24 courses with the subject IT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
IT 106Court Reporting Technology3
This course will cover advanced functions of the computer-aided transcript (CAT) software, page layouts, transcript production, and editing options. Students will learn to use reference materials when producing transcripts. Students will produce a complete and accurate transcript of at least ten pages on a CAT system from their own stenographic notes. Students shall be able to produce a five-page, first-pass transcript with a goal of 95-percent translation rate using a realtime system.
By using a computer-based spreadsheet program such as Microsoft Excel, the student learns to solve business problems and present data for managerial decision-making purposes. Through class assignments and by preparing a portfolio project, the student will work with essential features involved in planning and creating the worksheet, understanding formulas and calculations, applying formats and illustrating data graphically.
Is a course designed to introduce basic word processing functions used to create, edit, and save documents in conjunction with proper keyboarding techniques that encourage the efficient and accurate production of documents. Students learn how to format business and personal correspondence.
Students prepare document formats typically used in a variety of office settings. There is integration of language arts, proofreading, and editing skills. Special attention is given to develop keyboarding techniques that allow accurate and efficient production of information.
[ ] Accounting/Management/Medical Course 3 [ ] Computers and Information Technology Course 3 [ ] Language and Literature Course 3 [ ] Open Elective 3 Subtotal 15 Semester 3 [ ] Accounting/Management/Medical Course 3 [ ] Computers and Information Technology Course 3 [ ] Language and Literature Course 3 [ ] Open Elective 6 Subtotal 15 Semester 4 [ ] Liberal Arts Courses 3 [ ] Open Elective 12 Subtotal 15 Total Program Requirments (Semester Credits) 60 138
Integrates editing, proofreading, word processing, and language skills competencies enabling the student to become proficient in all phases of document production. Real-world applications require students to apply communications concepts in preparing documents that are accurate and complete.
Presents software applications featuring database management, word processing, and the electronic spreadsheet. The course combines the study of concepts with hands-on operating procedures.
Embraces a hands-on approach to learning a word processing software program used in the office setting. Course work includes the study of concepts and operating procedures and how to create professional business documents. Knowledge of Windows is necessary.
Explores the role of technology support within organizations and the evolution of the help desk function. Topics include operations, the roles and responsibilities of computer support professionals, tools, and technologies, among others.
Is a course designed to develop technical expertise in maintaining and optimizing system performance of the personal computer. Topics include: hardware and software installation, managing memory, and troubleshooting and diagnosing operating problems among others. Coursework is geared toward preparing students for professional certification examinations such as the A+ Certification.
IT 249Strategies for Computer Management and Maintenance3
Covers a variety of topics that further develop expertise in managing and maintaining personal computers in a networked environment. Topics include: supporting input/output devices, multimedia technology, and the role of the professional PC technician. Students also learn specific assessment strategies as preparation for professional certifications examinations such as the A+ certification.
Is a course which promotes the understanding of essential computer concepts and the latest technologies to enhance access to communication and collaboration activities at home, school, and work environments. Through guided hands-on learning, students develop their skills related to such topics as mobile and wireless devices, programs, apps, preserving data, digital security and privacy. 74
IT 251Project Management Technology and Applications3
Is a course designed to develop technical expertise in project management technology. Students use a commercially available software package to plan and implement management projects. Students work through case studies to chart, create, communicate information, assign resources and costs, and track progress to project conclusion.
MG64 Business Concept MG70 Business Law I MG73 Business Organization MG74 Human Resources Management MG79 Fundamental of Sales MG89 Small Business Management
