Cerro Coso Community College

Addiction Counseling Studies

Prepares individuals for counseling in alcohol, drug, and other addictions, emphasizing a public health approach that addresses community, social, and individual-level factors in addiction.

Addiction Counseling Studies

Designed to prepare students for careers focused on the treatment of alcohol, drug, and other addictions and other occupations in the addiction counseling field. Students must complete internship fieldwork with a state-licensed substance abuse services agency.

Addiction Counseling Studies

Administration of Justice

Prepares students for transfer to earn a baccalaureate in Criminal Justice or Economic Crime Investigation. Appropriate for students considering law school as well as careers in law enforcement.

Administrative Office Assistant

Anthropology

Prepares students for transfer to earn a baccalaureate in Anthropology, Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, or Linguistic Anthropology.

Art History

Prepares students for transfer to complete work for a baccalaureate degree in art history, studio arts, fine arts, art education or art therapy.

Business

Designed to develop skills for an increasingly challenging business environment and provide a student with a broad preparation for a career in business.

Business

Designed to develop skills for an increasingly challenging business environment, providing a broad preparation for a career in business.

Business Administration

Prepares students for transfer at the junior level to CSU programs and colleges offering bachelor's degrees in Business, Business Administration, Management Information Systems, Accounting, Finance, Marketing, or other related degrees.

Business AS Degree

Helps students develop skills for immediate employment in an increasingly challenging business environment

Business Office Technology

Business Office Technology

Child Development Associate Teacher

Designed to provide students with the minimal level of education to work with children in a group setting, reflecting the California Child Development Permit Matrix requirements for the Associate Teacher permit.

Child Development: Early Childhood Education

Designed for students interested in infant, toddler, preschool or school-age education and prepares students for transfer to the CSU system.

Child Development Master Teacher

Designed to provide students with a complete educational foundation to work as a curriculum specialist with children in a group setting, including core courses, specialization units, and adult supervision units.

Child Development Master Teacher

Child Development Site Supervisor

Designed to provide students with a complete educational foundation to work as an administrator of programs serving children in a group setting, including core courses, administration units, and adult supervision units.

Child Development Teacher

Designed to provide students with the minimal level of education to work with children in a group setting, including required classes in the core areas of child development.

Commercial Truck Driving

Computer Applications Specialist

Designed to develop integrated application software skills for an increasing information technology field, preparing students for careers such as data analyst, help desk technician, and office specialist.

Computer Applications Specialist

Designed to develop integrated application software skills for an increasing information technology field.

Computer Basics

Corrections Officer

Designed to develop skills for state-certified peace-officer appointments, qualifying students under BSCC and STC Adult Corrections Officer (CORE) certification for employment in state prisons, county jails, or detention facilities.

Cyber Security Technology

Designed to develop skills for information security for business, preparing students to enter the job market as information assurance technicians, information security analysts, and network security professionals.

Cyber Security Technology

Prepares students for careers as information assurance technicians, information security analysts, network security professionals and cyber security technicians. Transferable to California State University at San Bernardino.

Data Analyst I

Prepares students for positions in data collection, data processing, and data analysis and provides a foundation for future training in data science and big data analysis.

Developing a Family Childcare Program

Digital Media and Marketing

Equips individuals from the broader business community with fundamental skills in visual communication, such as creating and editing newsletters, advertisements, technical illustrations, photographs, web sites, videos, and social media marketing.

Emergency Medical Technician

Designed to provide career pathways into emergency medical services through pre-hospital and clinical education, from basic body systems to emergent medical care provided to the sick and injured.

English

Provides students with effective learning opportunities that help them acquire the knowledge, skills, and experiences required of an educated, literate citizen, creating a pathway for a Bachelor of Arts in English at a CSU.

English as a Second Language for the Workforce

Entrepreneurship

Provides students with the fundamental knowledge necessary for starting a business, including how to create a business plan, work with computers and information systems, and market their business.

General Sciences

Designed to prepare students for upper-division science course work after transfer to a four-year science degree program, with emphases in biology, chemistry, or physical science.

History

Prepares students for transfer to earn a baccalaureate in History, providing an introductory foundation to interpret and build understanding of our political, economic, and social past.

Human Services

Industrial Process Technician

Designed to develop skills for a career as an Industrial Process Technician, preparing students for careers in petrochemicals and refining, food and beverage processing, pharmaceuticals, and other process industries.

Information Technology

Designed for students pursuing professional employment in information technology for business, with skills to enter the job market as help desk providers, computer support specialists, and networking technicians.

Information Technology

Designed for students pursuing professional employment in information technology for business, providing skills to enter the job market as help desk providers, computer support specialists, and networking technicians.

Information Technology: Cloud Computing

Designed to develop skills needed to architect, design, and support organizations' cloud-based technology solutions, preparing students for careers as cloud system administrator, cloud technician, cloud architect, and cloud security officer.

Information Technology: Linux Operating System

Designed to develop skills needed to support systems running on operating systems such as Linux, preparing students for careers in network administration, system administration, Linux administration, and database administration.

Information Technology Plus

Designed for students pursuing professional employment in computer information systems for business, providing skills to enter the job market as help desk providers, computer support specialists, and computer repair technicians.

Kinesiology

Prepares students for transfer to the CSU system to earn a baccalaureate in kinesiology or related disciplines, providing an introduction to the art and science contained in human movement.

Law, Public Policy, and Society

An interdisciplinary degree that introduces students to the study of law and the legal field, focusing on how law affects public policy and society for a socially responsible career in law.

