25 courses with the subject OSC, 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.
The objective of this course is to develop touch keyboarding skills for all alpha- betic, punctuation, and number keys on the standard keyboard. In addition, instruction is provided for the ten-key numeric pad and in formatting personalized business letters and memorandums, and one page reports. (F)
The objective of this course is a foundation for speed and accuracy. Basic training on the following: position, touch operation, mastery of keyboard, skill-building drills, and problem typing of simple business letters and tabulations and reports. (F,W,Sp,Su)
The objective of this course is to develop a foundation for speed and accuracy. A mastery of the keyboard is emphasized.
Contains a continuation of the skill-building drills needed for mastery of the keyboard and problem typing of simple business letters and tabulations. OSC 0103 Typewriting II (Document Formatting) (OFT 0103) Credit 4 (3-2) Instruction emphasizes the development of speed and accuracy with further mastery of correct typewriting techniques. These skills and techniques are applied in tabulation, manuscript, correspondence, and business forms.
Instruction emphasizes the development of speed and accuracy with further mastery of correct typewriting techniques. These skills and techniques are applied in tabulation, manuscript, correspondence, and business forms. (F,W,Sp,Su)
Stresses further mastery of correct typewriting techniques as applied in tabulation, manuscript, correspondence, and business forms. OSC 0104 Typewriting III (Document Production) (OFT 0104) Credit 4 (3-2) Emphasis on production typing problems and speed building. Attention to the development of the student’s ability to function as an expert typist, producing mailable copies. The production units are tabulation, manuscript, correspon- dence, and business forms. 154
Emphasis on production typing problems and speed building. Attention to the development of the student’s ability to function as an expert typist, producing mailable copies. The production units are tabulation, manuscript, correspon- dence, and business forms. (F,W,Sp,Su)
Emphasis is placed on production typing problems and speed building. Attention is focused on the student’s ability to produce mailable copies.
Emphasis is placed on the student’s ability to function as an expert typist with tabulation, manuscript, correspondence, and business forms. OSC 0106 Machine Transcription (OFT 0106) Credit 4 (3-2) An introduction to machine transcription. In addition to building transcription skill on the transcribing machine, emphasis will be placed on developing skills in grammar, spelling, and letter techniques. The Gregg Reference Manual is used. OSC 0112 Records Management (OFT 0112) Credit 3 (3-0) An introduction to the record systems used in business with emphasis on the management and control of those systems. Filing methods will also be studied. OSC 0114 Administrative Office Procedures (OFT 0114) Credit 4 (3-2) Designed to acquaint the student with the responsibilities encountered by a secretary during the work day. These include the following: receptionist duties, handling the mail, telephone techniques, travel information, telegrams, office records, purchasing of supplies, office organization, interviewing for a job, groom- ing and office etiquette. OSC 0122 Applied Secretarial Communications (OFT 0122) Credit 3 (3-0) Applied Secretarial Communication will stress the secrets and practical approach to writing clear, concise, well-organized letters, memos and other business corre- spondence. Special emphasis will be on composing letters, on editing and proof- reading business documents and on developing more competence in spelling and punctuation with business correspondence.
An introduction to machine transcription. In addition to building transcription skill on the transcribing machine, emphasis will be placed on developing skills in grammar, spelling, and letter techniques. The Gregg Reference Manual is used. (Sp) 224
An introduction to the record systems used in business with emphasis on the management and control of those systems. Filing methods will also be studied. (F)
Designed to acquaint the student with the responsibilities encountered by a secretary during the work day. These include the following: receptionist duties, handling the mail, telephone techniques, travel information, telegrams, office records, purchasing of supplies, office organization, interviewing for a job, groom- ing and office etiquette. (F)
Applied Secretarial Communication will stress the secrets and practical approach to writing clear, concise, well-organized letters, memos and other business corre- spondence. Special emphasis will be on composing letters, on editing and proof- reading business documents and on developing more competence in spelling and punctuation with business correspondence. (W)
A course designed to teach computer concepts as they relate to the modern office. Many concepts will be taught through the operation of the editing typewriter with special emphasis on standardized procedures, document coding, production measurement, logging, and form letter production. (W)
WordPerfect is a word processing software package. Word processing is the preparation and production of documents using automated equipment; it allows the student to create, edit, and print documents in the most efficient method available.
The advanced course of WordPerfect enforces the basic principles taught in the beginning WordPerfect class and presents more advanced segments; e.g., sorting of data; mathematical operations; creating and using columns; style sheets; out- lines; footnotes and endnotes; tables; equation editor; table of contents, indexes and lists; and desktop publishing features. (On Request)
A beginning course in the theory and practice of reading and writing shorthand. Emphasis on phonetics, penmanship, word families, brief forms, and phrases. (F)
Continued study of theory with greater emphasis on dictation and elementary transcription. (W)
Theory and speed building. Introduction to office style dictation. Emphasis on development of speed in dictation and accuracy in transcription. (Sp)
A course designed to develop the accuracy, speed and/or vocabulary to meet the machine transcription requirements of business and professional offices in the community. (W) 225
This course is designed to offer training for the advanced transcription student. A selection from a variety of specialized areas will be available. The student will choose to work in one area — medical, legal, or a concentration in travel, education, television, public relations, automobile and insurance settings. (Sp)
Designed to familiarize students with seven basic medical reports, an appropriate format for transcribing the reports, and specialized rules of grammar and punc- tuation peculiar to dictated medical records.
A study of how to complete a variety of medical and dental insurance forms through hands-on experience. The latest information on electronic claims pro- cessing and coding is included. (Sp)
A course in understanding legal terminology, developing transcription skills, and following legal procedures in order to produce legal documents.
An introduction to typing medical forms and machine transcription. Designed to help the Medical Assistant develop accuracy and skill in spelling, punctuation, transcribing, and typing medical histories and forms. Skills will be taught on the electronic typewriter, as well as by computer. Upon completion of this course, students will have developed the accuracy, speed, and vocabulary that will enable them to meet the transcription requirements of professional health care agencies. (Sp)
Source: Stanly Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
