to perform a variety of blood
collection methods. Preparation for licensure/certification.
PLAB 1023 Phlebotomy 96 hrs
PLAB 1060 Phlebotomy Clinical 120 hrs
Optional Courses
PLAB 1091 Phlebotomy Exam Review 8 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.
ECRD 1011 Electrocardiography 64 hrs
ECRD 1091 EKG Lab 1 - 12 Lead 32 hrs
ECRD 1091 EKG Lab 2 - StressTesting 24 hrs
CVTT 1060 Electrocardiography Clinical 120 hrs
Optional Courses
EMSP 1016 12- Lead Interpretation 24 hrs
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.
NURA 1001 Certified Nurse Aide 96 hrs
(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 344 - Certificate Cost: $2,464
TPEG Eligible
TELEMETRY TECHNICIAN
The Telemetry Technician is trained to monitor the heart’s electrical activity
within the medical setting.
ECRD 1011 Electrocardiography 64 hrs
EMSP 1016 12 - Lead Interpretation 24 hrs
CVTT 1060 EKG Clinical 120 hrs
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HEALTH
ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL SPECIALIST POFM 1017
Introduction to basic medical office skills including telephone techniques,
filing and indexing, mail handling, appointment scheduling, travel arrange-
ments, correspondence and business transactions, and office machines.
Prerequisite: Medical Terminology
79854 MW 08/07/13-10/02/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 NWACEU TBA
Eastside Campus
79862 MW 08/07/13-10/02/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SESEWFB TBA
West Loop Center
79864 TTh 06/04/13-07/30/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SWWLOP TBA
79868 TTh 06/04/13-07/30/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459 SWWLOP TBA
ADVANCED MEDICAL CODING HITT 2046
In depth, intensive coverage of ICD and CPT coding by medical spe-
cialty, conventions, guidelines and principles as they apply to accurate
coding of complex medical, surgical cases and procedures.West Loop
Center
79849 MW 06/03/13-07/10/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 48 $499 SWWLOP TBA
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE 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
CNA’s 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.
Course fee includes one state exam.
79819 M-Th 06/03/13-07/15/13 09:00am-01:00pm 96 $799 NWACEU 178
79820 M-Th 07/15/13-08/22/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 96 $799 NWACEU 178
Codwell Hall Campus
79828 M-Th 06/03/13-07/15/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 96 $799 NECODW TBA
Eastside Campus
79821 M-Th 06/17/13-07/29/13 09:00am-01:00pm 96 $799 SESEWFB 106
79822 M-Th 07/15/13-08/22/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 96 $799 SESEWFB 106
Korean Community Center
79827 M-Th 06/24/13-08/05/13 09:00am-01:00pm 96 $799 NWKOREA 207
South Campus
79825 M-Th 06/10/13-07/22/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 96 $799 CEGAYHL 141
79826 M-Th 07/08/13-08/15/13 08:30am-12:30pm 96 $799 CEGAYHL 141
West Loop Center
79823 M-Th 06/03/13-07/15/13 09:00am-01:00pm 96 $799 SWWLOP C204
79824 M-Th 07/08/13-08/15/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 96 $799 SWWLOP C204
ECG RHYTHM STRIP ANALYSIS ECRD 1091
Fundamentals of the structure and analysis of ECG rhythm strips, inter-
pretation of basic dysrhythmias, and appropriate treatment interventions.
Eastside Campus
79833 MW 07/01/13-08/21/13 05:30pm-07:30pm 32 $229 SESEWFB 112
EKG LAB 1 12-LEAD ECRD 1091
Theory and application of patient assessment and history, vital signs, docu-
mentation, and performing a basic 12-lead and 3-lead electrocardiograph
with an emphasis on patient preparation and correct lead placement.
Eastside Campus
79831 MW 06/03/13-07/15/13 07:30pm-10:00pm 32 $315 SESEWFB 112
EKG LAB 2 STRESS TESTING ECRD 1091
Principles and procedures of stress testing and Holter monitoring. Em-
phasis 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.
Eastside Campus
79832 MW 07/22/13-08/28/13 08:00pm-10:00pm 24 $150 SESEWFB 112
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG) ECRD 1011
This course focuses on the fundamentals of the structure and analysis of
ECG rhythm strips, interpretation of basic dysrhythmias, and appropriate
treatmentinterventions. Contentincludesthecardiaccycle,leadplacement,
sinus, atria, functional and ventricular rhythms and AV blocks. Practice in-
cludes interactive rhythm analysis, interpretation and recognition of cardiac
emergencies. Cardiac interventions and medications also covered.
Eastside Campus
79829 MW 06/03/13-08/28/13 05:00pm-07:30pm 64 $545 SESEWFB 112
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY (EKG) CLINICAL CVTT 1060
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.
Eastside Campus
79835 TWTh 06/25/13-08/20/13 01:00am-06:00am 120 $475 SEOCSE
79836 TWTh 07/30/13-09/19/13 01:00am-06:00am 120 $475 SEOCSE
79837 TWTh 08/27/13-10/17/13 01:00am-06:00am 120 $475 SEOCSE
ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS 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 informa-
tion 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.
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HIPAA COMPLIANCE HITT 2000
ShorttermclasscoveringvariousaspectsoftheHealthInsurancePortability
and Accountability ACT (HIPAA).
West Loop Center
79845 S 07/13/13-07/20/13 09:00am-01:00pm 8 $125 SWWLOP TBA
79846 S 08/10/13-08/17/13 09:00am-01:00pm 8 $125 SWWLOP TBA
INTRODUCTION TO 12 LEAD ECG EMSP 1016
This course includes instruction and practice of interpretation of 12-lead
electrocardiograms. Advanced concepts, including axis deviation, bundle
branchblocks,hypertrophy,myocardialinfarction,medicationandelectrolyte
effects and artificial pacemakers are discussed.
Eastside Campus
79834 F 07/12/13-08/30/13 06:00pm-09:00pm 24 $150 SESEWFB 112
MEDICAL BILLING 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.
79853 TTh 08/08/13-10/01/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 NWACEU TBA
Central Campus
79869 MW 07/31/13-09/25/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459 CEJBW TBA
Codwell Hall Campus
80050 M-Th 06/03/13-06/27/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459 NELHUB 216
Eastside Campus
79861 TTh 08/08/13-10/01/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SESEWFB TBA
West Loop Center
79865 MW 07/31/13-09/25/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SWWLOP TBA
MEDICAL CODING 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. Alief - Bissonnet Campus
79852 MW 06/10/13-07/31/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 NWACEU TBA
Codwell Hall Campus
80051 M-Th 07/01/13-07/29/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 64 $459 NELHUB 216
Eastside Campus
79860 MW 06/10/13-07/31/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SESEWFB TBA
West Loop Center
79866 TTh 08/01/13-09/24/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SWWLOP TBA
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY HITT 1005
This class will help you become an expert in medical terminology. Knowl-
edge 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.
79851 TTh 06/11/13-08/06/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 NWACEU TBA
Eastside Campus
79859 TTh 06/11/13-08/06/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SESEWFB TBA
West Loop Center
79863 MW 06/03/13-07/24/13 09:00am-01:00pm 64 $459 SWWLOP TBA
PHLEBOTOMY 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 phle-
botomy. This course is included in the Phlebotomy Technician certificate.
79839 S 06/08/13-08/24/13 08:00am-03:30pm 96 $825 NWACEU TBA
S 09/07/13-09/14/13 08:00am-03:30pm NWACEU TBA
Eastside Campus
79838 Th 06/04/13-09/03/13 05:30pm-09:30pm 96 $825 SESEWFB 112
T 06/04/13-09/03/13 06:00pm-09:30pm SESEWFB 112
PHLEBOTOMY CLINICAL PLAB 1060
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.
Eastside Campus
79842 TWTh 06/25/13-08/20/13 01:00am-06:00am 120 $525 SEOCSE
79843 TWTh 07/30/13-09/19/13 01:00am-06:00am 120 $525 SEOCSE
79844 TWTh 08/27/13-10/17/13 01:00am-06:00am 120 $525 SEOCSE
PHLEBOTOMY FOR THE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL PLAB 1091
This course is designed for phlebotomy students and phlebotomists cur-
rently 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 as-
surance, infection prevention, patient identification, professionalism, ethics,
and medical terminology.
Eastside Campus
79841 TTh 07/02/13-08/27/13 06:00pm-08:30pm 40 $325 SESEWFB 112

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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!
A+ CERTIFICATION
The A+ Certification is a nationally recognized standard for computer
technicians.
