|
BUSG 1191,
1291, 1391. Current Business Applications.
1191 (1-1-0)
1291 (2-2-0)
1391 (3-3-0)
Selected
instruction related to the specific modern needs of business,
industry, government, and other institutions. This course is
designed to allow the flexibility in course content needed to meet
the particular instructional needs of a student.
BUSI 1301.
Business Principles. (3-3-0)
This course
is designed to survey the entire field of business, build a business
vocabulary, broaden the student's perspective of the business field,
aid the student in selecting a field of specialization, and provide
a background for further study.
BUSI 1307.
Personal and Family Finance. (3-3-0)
A study of
the financial problems which people encounter in their personal and
family accounts. Includes topics on: goal setting, financial
planning, resume writing, record keeping, financial statements,
budgets, insurance, taxes, borrowing, housing, investments,
retirement, and estate transfer.
BUSI 2301.
Business Law. (3-3-0)
This course
deals with the origins of American Law, contracts, personal
property, bailments, negotiable instruments, insurance, partnership,
corporation and real property.
POFT 1321.
Business Math. (3-3-0)
This
course is designed to provide a review of basic mathematic skills
and to provide a mathematic background for accounting. The course
includes instruction on fractions, decimals, percentages, simple and
compound interest, retail problems, payrolls, loans, taxes,
insurance, and depreciation.
POFT 2321.
Machine Transcription. (3-3-3)
Prerequisite:
POFT 2401 or POST 1429.
This course
provides training in the use of transcribing machines and
electric/electronic typewriters or word processors. Lab Fee: $15.00
POFT 1409.
Office Procedures and Administration. (4-3-3)
Prerequisite:
Completion of POFT 1429
A course
designed to assist, inform, and train students for careers in
today's offices. The course is also useful to people returning to
work after a period of time or to those who have made a career
change. The course integrates office, language, human relations,
filing, and decision-making skills required of administrative
assistants. Emphasis is placed on preparing students for the real
realistic problems and situations encountered in modern offices. The
use of the computer is combined throughout the course. Lab Fee:
$15.00
BMGT 1325.
Office Management. (3-3-0)
A study of
the problems of office management and the duties of the office
manager. It also includes the study of the function of the AOM,
leadership styles, the problem solving process, managing human
resources, training and promotion, office salary administration,
labor-management relations and managing administrative services.
POFT 1127.
Introduction to Keyboarding. (1-0-2)
This course
serves as an introduction to the microcomputer keyboard and is
designed to provide the opportunity to develop microcomputer
keyboarding basic skills in a minimum amount of time for those
entering a variety of fields such as word/data processing,
accounting, and other areas where alpha, numeric, and/or symbol
keyboarding is utilized. Lab Fee: $15.00
POFT 1429.
Basic Keyboarding. (4-3-3)
A beginning
course designed to introduce students to keyboarding and basic
formatting techniques. Emphasis is on mastery of the keyboard,
developing basic keyboarding skills, improving language arts skills,
developing basic composition skills, and formatting basic computer
compatible documents including personal letter, block style letters,
memos, envelopes, tables, reports, outlines, and centered material.
Keyboarding skills as desired by growing numbers of employers daily
due to the widespread use of computer technology in all fields. Lab
Fee: $15.00
POFT 2401.
Intermediate Keyboarding. (4-3-3)
Prerequisite:
Keyboarding POFT 1429 or equivalent skills and knowledge.
This course
provides a review and builds on keyboarding competencies developed.
Emphasis is placed on increasing speed, improving accuracy,
developing formatting skills, applying communications skills, and
learning document production skills. Lab Fee: $15.00
POFT 1302.
Business Communications I. (3-3-0)
This course
is designed especially for Business and Marketing majors. It is the
study of the mastery of parts of speech, sentence construction,
effective writing and speaking, and the principles of punctuation
and capitalization. The minimum essentials for business
correspondence are reviewed.
POFT 2312.
Business Communications II. (3-3-0)
This
course is intended to develop skills in all phases of business
communication including writing, listening, speaking, reading, and
interpreting nonverbal cues. Primary emphasis is placed on
developing sound skills for writing letters, memos, reports, and
correct telephone procedures and techniques. Awareness of electronic
advances in information processing and management and their impact
on communication is also included.
POFI 2401.
Word Processing I. (4-3-3)
Prerequisite:
Keyboarding skill of 40 gross words per minute or division
chairperson approval.
This is an
introductory course designed to present concepts of information/word
processing as well as the opportunity to perform basic word
processing functions, develop formatting skills, and apply
communication skills using WordPerfect application software. Lab
Fee: $15.00
ITSW 2431.
Advanced Word Processing. (4-3-3)
Prerequisite:
POFT 2401
A
continuation course designed to provide experience producing complex
documents using advanced word processing functions of WordPerfect
for Windows software. Students will continue to develop accuracy,
formatting, and document production skills. Emphasis is placed on
learning and applying word publishing and macro functions while
applying proofreading and editing skills. Lab Fee: $15.00
POFI 2431.
Desktop Publishing for the Office. (4-3-3)
Prerequisite:
POFI 2401 or consent of instructor.
Concepts
and practical applications of word publishing are presented. The
course provides training in documents production using desktop
publishing. Page layouts, merging of graphics and text, and
utilization of different font styles are emphasized. Lab Fee: $15.00
BUSG 1366,
2366. Business and office Practicum I and II. (3-1-20)
Prerequisite:
Sophomore classification and consent of the instructor.
Under the
supervision of the college and the employer, the student combines
classroom learning with on-the-job experience in the field of
business and office management occupations. Internship is open only
students enrolled in the Associate of Applied Science Degree
programs. Lab Fee: $15.00
|
