4 courses with the subject RIT, 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.
Is a course designed for individuals who wish to become familiar with the basic operating features of a contemporary software program. Through study of the program’s documentation and projects which challenge critical thinking and problem solving skills, students have the opportunity to add depth to their information processing background.
Features the study of one commercially available software package. Students develop information processing skills as they complete projects which apply to the business setting.
Continues to diversify and build on the student’s information processing experience through the study of a software package well-known in the business environ- ment. The integration of a variety of skills is emphasized as concepts are applied to produce documents characteristic of the office setting.
Introduces the full-range of information-processing capabilities of a software program. Lessons progress from simple concepts to more advanced procedures. Applications problems are given throughout enabling students to handle the most common as well as complex tasks. R152 Computers In The Medical Office 3 credits / Is a course designed for students who have an interest in working in the health care profession. The course focuses on how the computer is used in the medical office and provides instruction in learning a popular computer software program specifically designed for the health care industry. Using computers, students will learn to input patient information, schedule appointments, handle billing and produce reports necessary for the medical office. RIT227 Office Administration 3 credits / Is a course which represents a dynamic new approach to managing a variety of administration tasks within the office environment. The administrative assistant is given situations demanding judgement and initiative, decision-making, organizing and planning work, and techniques in meeting deadlines. R246 Managing Your Computer 4 credits / (retired and restructured into IT248 and IT249) / Is a course designed to develop highly technical expertise in maintaining and optimizing system performance of the personal computer. Topics include: hardware and software installation, troubleshooting and diagnosing operating problems, understanding and supporting various operating systems and multimedia technology, protecting data, disaster recovery, and maintenance plans, among others.
Source: Plaza College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