ITSC 2040 A+ Certification 72 hrs
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.2798
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 2040 A+ Certification 72 hrs
ITCC 1001 CCNA 1: Exploration I, Network Fundamentals 80 hrs
ITCC 1004 CCNA 2: Exploration 2, Routing Portocols 80 hrs
& Concepts
ITCC 2008 CCNA 3: Exploration 3, LAN Switching
& Wireless 80 hrs
ITCC 2010 CCNA 4: Exploration 4, Accessing the WAN 80 hrs
WIA Eligible
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.
DFTG 1091 Basics & Functions 16 hrs
DFTG 1091 PDMS Equipment 24 hrs
DFTG 1091 PDMS Piping 24 hrs
DFTG 1091 PDMS Drawing Production, Basic 24 hrs
DFTG 1091 PDMS Drawing Production, Advanced 16 hrs
DFTG 1091 Intro PDMS Structural 24 hrs
DFTG 1091 PDMS Structural, Basic 16 hrs
WIA EligibleN
network + CERTIFICATION
Network + Technicians assist in the installation, and maintenance of LANs
and/or WANs.
CPMT 1049 Network Certification 64 hrs
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641/2798
WIA Eligible
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.
ITMT 2002 Windows Server 2008 Active Directory
Configuration 64 hrs
ITMT 2051 Windows Server 2008 Administration 64 hrs
ITMT 2001 Windows Server 2008 Network
Infrastructure Configuration 64 hrs
Total: 192 hrs – Certificate Cost: $2,100
hccs.edu/ce/it or 713.718.7641
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 48 hrs
ACNT 1092 SAP FICO FinancialTraining 48 hrs
ITSE 1091 SAP Logisitics with Materials Management 48 hrs
ITSE 1091 SAP Sales and Distribution 48 hrs
HRPO 1091 SAP Human Capital Management 48 hrs
Total 288 hrs - Cost Per Course: $1,495
WIA Eligible
CCNA-CISCO Certified network associate
The HCC-Cisco Network Academy CCNA Exploration course provides
an integrated and comprehensive coverage of networking topics,
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COMPUTERS
A+ CERTIFICATION ITSC 2040
Emphasis on microcomputers and required software components. Topics
include site preparation; installation procedures; components; power sup-
plies; 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.
79941 MW 06/10/13-08/21/13 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517 NWACEU 135
79942 S 07/06/13-08/31/13 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $517 NWACEU 135
Eastside Campus
79945 TTh 06/18/13-09/03/13 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517 SESEWFB 220
79946 S 07/06/13-08/31/13 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $517 SESEWFB 220
Katy Campus
79958 TTh 06/25/13-09/10/13 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517 NWKATY 205
79959 S 07/13/13-09/07/13 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $517 NWKATY 205
North Forest Voc/Tech Campus
80016 MW 06/24/13-07/01/13 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517 NENFORE TBA
79961 MW 06/10/13-08/07/13 08:00am-12:00pm 72 $517 NWSPBR 218
West Loop Center
79949 MW 06/03/13-08/14/13 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517 SWWLOP C144
79952 S 06/15/13-08/10/13 08:00am-04:00pm 72 $517 SWWLOP C144
79951 TTh 06/18/13-09/03/13 06:00pm-09:15pm 72 $517 SWWLOP C144
ASP.NET, INTRODUCTION ITSC 1091
This course, introduces the student to ASP.NET framework and covers the
creation of web forms, use of server controls and state management. It also
covers data access in a web environment and the basics of web navigation
as well as themes and master pages.
80025 TTh 06/11/13-06/27/13 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377 NWACEU 138
C#, ADVANCED ITSC 1091
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#.
80030 MW 07/01/13-07/17/13 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377 NWACEU 138
C#, INTERMEDIATE ITSC 1091
This course will expand your knowledge of C#. The subjects included are
arrays, modifiers, streams, windows programming, events, databases, col-
lections and exception handling. Prerequisite: Introduction to C#.
80028 MW 06/10/13-06/26/13 05:45pm-09:45pm 24 $377 NWACEU 138
CCNA 1: CISCO EXPLORATION 1 - NETWORK FUNDAMENTALS ITCC 1001
Architecture,components,operationofrouters,andprinciplesofroutingand
routing protocols. Analyze, configure, verify, and troubleshoot the primary
routing protocols RIPv1, RIPv2, EIGRP, and OSPF.
West Loop Center
80047 MW 06/03/13-08/07/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $605 SWWLOP C143
80006 MW 06/03/13-08/07/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $605 SWWLOP C143
CCNA 2: CISCO EXPLORATION 2 - ROUTING PROTOCOLS AND CONCEPTS ITCC
CCNA 2: CISCO EXPLORATION 2 - ROUTING PROTOCOLS AND CONCEPTS
ITCC 1004
Introduction to architecture, structure, functions, components, and models
of the internet use of OSI and TCP layered models and services at the ap-
plications, network, data link, and physical layers. Principles and structure
of IP addressing and the fundamentals of Ethernet concepts, media, and
operations.
West Loop Center
80046 TTh 06/18/13-08/27/13 08:00am-12:00pm 80 $605 SWWLOP C143
80007 TTh 06/18/13-08/27/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $605 SWWLOP C143
CCNA 4: CISCO EXPLORATION 4 - ACCESSING THE WAN ITCC 2010
LAN operations and implementation in the LAN environment.Analyze, con-
figure, verify, and troubleshoot VLANs, RSTP, VTP, and wireless networks.
Layer 3 switching concepts are introduced.
West Loop Center
80048 TTh 06/11/13-08/20/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 80 $605 SWWLOP C143
CCNP TSHOOT ITCC 2056
Students will learn how to monitor and maintain complex, enterprise and
switched IP networks. Skills learned include the planning and execution of
regular network maintenance, as well as support and troubleshooting using
technology-based processes and best practices based on systematic and
industry recognized approaches.
West Loop Center
80004 S 07/13/13-10/12/13 08:00am-04:00pm 112 $1017 SWWLOP C143
IC3 INTERNET AND COMPUTER CORE CERTIFICATION PREPARATION ITSC 1001
The Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC3) program is the world’s
first validated, standards-based training and certification program for basic
computing and Internet knowledge and skills. Successful completion of IC3
ensures you have the knowledge and skills required for basic use of com-
puter hardware, software, networks, and the Internet. IC3 is your gateway
to advancement in education, employment, or other certification programs.
Itprovidesyouwithpracticalfundamentalknowledgeofpersonalcomputers,
including how computers and home/workplace networks work, operating
systems, basic understanding of word processing, spreadsheets, internet
applications, e-mail communication and integration. Textbook required.
80012 M-Th 06/03/13-07/15/13 09:00am-01:00pm 48 $212 NENFORE TBA
KEYBOARDING, BASIC POFT 1010
The student will learn skill development in keyboarding. Emphasis will be
on alphabet, number, and symbol keys by touch.
Eastside Campus
79877 MW 06/17/13-07/10/13 09:00am-01:00pm 24 $160 SETBA TBA
Katy Campus
79874 MW 06/17/13-07/10/13 09:00am-01:00pm 24 $160 NWKATY 206
Managing Maintaining Windows Server 2003 ITMT 1040
ManagingMaintainingWindowsServer2003: Thiscoursecoversmanaging
accounts and resources, maintaining server resources, monitoring server
performance, and safeguarding data in a Microsoft Windows Server 2003
environment.
Katy Campus
80053 TTh 06/11/13-08/06/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $641 NWKATY 206
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MICROSOFT WINDOWS, INTRODUCTION ITSC 1006
A study of microprocessor architecture, file creation / deletion, data entry
andmanipulation,automaticfileexecution,configuration,anddirectorycom-
mands. 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
basicsofcomputercompetency,terminology,multi-tasking,multipleprogram
usage and multimedia features in a relaxed and supportive setting.
79908 MW 06/10/13-06/26/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $161 NWACEU 136
Katy Campus
79906 TTh 07/16/13-08/01/13 09:00am-01:00pm 24 $161 NWKATY 206
MS OFFICE SUITE, PROFESSIONALS ITSC 1009
Course covers the most commonly used features of the Microsoft Office
Suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.
79890 TTh 06/18/13-08/13/13 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $310 NWACEU 136
Eastside Campus
79895 MW 06/24/13-07/31/13 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $310 SESEWFB 220
79900 MW 07/01/13-08/21/13 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $310 NWSPBR 218
West Loop Center
79896 TTh 07/09/13-08/15/13 09:00am-01:00pm 48 $310 SWWLOP C144
NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION CPMT 1049
Network + Technicians assist in installing, setting up, testing, maintaining,
and troubleshooting local area network (LANs) and/or wide area network
(WANs). Theyareresponsibleforroutinetaskssuchasaddingnewaccounts,
assigning passwords, and keeping a variety of logs. Network + Technicians
communicatewithLANManagersorNetworkAnalystsaboutspecificnetwork
problems, and are involved in updating and/or repairing systems.
