COURSES OFFERED BY AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION - PAGE 2

Data analysts review data and present it in an understandable format to facilitate business decisions such as price points for new products, optimum staffing levels, and opportunities to reduce cost.

Beginners are welcome and would start with our PC Technician Program and then move to Security+ to gain entry level information security positions. If a student already has some networking background or experience, they can move directly into the Security+ or the CISSP certification preparation pro...

We offer both Introduction to Python and Intermediate Python, depending on your level of expertise and experience. We also offer a Python Data Analysis course that only requires the introductory Python skill level as a foundation.

Prepare for a future in the cloud through the VMware vShpere ICM V7.X class. This course focuses on installing, configuring, managing and troubleshooting VMware vSphere.

The Web Development Certificate Program at ACC brings together an outstanding faculty of industry professionals, powerful computing resources, affordable tuition, and career guidance to get you exactly where you want to be.

Austin Community College offers two different classes, both of which transfer to our Welding Technology credit department as technical electives.

The HVAC program in Continuing Education at ACC has been specially designed to deliver the skills you need in a short period of time so you can enter this high growth occupation quickly. This program is heavily hands-on and prides itself for its relationship with employers.

This program teaches students with a hands-on approach. Students will be taught how to operate Skid Steer, Front Loaders and Backhoes, as well as Machine Safety, Maintenance, and Minor Repairs.

The hands-on instruction Plumbing program in Continuing Education at ACC has been specifically designed to deliver the skills you need in a short period of time so you can enter this high growth occupation quickly.

This 565-contact hour course combines classroom lecture with a literal "hands-on" laboratory setting, including 50 hours of clinical work. Students who successfully complete the course are prepared to take the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) exam