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COMP 685Computer Keyboarding, Beginning

COMP 685Keyboarding is a basic skill that is mandatory for most industries. Our keyboarding class teaches the alpha/numeric keyboard with emphasis on correct technique, speed, and accuracy. Topics include speed and accuracy, using home keys alpha keys, punctuation, and number keys. Textbook Required.

BMGR 415Written Communication – Business

BMGR 415Provides extensive hands-on experience with all types of written business communications including letters, resumes, cover letters, memos, and reports.

OTEC 100Office Essentials

OTEC 100A course that prepares students for an entry-level position in an office. Includes units on the office environment, becoming a professional, work ethics, and several elements of customer service. Textbook Required.

OTEC 105Microsoft Outlook Fundamentals

OTEC 105This course introduces students to Microsoft Outlook. Students will learn how to organize and manage emails, schedule appointments, create and manage task and contact records, and customize Outlook.

OTEC 110Business Math for Office Technology

OTEC 110Provides coverage of personal and business-related mathematics as well as reviewing the basic operations of arithmetic.

OPTION 1

OTEC 216:

Windows and Word for Business

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OTEC 217:

Excel for Business

OPTION 2

OTEC 215:

Computer Concepts and Applications I-BEST

OPTION 1

OTEC 216:

Recommended Preparation: Basic keyboarding skills This course introduces students to fundamental workforce skills necessary to succeed in an office environment: Windows operating system and Microsoft Word. This is the first of three courses (OTEC 216, 217, 218) and prepares students for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification.

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OTEC 217:

Advisory: Completion of OTEC 216 Windows and Word for Business.
This is the second course in a series of three courses (OTEC 216, 217, 218) that serves as a foundation for working in the office environment and focuses on the entry level skills students need to succeed in the workforce. Part II introduces students to fundamental workforce skills in Microsoft Excel. The course series will also help prepare students for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) and IC3 Digital Literacy certifications.

OPTION 2

OTEC 215:

This course introduces fundamental workforce skills in computers and information processing, hardware, system software; networks, security, and privacy; troubleshooting and maintenance; application software; the Internet, digital ethics and awareness, cloud computing, Windows, Microsoft Word and Excel. It also prepares students for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) and IC3 Digital Literacy certifications.

COMP 510Computer Keyboarding, Mastery I

COMP 510 Prerequisite(s): The student must be able to key 35 net words per minute (nwpm) timed writing or have completed COMP 685 Computer Keyboarding – Beginning with a pass grade.
The first of two keyboarding courses designed to increase keying speed and accuracy to employment levels of 50+ nwpm.

COMP 511Computer Keyboarding, Mastery II

COMP 511 Prerequisite(s): The student must have completed COMP 510 Computer Keyboarding – Mastery I with a pass grade.
The second of two keyboarding courses designed to increase and maintain keying speed and accuracy to employment levels of 50+ net words per minute (nwpm).

OTEC 218Databases and Presentations for Business

OTEC 218 Prerequisite(s): OTEC 211 Computer Concepts and Applications II or OTEC 215 Computer Concepts and Applications IBEST or OTEC 216 Windows and Word for Business and OTEC 217 Excel for Business.
This is the third course in a series of three courses (OTEC 216, OTEC 217, and OTEC 218) that serves as a foundation for working in the office environment and focuses on the entry level skills students need to succeed in the workforce. Part III introduces students to fundamental workforce skills in using a database and presentations. The course series also helps prepare students for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) and IC3 Digital Literacy certifications.

OTEC 225MS Office Integrated Projects

OTEC 225 Prerequisite(s): OTEC 211 Computer Concepts and Applications II, and OTEC 212 Computer Concepts and Applications III or OTEC 215 Computer Concepts and Applications IBEST or OTEC 216 Windows and Word for Business, OTEC 217 Excel for Business and OTEC 218 Databases and Presentations for Business.
This course is designed to apply knowledge and skills gained from Computer Concepts and Applications II and III to the business environment by giving students the opportunity to work in real world simulations. This is the capstone course for those students completing the Administrative Professional certificate program.

ELECTIVE COURSES (must choose one)

ELECTIVE

WFPR 100 Career Skills and Resource Lab

WFPR 101 Virtual Career Skills and Resource Lab

WFPR 100 Free, flexible scheduling to complete and receive help on homework and training on computer, industry related and employability skills.

WFPR 101 Lab designed for online students to have access to seminars, assistance, and resources related to Career Technical Education and/or employment skills.

OPTIONAL ELECTIVE

OTEC 301

Digital Literacy Preparation

OTEC 301One of four courses that prepares learners for the IC3 Digital Literacy Certification exam. This course not only validates a learners’ ability to do more than simply consume technology, it enables them to comprehend the possibilities and form the foundational set of skills necessary to support our modern digital economy. This course covers Level 1 certification: foundational understanding of computer hardware, software, operating systems, peripherals, and troubleshooting.