79929 TTh 06/25/13-08/20/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $534 NWACEU 137
79927 MW 06/17/13-08/07/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 64 $534 NWSPBR TBA
West Loop Center
79924 S 06/15/13-08/03/13 08:00am-04:00pm 64 $534 SWWLOP C130
PDMS BASIC DRAWING PRODUCTION DFTG 1091
Students will learn to create and edit basic orthographic drawings from
the 3D model. They will also be able to complete the drawings using the
dimensioning, labeling and 2D applications.
79967 MW 07/29/13-08/14/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576 NWACEU 136
PDMS BASICS & FUNCTIONS DFTG 1091
Introduction to ComputerAided Drafting (CAD) Systems Identify CAD hard-
ware and software for various types of CAD drafting; determine means of
storing and sharing databases; and identify the compatibility of CAD draw-
ings from various software and operating systems.
79955 MW 06/03/13-06/12/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384 NWACEU 136
79957 TTh 06/11/13-06/20/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384 NWACEU 136
79994 TTh 06/04/13-06/13/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384 NWSPBR 218
PDMS DRAWING PRODUCTION ADVANCED DFTG 1091
This 16 hours class will provide students with a thorough knowledge of the
Automated drawing production tools and utilities.
79968 M-Th 08/19/13-08/22/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384 NWACEU 136
PDMS EQUIPMENT DFTG 1091
This 24 hour 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.
79960 MW 06/17/13-07/03/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576 NWACEU 136
79997 TTh 06/18/13-07/09/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576 NWSPBR TBA
PDMS PIPING DFTG 1091
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.
79962 MW 07/08/13-07/24/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576 NWACEU 136
79999 TTh 07/16/13-08/01/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576 NWSPBR 218
PDMS STRUCTURAL ADVANCE DFTG 1091
ThisclasswillprovidestudentswithathoroughknowledgeofthePDMStools
and commands for modeling Draft database elements. It will introduce them
to creating and modifying draft hierarchy and individual drawing elements.
79964 TTh 06/25/13-07/16/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 24 $576 NWACEU 136
PDMS STRUCTURAL BASIC DFTG 1091
ThisclasswillprovidestudentswithathoroughknowledgeofthePDMStools
and commands for modeling Pipes and Piping components. It will introduce
them to creating and modifying piping hierarchy and individual components.
79965 TTh 07/23/13-08/08/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 16 $384 NWACEU 136
SAP END USER APPLICATIONS BMGT 1091
A hands-on review of the major areas of human resources as illustrated
through using PeopleSoft enterprise resource software applications.
80022 S 06/08/13-07/13/13 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1495 NWACEU 135
80026 MW 06/17/13-07/24/13 06:00pm-10:00pm 48 $1495 NWACEU 135

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SAP FICO FINANCIAL TRAINING ACNT 1092
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.
80038 S 07/20/13-08/24/13 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1495 NWACEU 135
SAP HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (HCM) HRPO 2005
This overview introduces managers and human resource 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.
80039 MW 08/05/13-09/16/13 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1495 NWACEU 135
SAP LOGISTICS WITH MATERIALS MANAGEMENT & PRODUCTION PLANNING
ITSE 1091
This SAP training will teach the student how to implement large scale
Enterprise Systems, concentrating on Logistics, Materials Management
& Production Planning. The methodology covers initial project 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
80035 S 07/20/13-08/24/13 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $1495 SWWLOP C130
SAP SALES AND DISTRIBUTION BMGT 1092
This course will teach the students how to implement large scales Enter-
prise Systems, concentrating on Sales and Distribution. This class covers
enterprise structure, quote to cash full cycle experience and integration with
various other SAP module including FICO, MM, PP and others.
Katy Campus
80036 F 06/07/13-07/12/13 12:00pm-08:00pm 48 $1495 NWKATY 206
SAP SECURITY TRAINING ITSY 1091
SAPSecurityTrainingwillteachthestudenthowtousetheadvancedsystem
and process data for system security according to best practice business
processes. The system integration areas are also covered. Topics include
the basics of advanced system design, utilizing fields, adding and modify-
ing records, user groups, sorting and using data entry screens and printed
reports.Completetrainingdocumentationmaterialsaredeliveredtostudents.
West Loop Center
80037 F 07/26/13-08/30/13 12:00pm-08:00pm 48 $1495 SWWLOP C130
Security + Certification ITSY 1000
Basic information security goals of availability, integrity, accuracy, and con-
fidentiality. Vocabulary and terminology specific to the field of information
security are discussed.
Katy Campus
80055 S 05/15/13-08/03/13 08:00am-04:00pm 48 $641 NWKATY 206
Server 2008 Network Configuration ITms 2001
A course in Windows Server 2008 networking infrastructure to include
installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of Internet Protocol (IP) ad-
dressing, network services and security.
80054 S 06/10/13-07/31/13 08:00am-04:00pm 64 $700 NWACEU 135
STRATA-INTRODUCTION TO HARDWARE & SOFTWARE ITSC 1010
Emphasis on microcomputers and required software components. Topics
include site preparation; installation procedures; components; power sup-
plies; modems; printers; switches; operating, help, and security systems;
packaged programs; utilities; languages; and operating procedures.
80015 TTh 07/23/13-08/08/13 09:00am-01:00pm 24 $672 NENFORE TBA
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.
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
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 112 hrs
ITCC-2055 CCNP-SWITCH Implementing IP Switching 96 hrs
ITCC-2056 CCNP-TSHOOT Maintaining &Troubleshooting
IP Networks 112 hrs
Total 320 hrs -Total Cost: $3,051
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 80 hrs
Total 80 hrs - Cost: $805
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Languages and CitizenshipIZENship
Study with us and get ahead in your career! Take a placement test for our
English language programs. Call or visit us (in person or online) and enroll
today! Placement test is required for all new students.
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.
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.
Courses:
Basic English Language Skill COMG 1000 60 hrs
English Language Skills COMG 1001 60 hrs
English Language Skills 2 COMG 1004 60 hrs
Cost: $260 per course
Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced Courses
Listening and Speaking (Introductory) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Listening and Speaking (Intermediate) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Listening and Speaking (Advanced 1 & 2) COMG 1091 60 hrs
Cost: $250 (48 Hrs.) and $260 (60 Hrs.)
English Reading and Writing (Introductory) COMG 1091 48 hrs
English Reading and Writing (Intermediate) COMG 1091 48 hrs
English Reading and Writing (Advanced) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Cost: $250 (48 Hrs.)
Pronunciation Skills (Introductory A & B) COMG 1015 22 hrs
Pronunciation Skills (Intermediate A & B) COMG 1015 22 hrs
Pronunciation Skills (Intermediate) COMG 1015 48 hrs
Cost: $122 (22 Hrs.) and $250 (48 Hrs.)
Grammar Skills – Part 1 COMG 1091 48 hrs
Grammar Skills – Part 2 COMG 1091 48 hrs
Cost: $250 (48 Hrs.)
Workplace English
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.
Students must possess an intermediate level of English language skills to
qualify for Workplace English in these areas:
• Air ConditioningTechnicians
• AutomotiveTechnicians
• Certified Nurse Aides
• Computer Support Specialists
• Cosmetology
• Drawing and Drafting
• House Wiring
• Industry Safety
• WeldingTechnician
Placement Test & Contact Information
Daniel Benitez, 713.718.7581
daniel.benitez@hccs.edu
Workplace Spanish
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!
U.S. Citizenship and U.S. Residency Test Preparation
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.
For Orientation Dates and Times,
Please visit our website at
hccs.edu/ce/languages or call
713.718.7581
Careerwithapurpose!
Does Helping People Make You Happy?
Then A Career in The Medical
Field IS RIGHT FOR YOU!
Train to be a EKG Technician in just 8 weeks!
Classes Start soon!
For more information, please
call: 713.718.7583/7235
or hccs.edu/ce/health

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Programa para el aprendizaje de ingles
¡Estudie con nosotros y supérese! Tome un examen de ubicación
para nuestros programas de inglés. Llame o visítenos (en persona o línea)
e inscríbase hoy mismo! Para más información contacte una de nuestras
múltiples localidades.
Ofrecemos examen de ubicación y cursos básicos, intermedio, y
avanzados para mejorar el aprendizaje y la comunicación (auditiva,
oral, lectura, y escritura) del inglés.
Con nuestro programa usted podrá mejorar su comunicación en el
trabajo. Adquiera fluidez y dominio del inglés. Las clases del día y de la
tarde comienzan cada seis u ocho semanas.
Inscríbase hoy.
Nuestros cursos están organizados para ir aumentando el dominio de
las destrezas lingüísticas de un nivel a otro. Los cursos por nivel se
enfocan en las siguientes destrezas comunicativas de inglés que incluyen
escuchar, hablar, leer y escribir.
