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Computer Systems Networking
Computer Systems Networking is a rapidly growing field as businesses increasingly depend on remote communication, cloud services, and wireless technologies. The program at Houston City College prepares students with the skills needed to build, manage, and secure modern network systems.
- Career Path
- Science, Technology, Engineering & Math
Programs
Computer Systems Networking - CISCO - Specialization, A.A.S.
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
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View the Computer Systems Networking - CISCO - Specialization, A.A.S. degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Certified CISCO Network Associate (CCNA), C1
The Network and Computer Systems Administration Level I Certificate provides experienced IT professionals interested in enhancing their skills to take few courses in specialized areas of Software Development or Networking to receive HCC Certificate. The courses prepare individuals to take vendor certification exams for CCNA, CCNP, and MCITP in Security and Computer programming.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Systems Networking - Certified CISCO Network Associate (CCNA), C1 degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Certified CISCO Network Professional (CCNP), C1
The Network and Computer Systems Administration Level I Certificate provides experienced IT professionals interested in enhancing their skills to take few courses in specialized areas of Software Development or Networking to receive HCC Certificate. The courses prepare individuals to take vendor certification exams for CCNA, CCNP, and MCITP in Security and Computer programming.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Systems Networking - Certified CISCO Network Professional (CCNP), C1 degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity - Specialization, A.A.S.
Computer Systems Networking, A.A.S is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. Students may earn one Associate of Applied Science in one of three specializations.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity - Specialization, A.A.S. degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity, C1
The Network Systems and Cyber Security Certificates Level I and Level II are designed to help students learn the basics of Networking and Telecommunications. The courses taken in these certificates apply toward the AAS degree in Network Systems and Cyber Security.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity, C1 degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity, C2
The goal of the Network Systems and Cyber Security is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Online
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity, C2 degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Microsoft Server Administration - Specialization, A.A.S.
Computer Systems Networking, A.A.S is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. Students may earn one Associate of Applied Science in one of three specializations.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Online
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Computer Systems Networking - Microsoft Server Administration - Specialization, A.A.S. degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Microsoft Server Administration, C1
The Network and Computer Systems Administration Certificate Level I provides experienced IT professionals interested in enhancing their skills to take a few courses in specialized areas of Software Development or Networking to receive an HCC Certificate. The courses prepare individuals to take vendor certification exams for CCNA and MCITP in Security and Computer programming.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Online
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Systems Networking - Microsoft Server Administration, C1 degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Computer Systems Networking - Microsoft Server Administration, C2
The Network and Computer Systems Administration Certificate Level I and Level II provides experienced IT professionals interested in enhancing their skills to take a few courses in specialized areas of Software Development or Networking to receive an HCC Certificate. The courses prepare individuals to take vendor certification exams for CCNA and MCITP in Security and Computer programming.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Have Questions?
We are here to help.
- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Online
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
-
View the Computer Systems Networking - Microsoft Server Administration, C2 degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
-
Enter the semester credit hours into the Tuition & Cost Calculator to estimate tuition.
Cisco Certified Network Associate, O.S.A.
The HCC-Cisco Network Academy CCNA prepares the student to install, set up, configure, troubleshoot and operate a medium-sized routed and switched computer network. This also includes implementing and verifying connections to a wide area network (WAN). The Cisco Networking Academy program helps students build skills such as collaboration and problem-solving by encouraging practical application of knowledge through hands-on activities and network simulations. With the use of Packet Tracer simulation and visualization software, students create, configure, and troubleshoot complex simulated networks.
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Continuing Education, Information Technology
Digital and Information Technology Program
- Program Format
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- In-Person
- Campus Location
- Total minimum contact hours for this award: 288
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View the Cisco Certified Network Associate, O.S.A. I.C catalog listing to see the total courses required.
- Cost
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Total Program Tuition: $2,535.00
*Tuition does not include books, course material or vouchers for certification exams.
Cloud Computing, O.S.A.
Dive into the future of technology with our cutting-edge Cloud Computing program. In this program, students gain the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the rapidly evolving world of cloud technologies. The program’s comprehensive curriculum validates the essential skills to implement, maintain, optimize and troubleshoot cloud-based infrastructure services.
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Continuing Education, Information Technology
Digital and Information Technology Program
- Program Format
-
- In-Person
- Campus Location
- Total minimum contact hours for this award: 192
-
View the Cloud Computing, O.S.A. catalog listing to see the total courses required.
- Cost
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Total Program Tuition: $2,535.00
*Tuition does not include books, course material or vouchers for certification exams.
