Computer Applications and Office Management, Associate of Science (AS): Emphasis in Office Management

Program Overview

The Computer Applications and Office Management program at this institution provides personalized technology education, offering a range of courses and formats to suit individual needs. Students develop proficiency in software productivity applications and gain a foundation in business principles, preparing them for careers in technology-related fields. The program includes core courses in Microsoft Office Suite, computer keyboarding, and business communication, along with electives in areas such as social networking, web design, and electronic commerce.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• The Computer Applications and Office Management Department (COMP) focuses on technology education, aiming to develop "technology-savvy adults" with proficiency in software productivity applications for various aspects of daily life.
• The department offers personalized programs tailored to individual needs, including introductory courses, workshops, advanced skills classes, Skills Competency Awards, Certificates of Achievement, professional certifications, and Associate in Science Degrees.
• Course formats cater to diverse lifestyles and schedules, encompassing on-campus, evening, online/distance learning, self-paced lab instruction, short courses, and credit for Work Experience.

Outline:

• Department Requirements:
• ACCT 110: Introduction to Accounting (4 units)
• BUS 101: Introduction to Business (3 units)
• COMP 103: Internet Communications (1 unit)
• COMP 107: Microsoft Word (4 units)
• COMP 109: Microsoft Excel (4 units)
• COMP 111: Microsoft Access (4 units)
• COMP 112: Microsoft Powerpoint (4 units)
• COMP 151AB: Beginning Computer Keyboarding (3 units)
• COMP 161C: Business Career Success (3 units)
• COMP 171: Business English (3 units)
• Alternatively, COMP 271: Business Communications
• Two courses from the following (6 units):
• COMM 161: Communication in Organizations
• COMM 162: Mediated Communication in Organizations
• MGMT 101: Introduction to Management
• MGMT 102: Leadership in Organizations
• Three courses from the following (2.5-9 units):
• ACCT 160: Accounting with Quickbooks
• COMP 139: Social Networking for Business
• COMP 144B: Google World
• MAT 103: Introduction to Multimedia
• MAT 154: Web Design II: Integration
• MKT/CIS 220: Introduction to Electronic Commerce