Cursos disponibles
Aprendizaje de inglés—curso básico/ introductorio
Aprendizaje de inglés 1 COMG 1001 60 hrs
Precio: $260 por curso
Fechas para la orientación y horarios,
por favor visite nuestro sitio web
hccs.edu/ce/languages o llame al
713.718.7581
Languages and CitizenshipIZENship
Clases intermedias y avanzadas
Clases introductorias, intermedias y avanzadas
COMG 1091 48 hrs
Competencia auditiva y oral (Introductorio) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Competencia auditiva y oral (intermedio) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Competencia auditiva y oral (avanzado 1 y 2) COMG 1091 60 hrs
Precio: $250 (por 48 horas) o $260 (por 60 horas)
Lectura y redacción (introductorio) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Lectura y redacción (intermedio) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Lectura y redacción (avanzado) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Precio: $250 (por 48 horas)
Pronunciación (introductorio A y B) COMG 1015 22 hrs
Pronunciación (intermedio A y B) COMG 1015 22 hrs
Pronunciación (intermedio) COMG 1015 48 hrs
Precio: $122 (por 22 horas) o $250 (por 48 horas)
Gramática (nivel 1) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Gramática (nivel 2) COMG 1091 48 hrs
Precio: $250 (por 48 horas)
LANGUAGES - 713.718.7581 - hccs.edu/ce/languages
LANGUAGES
BASIC ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS COMG 1000
The purpose of this Basic English Language Skills course is to introduce
students to workplace English skills. Oral and listening skills and con-
versational fluency are emphasized in everyday public and workplace
communication. The instruction includes vocabulary, grammar, listening,
pronunciation, writing, numeracy, and viewing exercises for practice. The
course is for the adult learner who has had very little or no exposure to the
English language.
79984 M-Th 06/18/13-07/30/13 06:30pm-09:00pm 60 $260 NWACEU TBA
Gulfton Center
79969 M-Th 06/12/13-07/24/13 06:30pm-09:00pm 60 $260 SWGULF TBA
Katy Campus
79995 TWTh 06/18/13-08/01/13 07:00pm-10:00pm 60 $260 NWKATY TBA
ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS 1 COMG 1001
ThepurposeofthisEnglishLanguageSkills1courseistointroducestudents
to workplace English skills. Oral and listening skills and conversational flu-
encyareemphasizedineverydaypublicandworkplacecommunication. The
instruction includes vocabulary, grammar, listening, pronunciation, writing,
numeracy, and viewing exercises for practice. The course is for the adult
learner who has had very little or no exposure to the English language.
79985 M-Th 06/18/13-07/30/13 08:30am-11:00am 60 $260 NWACEU TBA
Gulfton Center
Katy Campus
79996 M-Th 06/18/13-07/30/13 09:00am-11:30am 60 $260 NWKATY TBA
79980 M-Th 06/03/13-07/15/13 08:30am-11:00am 60 $260 NWSPBR TBA

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LANGUAGES - 713.718.7581 - hccs.edu/ce/languages
Katy Campus
The purpose of this English Language Skills 5 course is to increase stu-
dents’ knowledge of workplace English skills. Oral and listening skills and
conversational fluency are emphasized in everyday public and workplace
course is for the adult learner who has intermediate-level knowledge of the
English language.
Cinco Ranch
79992 M-Th 06/18/13-07/30/13 09:00am-11:30am 60 $260 NWCNCO TBA
Gulfton Center
Katy Campus
GRAMMAR SKILLS WORKSHOP 1 COMG 1091
The purpose of this Grammar Skills-Part I course is to increase students’
academicknowledgeofWorkplaceEnglishLanguageGrammarSkillsthrough
vocabulary, listening, speaking, reading and writing exercises. Students will
engage in informative content related to workplace skills needed for job
productivity and control of the English Language. The course is for the adult
learner who has intermediate level knowledge of the English Language.
Gulfton Center
79979 TWTh 06/12/13-07/18/13 06:00pm-09:00pm 48 $250 SWGULF TBA
LISTENING AND SPEAKING SKILLS-ADVANCED LEVEL 1 COMG 1091
The purpose of this English & Speaking Skills , Advanced Level 1 course
is to increase student’s knowledge of academic and workplace English
listening and speaking skills.
Gulfton Center
PRONUNCIATION SKILLS - INTERMEDIATE COMG 1091
This intermediate-level course is designed with workplace-related topics to
guide improvement of pronunciation skills for job success and professional
development. Emphasis will be placed on engaging activities and a com-
municative,interactiveapproachtorefinelisteningandself-monitoringskills.
Studentswillincreasetheirpronunciationaccuracyandrefineoralproduction
and interpretation of business-related context and content for enhanced job
productivity and control of the English language. Students will learn to ar-
ticulate accurate pronunciation of U.S. English sound systems in job-related
contexts, identify words and phrases commonly mispronounced, and use
eye-contact and tonal inflection to communicate clearly in the workplace.
Cinco Ranch
79993 M-Th 06/18/13-07/30/13 12:00pm-02:00pm 48 $250 NWCNCO TBA
course is for the adult learner who has some level knowledge of the English
language.
Gulfton Center
Katy Campus
course is for the adult learner who has some knowledge of the English
language.
Gulfton Center
Katy Campus
course is for the adult learner who has intermediate-level knowledge of the
English language.
Cinco Ranch
79991 M-Th 06/18/13-07/30/13 09:00am-11:30am 60 $260 NWCNCO TBA
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Physical Therapy Aide
In this program, you will master all the skills you need to begin a
career as a physical therapy aide. You will learn what physical therapy
entails, identify the responsibilities of a PT aide, and develop a working
knowledge of anatomy and medical terminology. In addition, you will get
a solid grounding in patient care skills, infection control, and the legal
and ethical regulations that affect healthcare providers. By the end of the
program, you will be fully prepared to obtain an entry-level position as a
PT aide in a healthcare facility.
CEC 7410 150 hrs
For more information: hccs.edu/ce or 713.718.5149
Project Management
Are you looking for a high-paying career with a bright future? The field
of project management is growing exponentially, and so is the demand
for highly qualified project management professionals. Project managers
are needed in all industries, from construction and manufacturing to
aerospace and telecommunications. In this program, you will master the
skills you need to get started in project management or take your career
to the next level. You will also complete the 35 hours of formal project
management education that are a prerequisite for taking the Certified
Associate in Project Management (CAPM) or Project Management
Professional (PMP) certification exam. This state-of-the-art program
is fully compliant with the current edition of the Guide to Project
Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK).
CEC 7640 40 hrs
Video Game Design and Development
The Video Game Design and Development Online Training Program is
the place to start if you are seeking a professional career as a video
game designer and developer. This program is also well-suited for
enthusiastic amateurs and gamers looking to explore this exciting field as
a recreational endeavor. The textbook is included.
CEC 7235 500 hrs
web applications developer
This course will give you the knowledge you need to create dynamic data-
base-driven websites using the latest technologies. You will master basic
HTML, learn CSS for designing pages, and discover how to make your
pages more dynamic with JavaScript. You will also learn the fundamentals
of PHP, SQL, XML, and Ajax. Once you have successfully completed this
course, you will be prepared to enter the job market where Web Applica-
tions Developers are in high demand and earn rewarding salaries.
CEC 9682 360 hrs
Total 360 hrs - Certificate Cost: $2,395 (all materials included)
Online Continuing Education Certificates
With Houston Community College’s Online Continuing Education certificate courses, you will acquire new professional skills, advance your career goals,
and realize your creative potential. Online continuing education includes certification preparation, workforce professional development and in-demand
skills training courses. Whether your interest is to pursue a new career field or add new job skills, online is a dynamic and convenient way for you
to learn new subjects. All courses can be completed between six weeks to six months with monthly enrollment start dates available. Further your
education today!
ADMINiSTRATIVE MEDICAL SPECiALIST W/ MEDICAL BILLING & CODING +
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
This course will give you the skills to find the job you are looking for as
an administrative medical specialist, a medical receptionist, scheduler,
insurance specialist, or diagnostic or procedural coder, and even teaches
skills in medical office management. Upon completion of this course,
you will be eligible to sit for two National Health Careers Association
exams: the Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS) exam and the
Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) exam.
CEC 9658 360 hrs
Total 360 hrs - Certificate Cost: $2,495 (all materials included)
Administrative Professional with Microsoft Office 2010 Master
Get the training to become an administrative professional and prepare
to become a certified Microsoft Office 2010 Master at the same time.
The Microsoft Office 2010 Master training will teach you how to use the
entire suite of programs: Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint, while
preparing you for certification.
