Computer Office Support Specialist

 

Course No	Course Description	Semester* Cr. Hrs	Clock   Hrs	FD*   Wks	RD* Wks
5000	Office Support Staff	15	450	23	38
5100	Office Support Staff Specialist	25	750	38	63
5900	Advanced Office Support Staff Specialist	33	990	46	83

• 5000 - Office Support :

15 Semester Credit Hrs / 450 Clock Hrs
Full Time ( 4-hour per day 5 days per week = 23 weeks )
Part Time (4-hour per day 3 days per week = 38 weeks )

Prerequisite: None

 
DESCRIPTION : This course has been designed so that the graduates will learn the job functions
that is common to most offices and how specific skills are applied to accomplish tasks and procedures in the modern high technology office environments.

OBJECTIVES: The goal is to provide the graduate with keyboarding skills , word processing skills , operational knowledge of IBM computers, the working knowledge of the most frequently used office software, and other office related skills necessary to be a successful office employee of the future.
The graduate should be able to perform many different information-processing tasks, to solve problems, and to work cooperatively with others in a team atmosphere.

CAREERS: Customer service staff, secretary, receptionist, word processor and data entry operators are some of the careers available to the graduates.

 

Course  Number	Course   Name		Semester Credit	Clock Hour
CIS100	Computer Literacy		1	30
BM101	Keyboarding	Basic	2	60
CIS102	IBM PC Operation		2	60
BUS301	Windows Operation		2	60
WP102	Word processing (IBM)	Basic	2	60
BUS201	Electronic Spreadsheet	Basic	2	60
BUS202	Presentation Software	Basic	2	60
BUS104	Internet Explorer		1	30
GED104a	Career Development	Advanced	1	30
Total			15	450

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• 5100 - Office Support Specialist:

25 Semester Credit Hrs / 750 Clock Hrs
Full Time ( 4-hour 5 days per week = 30 weeks )
Part Time (4-hour per day 3 days per week = 63 weeks)

Prerequisite: None

DESCRIPTION : This course has been designed so that the graduates will learn the job functions that is common to most offices and how specific skills are applied to accomplish tasks and procedures in the modern high technology office environments.

OBJECTIVES: The goal is to provide the graduate with keyboarding skills , word processing skills , operational knowledge of IBM and APPLE computers, the working knowledge of the most frequently used office software, and other office related skills necessary to be a successful office employee of the future.
The graduate should be able to perform many different information-processing tasks, to solve problems, and to work cooperatively with others in a team atmosphere.

CAREERS: Administrative assistant, customer service specialist, office manager, secretary, word processor and data entry operator are some of the careers available to the graduates.

 

Course  Number	Course   Name		Semester  Credit	Clock Hour
CIS100	Computer Literacy		1	30
BM101	Keyboarding	Basic	2	60
CIS102	IBM PC Operation		2	60
BUS301	Windows Operation		2	60
WP102	Word processing (IBM)	Basic	2	60
WP102a	Word processing (IBM)	Advanced	2	60
BUS201	Electronic Spreadsheet	Basic	2	60
BUS201a	Electronic Spreadsheet	Advanced	2	60
BUS104	Internet Explorer		1	30
BM101a	Keyboarding	Advanced	2	60
BUS101	Database Management	Basic	2	60
BUS101a	Database Management	Advanced	2	60
BUS202	Presentation Software	Basic	2	60
GED104a	Career Development	Advanced	1	30
Total			25	750

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• 5900 - Advanced Office Support Specialist

33 Semester Credit Hrs / 990 Clock Hrs
Full Time ( 4-hour per day 5 days per week = 42 weeks ) Part Time (4-hours per day 3 days per week = 83 Weeks)

Prerequisite: None

DESCRIPTION : Today’s office environment is rapidly changing. There is a demand for people who “ know how to get things done by making the most use of today’s technology“. This means that the “ business as usual” approach to working in an office will lead to very short careers. This course has been designed so that the graduates will learn the job functions that are common to most offices and how specific skills are applied to accomplish tasks and procedures in the modern high technology office environments.

OBJECTIVES: The goal is to provide the graduate with keyboarding skills , word processing skills , operational knowledge of IBM and APPLE computers, the working knowledge of the most frequently used office software, and other office related skills necessary to be a successful office employee of the future. The graduate should be able to perform many different information-processing tasks, to solve problems, and to work cooperatively with others in a team atmosphere.

CAREERS: Graphics Designer, Office Support Specialist, Administrative assistant, Office Manager, clerk, customer service specialist, data entry clerk, office manager, secretary, and word processor are some of the careers available to the graduates.
 

Course  Number	Course   Name		Semester  Credit	Clock Hour
CIS100	Computer Literacy		1	30
BM101	Keyboarding	Basic	2	60
CIS102	IBM PC Operation		2	60
BUS301	Windows Operation		2	60
WP102	Word processing (IBM)	Basic	2	60
WP102a	Word processing (IBM)	Advanced	2	60
BUS201	Electronic Spreadsheet	Basic	2	60
BUS201a	Electronic Spreadsheet	Advanced	2	60
BUS104	Internet Explorer		1	30
BUS202	Presentation Software	Basic	2	60
BUS202a	Presentation Software	Advanced	2	60
BM101a	Keyboarding	Advanced	2	60
BUS101	Database Management	Basic	2	60
BUS101a	Database Management	Advanced	2	60
ACC100	Accounting Principle	Basic	2	60
ACC201	Computerized Accounting	Basic	2	60
BUS500	Desktop Publishing	Basic	2	60
GED104a	Career Development	Advanced	1	30
Total			33	990