Program Overviews

• Cisco Networking Academy
• Microsoft Networking
• A+ (PC Repair)
• Wireless LANs
• Network Security

General Information

• Degrees & Certificates
• Course Descriptions
• Let’s Talk!
• How to Register for Classes
• How Much Does It Cost?
• Industry Certifications

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Computer Networking

Our computer networking program is an excellent choice for earning a degree, upgrading your skills, or preparing for certification.

• Hands-on, skills-based learning in our state-of-the-art labs
• The price is right! Our tuition is much lower than many of our competitors
• Some classes are presented in a new hybrid approach – allowing you to maximize your time on campus and at home.

Cisco Networking Academy

St. Charles Community College has partnered with Cisco Systems to work together to train IT professionals – teaching students the skills necessary to program routers and switches and to design, implement, and troubleshoot complex networks. To learn more about the Cisco Networking Academy program worldwide, click here.

Network Security – PIX Firewalls
(CPC 246)

There has never been a greater need for network professionals trained in security. Companies, governments, and organizations must guard against hackers, outsiders, and even disgruntled employees who threaten their information security, integrity, and daily business operations.

Network Security I and Network Security II are an introduction to network security and overall security processes, combining hands-on experience, instructor-led lectures, and a Web-based curriculum. Students learn to design and implement security solutions using the router IOS firewall and the PIX security appliance to reduce vulnerability and the risks for revenue loss.

Fundamentals of Wireless LANs
(CPC 240)

As organizations adopt wireless LAN technology to gain the competitive advantages of a mobile and productive workforce, they need qualified professionals who can design, install, support, and operate a wireless solution.

In the Fundamentals of Wireless LANs course (CPC 240), students learn to develop, implement, and troubleshoot wireless networks. The course – a combination of hands-on experience, instructor-led lectures, and a Web-based curriculum helps students to achieve the Cisco Wireless LAN Support Specialist Designation.

Questions?
Let’s talk!

To set up an appointment contact:

Jim Elkins at jelkins@stchas.edu
(636) 922-8207

Mike Fuszner at mfuszner@stchas.edu
(636) 922-8322