CEC 1002
380 hrs
Entrepreneurship: Start-up and Business Owner Management
The Entrepreneurship: Start-up and Business Owner Management Online
Training Program provides an excellent foundation for not just the start-up
business owner, but also for business owners and managers who want
to gain a further understanding of some of the fundamental principles
associated with owning and operating a start-up or established business.
You will grow in your understanding of financial and accounting terms,
gain confidence and improve your communication skills, and explore the
basics of running a business in accordance with legal requirements. It is
never been easier to get your own business up and running!
CEC 9620 360 hrs
Paralegal
The Paralegal Online Training Program will prepare you for success in
this growing career field. You will learn about the American legal system,
how to conduct legal research and legal interviews, how to perform legal
analyses, and more. Your training will prepare you to become a legal
secretary or paralegal and to take the certification exam. All materials are
included!
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BUSINESS
A TO Z GRANT WRITING CEC 7589
A to Z Grant Writing is an invigorating and informative seminar specially
created for companies and individuals who want to learn a ‘bird’s eye’
view of the grant writing process and learn how to: Research and develop
mutually beneficial relationships with potential funding sources. Organize
a grant writing campaign and keep track of all funding sources, requests
and donations, prepare complete proposal packages, and dissolve crisis
management. For syllabus, textbook requirements and registration visit:
www.hccs.edu/ce/online
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ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS CEC 7590
In this course you will learn the basics of double-entry bookkeeping, how
to analyze and record financial transactions, as well as prepare various
financial reports at the end of the fiscal period. Focus on concepts and
their application in transaction analysis and financial statement preparation
including analysis of financial statements and asset and equity accounting
in proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Accounts receivable,
accounts payable, payroll procedures, sales taxes, and various common
banking activities will be discussed. For syllabus, textbook requirements
and registration visit: www.hccs.edu/ce/online
ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS II CEC 9812
This course covers the fundamentals of such topics as special journals,
uncollectible accounts receivable, plant assets, depreciation, notes and
interest, accrued revenue and expenses, dividends, retained earnings, and
various financial reports for corporations.
EFFECTIVE BUSINESS WRITING CEC 7210
If you communicate with others in writing, you need this course to help
you identify and eliminate problem areas. By the end of this course, you’ll
know the secret to developing powerful written documents that immediately
draw readers in and keep them motivated to continue until your very last,
well-chosen word.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP START UP CEC 9620
This course provides an excellent foundation for not just the start-up busi-
ness owner, but also for business owners and managers who want to gain
a further understanding of some of the fundamental principles associated
with owning and operating a start-up or established business.
FACEBOOK FOR BUSINESS CEC 1024
Find out what goes on behind the scenes on Facebook Pages and how to
increasethechancesthatyourmessageisseenandactedon.Discovernew
tools and proven techniques to increase business and expand your reach.
HOW TO START AN IMPORT/EXPORT BUSINESS CEC 0056
The class will provide you with the knowledge you need to start and run a
successful international trading business. Your studies will be paired with
hands-on, real world projects that will help you identify international trade
opportunities and learn how to bring those opportunities to fruition.
INTRODUCTION TO QUICKBOOKS CEC 7418
In this course students will learn how this computer application program can
be used to set up a chart of accounts, reconcile your checking account, cre-
ate and print invoices, receipts, and statements, track company payables,
inventory, and receivables, create estimates, and generate reports. For syl-
labus, textbook requirements and registration visit: www.hccs.edu/ce/online
MOBILE MARKETING CEC 9719
Find out about location-based marketing, mobile payments, QR codes, ap-
plications, and mobile coupons. You will learn how mobile marketing can
increase your capabilities to retain current customers and gain new ones.
PMP CERTIFICATION PREP 1 CEC 7540
Begin a well-paying career as a project manager by preparing to take and
pass the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification exam. This
course, the first part of a two-course series, will demystify the PMBOKÆ
Guide, including relationships between inputs, tools and techniques, and
outputs. The course will also bring clarity to such topics as precedence
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PMP CERTIFICATION PREP 2 CEC 5114
Prepare to take and pass the Project Management Professional (PMP)
certification exam. Master chapters 7 through 12 of A Guide to the Project
Management Body of Knowledge (3rd edition), the most essential resource
for the PMP certification exam.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS CEC 7336
Organizations initiate projects to create new computer applications, erect
bridges and buildings, improve processes, develop new products, and
reorganize company operations. Unfortunately, most organizations do
not manage projects well, creating an unprecedented demand for project
management practitioners.
PROJECT MANAGeMENT CEC 7640
This online course provides a review of the critical path methods for planning
and controlling projects including time/cost tradeoffs, resource utilization,
and stochastic considerations. Managerial considerations include project
costing, organizational design, and conflict resolution. Applications include
system start-up/shutdown, new product introductions, management of
research, and construction projects.
SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS CERTIFICATE CEC 9724
Learn how social networks are used to develop a two-way communication
and marketing strategy for your organization. Then find out what you can be
doing, what you should be doing, and take back a plan to integrate social
networks into your communication and marketing.
COMPUTERS
ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL W/MICROSOFT CEC 1002
Thiscoursewillgiveyoutheskillsyouneedtobeasuccessfuladministrative
professional,aswellasamasterofMicrosoft’ssuiteofprograms.TheMicrosoft
Office2010Masterprogramistheonlycomprehensive,performance-based
certification program approved by Microsoft to validate business computer
skills using Excel, Word, Power Point, and Outlook.
CELL PHONE APPS FOR YOUR BUSINESS CEC 9720
This course is ideal for business owners and executives who want to under-
stand how Smartphone applications can be inexpensively built and also for
technical users who want to understand how to quickly deploy Smartphone
applications.
COLDFUSION ADVANCED CEC 2002
This class is a continuation of the Introduction to ColdFusion class. At the
end of this class, students will be able to improve the processing of their
data-driven web sites by creating user-defined functions and reusable
components.
COLDFUSION INTRODUCTION CEC 2001
ColdFusion is a powerful server-side scripting language that allows user to
interactwithdatabasestoproducedynamicpages.ColdFusionisatag-based
language and very easy to learn to use but also a powerful programming
environment.
CREATING WEB PAGES CEC 7584
Students will learn about the capabilities of the World Wide Web and the
fundamentals of web design, plan the content, structure and layout of a Web
site, create pages full of neatly formatted text, build links between the pages
and to the outside world, and add color, backgrounds, graphics, tables, hot
buttons, and animation. For syllabus, textbook requirement and registration
visit: www.hccs.edu/ce/online
INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT EXCEL CEC 7626
Learn how to work faster and more productively. Discover how the Pivot
Table andAutoFilter can help you rapidly create reports and analyses. Learn
advanced graphing techniques and how to use functions to get Excel 2010
to perform complex math, make decisions, and look up values in a table.
MICROSOFT EXCEL, INTRODUCTION CEC 1010
This course will teach you dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting up fully
formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently. You’ll also learn the secrets
behind writing powerful mathematical formulas and discover how to use
the function wizard to quickly and automatically calculate statistics, loan
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MICROSOFT WORD, INTRODUCTION CEC 1009
This course provides instruction in terminology, computer operation, editing
functions, formatting and special text options. This word processing course
teaches you to create, edit and save documents using such specialized
features as templates, formatting, and outlines.
QUARKXPRESS, INTRODUCTION CEC 2003
Students will use QuarkXPress to create documents for publication. In this
course students will add text and format text to their documents, add table
data, and include pictures.
SQL, INTRODUCTION CEC 7263
Learn the key concepts of Structured Query Language (SQL) and gain a
solid working knowledge of this powerful and universal database program-
ming language. You’ll learn the basic structure of relational databases, how
to read and write simple and complex SQL statements, and advanced data
manipulation techniques.
VIDEO GAME DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT CEC 7235
WEB APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER CEC 9682
This course will give you the knowledge you need to create dynamic
database-driven websites using the latest technologies. You will master
basic HTML, learn CSS for designing pages, and discover how to make
your pages more dynamic with JavaScript.
XML ADVANCED CEC 2028
Students will build Extensible Markup Language (XML) document schemas
using Relax NG and parse XML using the Document Object Model (DOM)
and SAX models and how XML is programmed using various programming
environments.StudentswilluseXSL-FOforcreatingdocumentsusingXML.
Students will work with Query and look at how XMLworks with database ap-
plications.StudentswillexploreXMLservicesandapplicationsthatuseXML.
XML INTRODUCTION CEC 2027
This class will give students an introduction to creating Extensible Markup
Language (XML) documents. Students will be able to create well-formed
and valid XML documents. Students will be able to create Document Type
Definitions(DTD)andSchemasforvalidatingtheirCMLdocuments.Student
will be able to create style sheets using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and
the Extensible Style sheet Language with Transforms (XLST).