Liberal Arts: Arts & Humanities

Designed for students who wish to have a broad knowledge of liberal arts and sciences plus additional coursework in an area of emphasis, ideal for students who plan on transferring to a CSU or UC.

Liberal Arts: Mathematics & Science

Designed for students who wish to have a broad knowledge of liberal arts and sciences plus additional coursework in an Area of Emphasis in mathematics and the natural sciences.

Liberal Arts: Social & Behavioral Sciences

Designed for students who wish to have a broad knowledge of liberal arts and sciences plus additional coursework in an area of emphasis emphasizing the social and behavioral sciences.

Management

Designed to provide the non-degree seeking student with the management skills necessary to succeed in today's technological business environment.

Management

Designed to provide students with the management skills necessary to succeed in today's technological business environment.

Mathematics

Prepares students for transfer to the CSU system to earn a baccalaureate in applied or theoretical mathematics, mathematics education, statistics, engineering, natural or physical science, or economics.

Medical Assisting

Designed around the Model Curriculum established by the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office for preparation for the State Exam for Medical Assistants (CCBMA), developing administrative and clinical skills.

Medical Assisting: Administrative Medical Assisting

Designed around the Model Curriculum established by the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office, focusing on the physician's front office including receptionist, office management, billing, and coding.

Medical Assisting: Clinical Medical Assisting

Prepares an integral multi-skilled member of the health care team, focusing on the physician's back office including patient assessment, physician's laboratory, and medication administration.

Medical Billing

Designed around the national American Academy of Professional Coder's (AAPC) Certified Professional Biller (CPB) curriculum, providing skills in the health insurance industry, legal and regulatory issues, and reimbursement methodologies.

Medical Coding

Designed around the national American Academy of Professional Coder's (AAPC) Certified Professional Coder (CPC) curriculum, covering CPT, HCPCS, and ICD-10-CM coding.

Microsoft Applications Specialist

Designed to develop software specialist skills using Microsoft Office, preparing students for careers as computer operators, help desk technicians, office specialists, and database-entry specialists.

Nutrition and Dietetics

Designed to prepare students for transfer to baccalaureate institutions, with careers in nutrition science, medical nutrition therapy, community nutrition, or food management and production.

Office Clerk

Paralegal Studies

Designed to prepare students for work in the legal environment as professional paralegals, with training in the court system, legal research, legal ethics, and preparation of legal documents.

Paralegal Studies

Designed to prepare students for work in the legal environment as professional paralegals, with training in all aspects of the legal system.

Peace Officer

Designed to develop skills for state-certified police-officer appointments through a progressive sequence of courses, qualifying students under POST and PC 830.1 for careers in law enforcement.

Peace Officer

Political Science

Prepares students for transfer to earn a baccalaureate in Political Science at CSU institutions, teaching students to think critically about voting and elections, political parties, and political theory.

PowerPoint and Outlook Office Skills

Private and Proprietary Security Academy

Designed for students pursuing employment as a registered security guard or private security officer, providing the required 40 hours of training for state licensure through the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services.

Psychology

Prepares students for transfer to the CSU system to earn a baccalaureate in applied or basic psychology.

Registered Nursing

The Registered Nursing Associate in Science Degree (ADN) is designed to prepare students for careers as registered nurses, with skills applicable to hospitals, clinics, skilled nursing facilities, and schools.

Reserve Officer

Designed to develop skills for state-certified, limited peace-officer appointments, qualifying students under POST and PC 830.6 for careers as statewide limited peace officer, reserve police officer, and reserve deputy sheriff.

Social Work and Human Services

Prepares students for transfer to earn a baccalaureate in a variety of Social Science majors including Social Work, Psychology, and Sociology.

Social Work and Human Services

Designed to develop skills for employment in the field of social work and human services, preparing students for careers such as adult or child case manager, recovery specialist, and family education advocate.

Sociology

Prepares students for transfer to the CSU system to earn a baccalaureate in Sociology, teaching students to think critically about society and their place in it.

Spanish

Prepares students for transfer to the CSU system to earn a baccalaureate in Spanish language, linguistics, literature, culture, and translation, providing a strong foundation in fundamental language skills.

Sports Studies: Coaching

Sports Studies: Coaching

Studio Arts

Prepares students for transfer to complete work for a baccalaureate degree in arts, studio arts, fine arts, art history, or art education.

Vocational Nursing

An intensive program totaling 1,662 hours approved by the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians, preparing students to take the licensure examination (NCLEX-PN).

Vocational Nursing

An intensive program totaling 1,662 hours approved by the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians, preparing students to take the licensure examination (NCLEX-PN).

Web Fundamentals

Designed to prepare students for career entry in the Web industry by emphasizing standards-based coding and scripting, creative problem solving, digital imaging, layout and typography, usability, and accessibility.

Web Professional

Designed to prepare students for employment or self-employment in the Web industry, emphasizing standards-based coding and scripting, usability, accessibility, media production, and e-commerce concepts.

Web Professional

Designed to prepare students for employment or self-employment in the Web industry by emphasizing standards-based coding and scripting, usability, accessibility, media production, e-commerce concepts, and networking.

Welding Processes

Provides a focus on the major welding and cutting processes for building or upgrading skills and is also a foundation for the two-year degree.

Welding Technology

Trains students in multiple welding processes and is designed to prepare them for an entry-level welding position in diverse fields.

Welding Technology

Trains students in multiple welding processes and is designed to prepare them for an entry-level welding position in diverse fields.

Word and Excel Office Skills