Administrative Assistant
ADM 101 Document Processing I (3)
This course develops the student's basic typing skills and emphasizes the production of various kinds of business correspondence, tabulations, reports, and forms from unarranged and rough-draft sources.
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ADM 115 Administrative Procedures I (3)
This course provides for an understanding of the concepts, terminology, skills and procedures needed for employment in an office. This course covers such topics as basic filing, office design, computer and office technology, business writing and presentations.
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ADM 121 Proofreading and Editing (3)
This course provides for an understanding of the concepts, terminology, skills and procedures needed for employment in an office. This course covers such topics as basic filing, office design, computer and office technology, business writing and presentations.
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ADM 131 Microcomputer Applications I (3)
This course is designed to examine and apply the skills, tools and information necessary to perform basic software applications used with microcomputers. Instruction will include: Microsoft Word, Outlook, Power Point and Desktop Publishing.
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ADM 135 Business Math w/ 10 Key (3)
Fundamental business arithmetic operations emphasizing development of speed and accuracy. Includes topics necessary for understanding of business and consumer application and accounting techniques. Students will become familiar with using both a mechanical and computerized 10-key calculator to complete basic mathematical operations.
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ADM 140A Professional Profile I (1)
This course is designed to concentrate on the knowledge, attitudes and skills necessary to succeed in business and grow personally and professionally.
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ADM 140B Professional Profile II (1)
Prerequisite: ADM 140A
This course is designed to concentrate on the knowledge, attitudes and skills necessary to succeed in business and grow personally and professionally.
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ADM 141 Applied Media Technology (3)
Offers an overview of the role that media plays in modern society, with emphasis of ethics, technology, social obligation, and technical skills needed by modern communicators. Course work will include digital photography, electronic publishing and current office technology. As new technology emerges, it will be incorporated into this curriculum.
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ADM 151 Document Processing II (3)
Prerequisite: ADM 101
This course is a continuation for ADM101. Students are placed in a variety of office settings with each situation emphasizing such office skills as editing, decision making, abstracting information, setting priorities, maintaining a smooth work flow, following directions and working under pressure with interruptions.
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ADM 161 Administrative Procedures II (3)
Prerequisite: ADM 115
This course provides additional information on mail and shipping services, career development, effective leadership skills, stress and time management, telephone and teleconference techniques and travel arrangements.
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ADM 171 Microcomputer Applications II (3)
Prerequisite: ADM 131
Advanced instruction on how to use database and spreadsheet software programs. This course provides students in-depth knowledge of using Microsoft Excel and Access. Students will create and manage databases and spreadsheets along with exploring the Internet as a valuable tool in today's business.
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ADM 180 Accounting I (3)
An introduction to accounting fundamentals of single proprietorship. Topics include the accounting cycle, financial statements, inventory, notes, depreciation and accounting principles and concepts.
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ADM 280 Occupational Work Experience and/or Special Topics
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