CONSTRUCTION TRADES
BASIC: FALL PROTECTION CEC 1158
ThiscoursegivesyouabasicunderstandingaboutOSHA’sroleinprevention
and elimination of work-related illnesses and injuries. The OSHA standard
identifies areas or activities where fall protection is needed.
GENERAL SAFETY & HEALTH FOR COMPANIES CEC 1159
This course is designed for those who want to learn about recognition,
avoidance and prevention of unsafe conditions in regulated employments,
and focuses on the topics covered in OSHA 29 CFR 1926.20 Subpart C.
HAZARDS OF ASBESTOS IN THE WORKPLACE CEC 0053
This course introduces the students to the hazards of asbestos in the work-
place and provides information about the measures that must be taken in
order to minimize the effects of exposure to asbestos.
HAZWOPER 1ST RESPONDER AWARENESS CEC 1157
This course covers broad issues pertaining to the hazard recognition at
work sites. OSHA has developed the HAZWOPER program to protect the
workers working at hazardous sites and devised extensive regulations to
ensure their safety and health.
HAZWOPER 8 HOUR REFRESHER COURSE CEC 9612
This course is designed for general site workers who remove hazardous
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INTRODUCTION TO OSHA & OSH ACT CEC 1125
This course gives a basic overview of OSHA, OSH Act, and OSHA’s role in
prevention and elimination of work-related illnesses and injuries. It includes
information about employer and employee rights and responsibilities, and a
very brief look at the inspection process, reporting and recordkeeping. This
course will prove beneficial for those who are directly or indirectly involved
with OSHA and OSH Act.
LOCKOUT/TAGoUT BASIC CEC 0054
This course is designed to inform employees about the requirements for
lockout/tagoutduringservicingandmaintenanceofmachinesorequipment.
Also, covered are the requirements of the OSHA Lockout/Tagout Standard,
procedures for the application of locks and tags, and a discussion of the
types of energy these procedures are designed to control.
SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT CEC 1117
The course presents material on the safe operation of powered industrial
trucks, also known as fork trucks, lift trucks or forklifts. Among material
handling equipment, none are as common as the forklift.
HEALTH
ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL SPECIALIST CEC 9658
This course will give you the skills you need to find the job you are looking
for as an Administrative Medical Specialist (AMS). The AMS program also
provides preparation for two entry-level national certification exams. Stu-
dents will be given Certified Coding Associate (CCA) and Certified Medical
Administrative Specialist (CMAS) certification preparation.
ADULT VENTILATION MANAGEMENT CEC 1114
This course is only for nurses and will focus on the airway and breathing
components. Most of the discussion will be on initiating, managing, and
weaning mechanical ventilation, but we’ll also review the various types of
airways and the indications for each one.
EATING WELL FOR A HEALTHY MOUTH CEC 1154
Learn how your diet can affect your oral health.
LOCAL ANESTHETICS CEC 1153
Among the topics the course covers are the fundamentals of neurotrans-
mission, properties of local anesthetics, and appropriate techniques for
effective local anesthesia, reasons for failure to achieve ideal anesthesia,
adverse systemic reactions and management techniques for emergencies
related to local anesthetics.
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY CEC 7586
This course teaches medical terminology from an anatomical approach.
Root terms are divided by each body system. Word Associations are pro-
vided as a learning tool. Unusual and interesting information is provided in
regards to each term. Root terms are combined with prefixes and suffixes
as your learning will culminate in the interpretation of several paragraphs
of medical notes.
NURSING AND NUTRITION CEC 1115
A nursing professional has the most continuous contact with a patient dur-
ing the hospital stay, and therefore is likely to have to field diet questions.
The focus of this course is on information that is basic, user friendly, and
easy to retain.
PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE CEC 7410
Prepare for a rewarding career as a valued member of the physical therapy
team while learning all about the human body, specific disorders, and the
way physical therapists treat these disorders. You’ll get training in physical
therapy terminology and communication skills.And by the end of the course,
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RISK OF ANESTHESIA CEC 1116
Since nurses often spend more time with patients before and after surgery
than other health care providers, Its imperative that nurses know the facts
about anesthesia risks so they educate and reassure patients, and assist
them to make truly informed decisions. The course provides background
for that discussion.
TEXAS JURISPRUDENCE IN DENTISTRY CEC 1155
ThiscourseisdesignedtoprovideacomprehensivereviewoftheTexasState
Board of Dental Examiners rules and regulations including license renewal
requirements, continuing education guidelines, and appropriate delega-
tion of responsibilities. Federal statutes and requirements will be studied,
including regulations on blood borne pathogens and protective equipment.
LANGUAGES
CONVERSATIONAL MANDARIN CHINESE CEC 1126
This online Mandarin Chinese course will prepare you for business and/or
leisure travel if traveling to China or wanting to learn Mandarin Chinese.
GRAMMAR REFRESHER CEC 3439
Gain confidence in your ability to produce clean, grammatically correct
documents or speeches. You’ll explore the basics of English grammar, like
sentence structure and punctuation, as well as more sophisticated concepts
like logic and clarity.
SPANISH FOR BANKING CEC 2005
Spanish for Banking is a self-paced, online Spanish course designed for
banking and credit union professionals wanting to communicate with their
Spanish-speaking customers.
SPANISH FOR EDUCATORS CEC 2007
Spanish for Educators is a self-paced, online Spanish course designed for
teachers,administrators,frontofficestaff,andanyoneworkingwithSpanish-
speaking students and parents.
SPANISH FOR EMTS & PARAMEDICS CEC 2008
Spanish for EMTs & Paramedics is a self-paced, online Spanish course
designed for EMTs, Paramedics, and Emergency Responders dealing with
medical situations with the Spanish-speaking public.
SPANISH FOR HEALTH CARE CEC 2011
Spanish for Health Care is a self-paced, online Spanish course designed for
nurses, doctors, health care administrators, front desk workers, and anyone
working with Spanish-speaking patients.
SPANISH FOR HUMAN RESOURCES CEC 2013
Spanish for Human Resources is a self-paced, online Spanish course de-
signedforHRprofessionalsandanyonehiringSpanish-speakingemployees.
SPANISH FOR THE WORKPLACE CEC 2018
Spanish for the Workplace is a self-paced, online occupational Spanish
course that seeks to bridge the communication gap between English and
Spanish-speaking co-workers and clients.
LEGAL
PARALEGAL CERTIFICATE PROGRAM CEC 7619
This course will provide you with the skills and knowledge you will need to
perform the basic duties of a paralegal. You will have a solid understand-
ing of what activities a paralegal must perform and how to perform them.
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LICENSURE
TABC SELLER SERVER TRAINING + FOOD HANDLER CEC 1156
This course provides you with the necessary knowledge and techniques you
needtobearesponsibleseller-serverofalcohol.Youwillalsolearnfoodsafety
issues, regulations, and techniques to maintain a food-safe environment.
TX ALCOHOLIC SELLER/SERVER TRAINING CEC 9613
This course provides with the necessary knowledge and techniques you
need to be a responsible seller-server of alcohol.
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
CERTIFICATE IN ONLINE TEACHING CEC 9723
From building an online course to improving an online course, from foster-
ing online discussion to encouraging student interaction, from traditional
assessment to online tests, the program will give you both the fundamentals
of teaching online, as well as the most advanced tips and techniques in
the business.
ETHICS AND FRAUD CEC 1217
TheInsuranceindustryhasdecidedthatincreasingpublicawarenessoffraud
is its main course of action. Consumers, legislators, regulators, and insurers
must work together over the long term to create an environment that either
prevents insurance fraud or detects it easily when it occurs.
IDENTITY THEFT CEC 9611
This course provides an introduction to Identity Theft topics that range from
basic definitions and concepts to how IdentityTheft compares to other forms
of insurance. The student will learn how victims of Identity Theft become
such, how one can avoid becoming, and, ultimately, how Identity Theft af-
fects businesses.
INTRODUCTION TO PROPERTY CASUALTY & THE INSURANCE CONTRACT CEC
INTRODUCTION TO PROPERTY CASUALTY & THE INSURANCE CONTRACT
CEC 1152
This course will introduce you to the basic principles of insurance, including
the concept of risk, the different types of risk, and techniques in managing
risk. It will introduce you to several basic elements and terms used in the
insurance industry.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER: WOMEN & FINANCE CEC 1247
Everything a woman needs to know to empower her financial independence
- from reducing debt and investing to wealth management and retirement
planning.
ORGANIZE OR AGONIZE CEC 0055
Out of balance? Unproductive? How much joy would you have if you got
your act together and unleashed your potential? This online class includes
mentoring and tricks to achieve breakthroughs.
