41 courses with the subject OMT, 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.
Students will learn how to key on a computer keyboard using the correct touch-keyboarding techniques. Students will learn correct fingering of the alphabetic and numeric keys and will learn the meanings and correct usage of the symbol keys. This course
Continues development of correct alphanumeric keyboarding techniques for the student successfully completing Keyboarding I. Students develop speed and accuracy, learn to center vertically and horizontally, format and produce personal business letters,
Gives the word processor or correspondence secretary the skills needed to solve language problems related to word processing and to improve proofreading. It covers rules of punctuation and spelling and provides exercises in proofreading, editing and typin
A thorough review of the rules and techniques used by a good proofreader. Using standard proofreader's marks and completing realistic practice exercises, students find and correct errors in simple keyboarding, grammar, sentence structure and content. L
Introduction to the ever-changing area of records management. Students learn the latest ARMA-compatible filing rules, computer applications of the rules, managing records using paper and database systems and control and electronic retention of records.
This course is designed to improve keyboarding speed and accuracy . No minimum speed is required to take the course. Students start at any level of ability and progress through teacher-directed activities. Prerequisite: Touch keyboarding skills.
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of electronic records management. Students will learn about electronic record history and concerns; life cycle of electronic content; ARMA filing rules; image records; safety and security; and electroni
An overview of the legal and ethical considerations affecting medical office personnel. It explores all aspects of medical employment, including laws relevant to OSHA, DBA and CDC requirements
Technology has become a part of our everyday lives. Understanding how to use computers and the Internet for business is critical today. This course prepares you to become more effective with technology in the three key areas: fundamentals of computers and
Students will learn to how to use Windows to run programs, configure their systems and manage files. Lecture one hour per week.
An introduction to basic electronic calculating and word processing, writing a resume and cover letter, preparing for an interview, making and receiving telephone calls and accepting and keeping a job. It also develops personal and interpersonal skills.
Introduces Microsoft Office using the Microsoft Windows environment. It covers Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office Manager, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, Microsoft PowerPoint and object linking and embedding (OLE). Lecture two hours p
Introduces PowerPoint software and its special features, including how to plan and deliver a presentation and edit with graphics and clip art. Lecture one hour per week. Prerequisite: Basic computer knowledge.
A continuation of the OMT 206 for participants who wish to learn advanced capabilities of presentation software. Topics covered include customizing templates and masters; linking to files; manipulating graphics and animations; narrating presentations; cre
Introduces word-processing fundamentals using Microsoft Word for Windows software at individual computer workstations. Students apply these techniques to a variety of business documents. Lecture two hours per week. Prerequisite: Accurate keyboarding skill
computer skills using Word for Windows software at individual computer workstations and apply these techniques to a variety of business documents. Lecture two hours per week.
Students will learn the advanced features of the microsoft Word software. Emphasis given to topics including borders, clip art, drawing, word art, charts, macros, forms,templates, sorting, selecting, outlining, document mapping, and the Internet. Lecture
Familiarizes students with the functions of the modern business office and its relationship to global business activity. It emphasizes the practical application of such activities as word processing, records management, travel and conference planning, tel
This course introduces knowledge and skills necessary for the nonclinical medical office worker to support administrative procedures in a medical environment. Through computer simulated assignments, students apply critical thinking skills to familiarize
This course covers how to prepare and format Excel worksheets; math order; inserting formulas; fundamental formatting; enhancing a worksheet; moving data within and between workbooks, maintaining workbooks; creating charts and inserting formulas; and disc
This course introduces Microsoft Access software, a database program which can be used to collect, manage, and display information. Students learn procedures to structure and maintain a database by working with various database objects such as a table, qu
This course is a continuation of OMT 218 Microsoft Access I for students who wish to learn intricate capabilities of the Microsoft Access program. Students will learn advanced features of Microsoft Access such as working with multiple forms, creating deta
n this course students will learn voice recognition software. They will convert analog sound to text, train and calibrate voice recognition software to dictate into MS Word.
Excel's advanced features will include: adding visual interest to workbooks; advanced formatting techniques; advanced functions and formulas; tables and data features, summarizing and consolidating data, using data analysis, protecting and sharing workboo
In this Google Applications course, students will learn different Google features, including: Gmail, electronic calendar management, word processing, spreadsheets and presentation software. Importing and exporting MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint with Googl
Offers the office professional specific guidance toward polishing memo, letter, report and proposal writing skills. It emphasizes interpersonal relations, collecting information, solving problems and making independent decisions. Lecture three hours per w
In this course students will study how social networks formed and how to use them for business. The students will work with social networking applications to learn how to grow and expand their potential client base, how to follow others, and networking
This course is a capstone for the Office Management Technology degree. Students will integrate documents using the Microsoft Office Suite and use critical thinking skills to solve document and office-related issues. Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, Acc
This course is designed to provide students with workplace skills necessary to identify their personal and professional needs. The course focuses on successful strategies for finding and keeping a job and knowing when to make career changes. Emphasis w
Course covers different current topics in Office Management Technology. Content and format will vary depending on the topic being covered. Specific course topic and hours will be indicated in the Course Schedule. Variable credit, lecture one to five hou
This course is a continuation of OMT 206 , PowerPoint I. Students will develop skills to plan and deliver presentations using advanced commands of Microsoft PowerPoint software. Course skills include customizing designs, templates, and slide masters; ins
Course covers different current topics in Office Management Technology. Content and format will vary depending on the topic being covered. Specific course topic and hours will be indicated in the Course Schedule. Variable credit, lecture one to five hours
Introduces word-processing fundamentals using Microsoft Word for Windows software at individual computer workstations. Students apply these techniques to a variety of business documents. Lecture two hours per week. Prerequisite: Accurate keyboarding skill
Course covers different current topics in Office Management Technology. Content and format will vary depending on the topic being covered. Specific course topic and hours will be indicated in the Course Schedule. Variable credit, lecture one to five hours
Course covers different current topics in Office Management Technology. Content and format will vary depending on the topic being covered. Specific course topic and hours will be indicated in the Course Schedule. Variable credit, lecture one to five hours
In this course students will learn voice recognition software. They will convert analog sound to text, train and calibrate voice recognition software to dictate into MS Word.
In this course students will study how social networks formed and how to use them for business. The students will work with social networking applications to learn how to grow and expand their potential client base, how to follow others, and networking
In this Google Applications course, students will learn different Google features, including: Gmail, electronic calendar management, word processing, spreadsheets and presentation software. Importing and exporting MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint with Google
This course introduces knowledge and skills necessary for the nonclinical medical office worker to support administrative procedures in a medical environment. Through computer simulated assignments, students apply critical thinking skills to familiarize
Source: Brunswick Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