Computer Systems Networking - Information Technology Core, C1
Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Networking Technology degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
General Requirements for Networking and Computer Systems Administration
Computer Systems Networking is a growing field that will only get bigger as businesses embrace and rely on remote communications and wireless technology. A Computer Systems Networking degree from HCC is a great way to get started in the Networking field.
The Computer Systems Networking program has tracks to give students the specific knowledge and skills needed for today’s job market:
- Network and Computer Systems Administration (MCITP)
- Network Systems and Cyber Security
- Network Systems and Unified Communication (cisco)
- Linux Server Administrator
In addition, Computer Systems Networking offers the PC Support certificate and AAS degree, the UNIX/Linux AAS degree and the UNIX/Linux certificate.
TSI testing is required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLOs)
- Personal Computers - Install, configure, upgrade, and troubleshoot personal Computer operating systems.
- Networking - Install, configure and troubleshoot networking hardware, protocols and services.
- Microsoft Windows Server - Manage and Maintain a Microsoft Windows Server 2019/Linux Distro Environment/Network Infrastructure.
- Cybersecurity - Demonstrate knowledge in General Security Concepts, Communication Security, Infrastructure Security, and Unified Communications.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Cyber Security Specialization
Students will be able to:
The goal of the Computer Systems Networking and Cyber Security program is to train and educate students in the various technical areas associated with Computer Network Operations that encompasses Computer Network Defense, Computer Network Exploitation, and Computer Network Attacks.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
Outcomes:
Computer Systems Networking - Cybersecurity Specialization Outcomes
- Implement a secure network architecture design using segmentation in Computer Network Operations.
- Use the correct cybersecurity tools; cryptography, firewalls, segmentation, etc., to provide Computer Network Defense.
- Examine Computer Network Exploitation methods and identify common network vulnerabilities.
- Understand DNS poisoning, ARP poisoning, Man-in-the-middle, Social Engineering and other common Computer Network Attacks.
General Requirements for Computer Network Systems and Unified Communication Specialization
The AAS in Network Systems and Unified Communication encompasses several communication systems or models including the handling of voice, fax, and regular text messages as objects in a single mailbox that a user can access either with a regular e-mail client or by telephone collaboration, and interaction systems; real-time and near real-time communications; and transactional applications.
TSI testing required prior to first enrollment for all AAS degrees and Level II certificates.
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- Duration
- 2 years (full time)
- Program Format
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- In-Person
- Hybrid
- Online
- Campus Location
- Total Minimum Credits: 60
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View the Computer Systems Networking - Information Technology Core, C1 degree plan to see the total credit hours required.
- Cost
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Cyber Security, I.C.
This program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge in network security, compliance, and threat detection to defend against evolving cyber threats. Students will be introduced to the principles of cybersecurity, including common threats, vulnerabilities, and protective measures.
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Continuing Education, Information Technology
Digital and Information Technology Program
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- In-Person
- Online
- Campus Location
- Total minimum contact hours for this award: 256
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View the Cyber Security, I.C., I.C catalog listing to see the total courses required.
- Cost
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Total Program Tuition: $1,390.00
*Tuition does not include books, course material or vouchers for certification exams.
Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG) for Continuing Education Students
Advanced Cyber Security, I.C.
This program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge in network security, compliance, and threat detection to defend against evolving cyber threats. Students will be introduced to the principles of cybersecurity, including common threats, vulnerabilities, and protective measures.
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Continuing Education, Information Technology
- Program Format
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- In-Person
- Campus Location
- Total minimum contact hours for this award: 128
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View the Advanced Cyber Security, I.C. catalog listing to see the total courses required.
- Cost
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Total Program Tuition: $1,390.00
Tuition does not include books, course material or vouchers for certification exams.
IT Fundamentals, O.S.A.
This beginner-friendly program is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in IT. Whether you’re starting your journey in the IT field or looking to enhance your technical skills, this program covers the essential concepts and skills needed to succeed in today’s tech-driven world. The program covers technology fundamentals, computer hardware, computer software, networking technology, and network security fundamentals.
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Continuing Education, Information Technology
Digital and Information Technology Program
- Program Format
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- In-Person
- Campus Location
- Total minimum contact hours for this award: 176
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View the IT Fundamentals, O.S.A. catalog listing to see the total courses required.
- Cost
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Total Program Tuition: $1,749.00
*Tuition does not include books, course material or vouchers for certification exams
A+ Certification Training, I.C.
This course will focus on microcomputers and required software components. Topics include site preparation, installation procedures, components, power supplies, modems, printers, switches, operating, help, and security systems, packaged programs, utilities, languages, and operating procedures. The class prepares the student for the A+ Certification exam.
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- Program Format
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- In-Person
- Campus Location
- Total minimum contact hours for this certificate: 64
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View the A+ Certification Training, I.C. catalog listing to see the total courses required.