POSITIVE PARENTING CEC 1124
Parents, teachers and others that work with children will learn to use Posi-
tive Discipline to encourage self-respect, self-discipline, cooperation, good
behavior and problem-solving skills in their children.
WRITERS WORKSHOP, BEGINNING CEC 7253
If you’ve dreamed of writing creatively, this course is a great place to start.
Get a taste of the writing life, improve your writing skills, and discover new
ways to stretch your creative muscles.
TEST PREPARATION
GED FUNDAMENTALS CEC 1413
This course will help you develop the additional reading and thinking skills
you’ll need to succeed in all five GED test areas: Writing Skills, Social Stud-
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GMAT PREPARATION CEC 7644
Applyingtograduatebusinessandmanagementschoolsusuallymeanstak-
ing the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT). Taking this course
will provide you with test-taking techniques and methods for improving your
score and saving time on all GMAT question types.
GRE PREPARATION PART I CEC 7177
This course covers all question types on the verbal and analytical sections
of the GRE. For pre-registration and course information visit www.hccs.
edu/ce/online or call us as 713-718-5149.
GRE PREPARATION PART II CEC 7178
This second course in a two-course series features a math review and
techniques for tackling the quantitative comparison, discrete quantitative,
and data interpretation questions that make up the math section of the GRE.
The Public Safety Institute is a department within the School of
Continuing Education that focuses on three areas of instruction:
Texas Peace Officer licensing, Firefighter certification and Emergency
MedicalTechnician (EMT) certification.
The mission of the Public Safety Institute
(PSI) is to:
• Educate and train practitioners in the public safety community.
• Prepare individuals to enter careers in criminal justice, fire service or
emergency medicine.
Public Safety Institute
PEACE OFFICER LICENSING AND IN-SERVICE TRAINING
The peace officer academy consists of 688 hours of instruction approved
by the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and
Education (TCLEOSE). Curriculum topics include law, procedures, skills,
and physical fitness.
Coursework
CJLE 1006 Basic Peace Officer I 172 hrs
CJLE 1012 Basic Peace Officer II 172 hrs
CJLE 1018 Basic Peace Officer III 172 hrs
CJLE 1024 Basic Peace Officer IV 172 hrs
Total 688 hrs - Certificate Cost:$ 1,226
Basic Peace Officer licensing
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/psi or 713.718.8377/8361
Police In-service
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/psi or 713.718.5481/5480
Northeast College
Automotive Tech.
Training Ct.
4638 Airline, 77022
713.718.8100 Northeast College
Northline Campus
8001 Fulton, 77022
713.718.8000
Northeast College
Pinemont Center.
1265 Pinemont, 77018
713.718.8400
Northeast College
Northeast Campus
Codwell Hall and
Roland Smith Truck Driving School
Public Safety Institute
555 Community College Dr., 77013
713.718.8300
Northwest College
1010 W. Sam Houston
Parkway, N., 77043
713.718.5700
Northwest College
Katy Campus
1550 Foxlake Dr., 77084
713.718.5757
Northwest College
Cinco Ranch
4242 South Mason Rd.
Katy, TX, 77450
713.718.5757
Administration Bldg.
3100 Main, 77002
713.718.2000 Central College
Central Campus
1300 Holman, 77004
713.718.6000
Southeast College
Eastside Annex
2524 Garland, 77087
Eastside Campus
6815 Rustic, 77087
713.718.7000
Coleman College for Health
Sciences
1900 Pressler St., 77030
713.718.7400
Southwest College
West Loop Center
5601 West Loop South, 77081
713.718.7868
Southwest College
Gulfton Center
5407 Gulfton, 77081
713.718.7760
Northwest College
Alief Campus
2811 Hayes Rd., 77082
713.718.6870
Northwest College
Alief Continuing Education
Center
13803 Bissonnet, 77083
713.718.8860
Southwest College
Applied Technology
Center
4014 Bluebonnet, 77477
281.491.2330
Southwest College
Stafford Campus
9910 Cash Rd.,77477
713.718.7800
Southwest College
Scarcella Center
10141 Cash Rd., 77477
713.718.6700
Southwest College
Greenbriar Annex
13645 Murphy Rd., 77477
713.718.6700
Southwest College
Missouri City Campus
5855 Sienna Springs Way, 77459
713.718.2900
Central College
South Campus
1990 Airport Blvd., 77051
713.718.6634
Southeast College
Felix Fraga Academic Campus
301 N. Drennan, 77003
713.718.2800
Houston Community
College- Fannin Building
3601 Fannin, 77004
713.718.5303
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Transportation
With a nationwide demand to fill an increasing need, commercial truck
driving opportunities have never been better! You could be embarking on
a new career by enrolling in the next class. A new course begins every
two weeks. Graduates will be eligible for employment interviews with
local and national freight companies. Entry level wages average $35,000
annually.
Registration Information and Requirements
Registration takes place at the Roland Smith Commercial Truck Driving
facility. It is recommended that interested students register early in
order to guarantee a place in the class. A maximum of 9-15 students
will be allowed in each class. Registration must be completed, including
paid tuition, at least one week prior to the beginning date of the class.
Payment of tuition may be made by cash, check, MasterCard or Visa.
TPEG Eligible
• Be at least 18 years old for in-state or 21-years-old for over-the-road
• Pass a DOT physical
• Pass a DOT drug test
• Have a good driving record
• Have a valid Class C driver’s license
Continuous Enrollment
• Seven-week day program, 286 hours PTDI Certified
• Twelve-week program, 286 hours
• Academic and practical application
• Industry appropriate equipment used for training
• Seven-week day classes begin every two weeks
• Evening and weekend classes begin every 12 weeks
• Opportunity to meet industry recruiters
• Upon successful completion a Class A Commercial Drivers License
(CDL) will be obtained.
Reasons for becoming a Professional Truck Driver
• A growing industry has created the need for thousands of new entry
level drivers
• $35,000 average entry-level yearly wage
• Job advancement as a dispatcher, recruiter or manager
• Chance for personal fulfillment through travel
TRUCK DRIVING
CVOP 1013 ProfessionalTruck Driver I 126 hrs
CVOP 1040 ProfessionalTruck Driver II 160 hrs
For more information: hccs.edu/ce/transportation or 713.718.8200
COMMERCIAL TRUCK DRIVING
PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER I CVOP 1013
A continuation of Professional Truck Driver I. General truck driving with
hands-on skill development and instruction coordinated with the Depart-
ment of Transportation.
Codwell Hall Campus
79886 M-Th 05/31/13-07/12/13 07:00am-11:16am 126 $1350 NECODW TBA
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79933 SSu 06/27/13-09/19/13 07:00am-11:00am 126 $1350 NECODW TBA
Th 06/27/13-09/19/13 06:00pm-08:30pm NECODW TBA
NO. Days Date Time Hours Fee BLDG/ROOM
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F 08/23/13-10/03/13 07:00am-11:00am NECODW TBA
PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER II CVOP 1040
Overview of the State of Texas ClassACommercial Drivers License written
test. Includes preparation for mastery of the Commercial Drivers License
written examination, general truck driving skills with hands-on components,
and instruction coordinated with the Department of Transportation.
Codwell Hall Campus
F 05/31/13-07/12/13 12:00pm-04:47pm NECODW TBA
F 06/14/13-07/26/13 12:00pm-04:47pm NECODW TBA
79923 SSu 06/27/13-09/19/13 11:30am-05:00pm 160 $2025 NECODW TBA
Th 06/27/13-09/19/13 08:30pm-10:45pm NECODW TBA
F 06/28/13-08/09/13 12:00pm-04:47pm NECODW TBA
F 07/15/13-08/23/13 12:00pm-04:40pm NECODW TBA
F 07/26/13-09/05/13 12:00pm-04:40pm NETBA
F 08/09/13-09/19/13 12:00pm-04:40pm NECODW TBA
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teen driver education
With all of our driver education materials, teens will learn all about the
basics of driving, which includes the laws of the road, how to deal with
different driving conditions, how to react in emergencies, why they
should never use a text messaging device while behind the wheel or
drive under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
Classes offered in partnership with Houston Area Driving School; for
information call 713.349.9888
adult driver education
The driver education course exclusive for adults includes information on alcohol
and drug awareness; the traffic laws of this state; highway signs, signals, and
markings that regulate, warn, or direct traffic; and issues commonly associated
with motor vehicle accidents, including poor decision-making, risk taking, impaired
driving, distraction, speed, failure to use a safety belt, driving at night, failure to
yield the right-of-way, and using a wireless communication device while operating
a vehicle. Students will also take the written test for the permit, vision test and
assistance with filling out forms and application.
Classes offered in partnership with Houston Area Driving School.
For information call: 713.349.9888.
freight Broker Training
Classes are offered in partnership with Houston Community College &
Excelsior Enterprise International Inc. Learn how to start and successfully
operate your own freight brokerage in just one day. Participants will learn
how to start their own business or find a job as an agent.
For information call 1-800-761-7306 or
visit: www.freightbrokertrainingclass.com

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Registration
Register by mail or in person at any campus location during regular
business hours. Applications may be completed online prior to registration
at website: http://www.hccs.edu. Registrations are accepted on a first-
come basis. Register early to secure a place in the class of your choice.
Payment must be made at time of registration.
Course Fees
Tuition and fees are indicated by each course listing. Prices are subject to
change without notice.
Attendance
Continuing Education courses have attendance requirements, and also
require satisfactory completion of the course objectives in order for
students to receive a certificate of successful completion.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
One CEU is 10 contact hours of successful participation/completion
in an organized continuing education experience under responsible
sponsorship, capable direction and qualified instruction. CEUs are not
substituted for college credit hours, but rather are a means of reporting
continuing education activities. Transcripts listing CEU credits satisfactorily
completed are available on request. CEUs are recognized internationally
as a measure of substantial professional education and training.
Notification of Class Changes
Every effort is made to begin and hold class at the designated time.
Each class is contingent on the required minimum number of students.
Occasionally, extenuating circumstances arise requiring a cancellation or
delay. In such cases, we attempt to notify all students by telephone.
Houston Community College reserves the right, when necessary to cancel
classes, alter schedules, or substitute instructors.
Students are not notified if a class has made. Students are contacted
only in the event of a class cancellation or change.
Refund Policy
For Continuing Education courses offered through the School of
Continuing Education, a full refund can only be awarded if a student
withdraws before or on the first class meeting date or if the class is
cancelled. There are no partial refunds.
Refunds are processed as soon as possible. They are generally mailed
four to six weeks following the last day to apply for a refund. Any refund
mailed to the name and address on record is considered delivered.
The Stop Payment Fee to reissue a refund check mailed to an incorrect
address is $20. Tuition and fees paid directly to the institution by a
sponsor, grants, loans, donor, or scholarship shall be refunded to the
source rather than directly to the student.
Change of Schedule
A Program Adjustment Form must be initiated through the campus office
of Continuing Education for all class changes.
Disclaimer
This schedule has been carefully prepared to assure that all information
is accurate and as complete as possible. However, the college reserves
the right to make changes, which may result in deviations from the
information in the schedule content.
Certificate of Completion
Certification is awarded upon successful completion of required courses
and submission of official HCC transcript to the School of Continuing
Education. Successful certificate completion requires 80% attendance and
achievement of learning objectives in all designated courses.
Participants may also elect to take any individual course separate from
certificate requirements.
Eligibility for Enrollment
Continuing Education courses are open to individuals 17 years of age or
older.
Senior Tuition Waiver
Seniors age 55 and over may enroll in specified courses and receive a $10
tuition discount waiver per continuing education course. Proof of age will
be required.
Prerequisites
Most Continuing Education courses are open to students who feel they
can benefit from the instruction; however, some courses are restricted
to those students with specific prerequisites. Please check course
descriptions.
Textbooks, Supplies, and Materials
For most non-computer classes, students will be notified of the need for
texts, supplies, and other materials at the first class meeting. Textbook
selections are kept within a moderate price range, and the cost of
supplies and materials for classes is based upon the size or complexity of
the project chosen by the student.
The appropriate text can be found by class number. Students are expected
to purchase their computer books prior to the first day of class and to
bring their books to each class meeting.
Emergency Closings
In the event of severe weather, such as hurricanes, ice storms or other
acts of nature that may create hazardous conditions and/or extended
power outages, college administrators may find it necessary to close the
college. In this case, students and faculty are advised to listen to local
area radio and television stations for announcements and updates or log
on to: www.school-closings.net.
Dropping a Class
Prior to the first scheduled class meeting, students must complete a Drop
form in a Campus/Center office. Requests made after class has begun
result in No Refund. Materials fees paid to instructors are not refundable.
General Information

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Continuing Education Enrollment Form
Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Last First MI
Houston Community College Student ID Number ________________________________________________________ Gender � Female � Male
Date of Birth __ __ - __ __ - __ __ __ __ (mm/dd/yyyy) E-mail Address _____________________________________________________________
Contact Phone: __ __ __ / __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ Cell Phone: __ __ __ / __ __ __ - __ __ __ __
Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Street Address City State Zip Code
This data is required for state and federal statistical reporting purposes only. There are certain governmental recordkeeping and reporting requirements for the
administration of civil rights laws and regulations. In order to comply with these laws, students are invited to voluntarily self identify their race or ethnicity. The
information obtained will be kept confidential and may only be used in accordance with the provisions of applicable laws, executive orders, and regulations. When
reported, data will be aggregated and will not identify any specific individual. This information is required but in no way will be used to evaluate your application.
1. Are you Hispanic or Latino? � No, I am not Hispanic or Latino � Yes, I am Hispanic or Latino, Explain:
� Central American � Cuban � Mexican American � Mexican � Chicano � Puerto Rican � South American � Other - Hispanic
2. What is your race? Select one or more.
� American Indian/Alaskan Native � Asian � Black or African American � Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander � White � No Response
3. Citizenship Status: Are you a US Citizen? � Yes � No Country of Citizenship ______________________________________________________________
Military Status: __________________________ Are you a disabled veteran? � Yes � No Do you receive VA benefits? � Yes � No
Military Affiliations (Select one or more)
� Current/ former member of the U.S. Armed Forces � Current/ former member of the National Guard � Current/ former member of the Reserves
� Dependent of a veteran � Dependent of a deceased veteran � Dependent of a veteran with a combat- related injury
1. Have you lived in the State of Texas for the last 12 months? � Yes � No, what is your previous state of residence? _________________________________
2. In what School District do you currently reside?
� Houston � Alief � Katy � Spring Branch � Channelview
� Pearland � Spring � Stafford � Cypress-Fairbanks � North Forest
� Fort Bend � Pasadena � Aldine � Galena Park � Indicate, if Other ___________________________
3. In what county do you currently reside?
� Brazoria � Fort Bend � Galveston � Harris � Montgomery � Waller � Indicate, if Other______________________________________________
Course Title Class # Days/Time Start Date Location Amount
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The information I have provided is complete and correct to the best of my knowledge. If my application is accepted, I agree to abide by the policies, rules and regulations at any school to which
I am admitted. I authorize the College to verify the information I have provided. I further understand that the information submitted herein will be relied upon by the officials of the College in
determining my admission and residency status for tuition purposes and that the submission of false information is grounds for rejection of my application, withdrawal of acceptance,
cancellation of enrollment, and/or disciplinary action.
Applicant Signature _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Date __________________________________________
Houston Community College System considers name, address, telephone, date of birth, degrees earned and dates, major field of study, dates of attendance, enrollment status, student
classification and name of most recent previous institution attended, number of hours complete and in progress, directory information. This is done in compliance with the Texas Open Records
Law. If you do not want this information released, please check this box. �
With few exceptions, state law gives you the right to request, receive, review and correct information about yourself collected on this form.
Rev. 11-06-12
Section A – Personal Data
Section D - Residency
Section E – Enrollment
Section F – Signature
Section B – Ethnicity
Section C – Military

ACTIVE DATA OBJECTS.NET ITSC 1091
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 ActiveX Data Objects .NET. You will review basics of database using
SQL Server and the Structured Query Language SQL.
Alief Campus
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HCC Campus
• Provides continuing education programming for licensed and/or certified healthcare professionals;
• Reaches out to healthcare professionals (i.e. nursing, dental, and other allied health disciplines) to meet
their needs for professional development and industry recognized certifications;
• Ensures that programming is approved for professional healthcare contact hour continuing education
credit by recognized accrediting agencies whenever possible;
• Partners with healthcare employers and community-based organizations on events and projects that
support healthcare providers and consumers;
• Represents a unique collaboration between HCC Coleman College and the HCC system level Division
of Extended Learning, bridging the gap between non-credit (continuing education) and college credit
healthcare programs within HCC.
Visit us on the web: www.hcc-chp.org
Contact us by email: hcc-chp@hccs.edu
Our Vision: To be a provider of choice for professional
healthcare continuing education.
Our Mission: To provide quality accessible continuing
education opportunities in support of the ongoing com-
petency development and maintenance of credentials
for healthcare professionals.

Online Continuing Education
Visit www.hccs.edu/ce/online or call
713.718.5149 to get started today.
Advance your career today.
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• Hundreds of online courses to choose from
• Take all courses from the ease of your home or office
• Easy registration
• Instructor-led and self-paced courses
• Learn in-demand job skills
• Re-train for a new career
• New sessions begin monthly
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