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D O Ñ A A N A C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E 32 RETAIL MARKETING AND MERCHANDISING EMPHASIS OEBU 126 Retail Management (3) OEBU 132 Principles of Selling (3) OEBU 136 Fund. of Buying & Merch. (3) OEBU 138 Advertising (3) OEBU 205 Customer Svc. Practices/Tech. (3) OEBU 239 Visual Marketing Techniques (3) Certificate (24 credits) Core Requirements 6 credits BOT 105 Business English I (3) 3 – 4 OR ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition (4) OR OR OR OR BOT 106 Business Mathematics 3 MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra Related Requirements 3 credits OECS 105 Intro. to Microcomputer Tech. 3 C S 110G Computer Literacy Technical Requirements 15 credits OEBU 110 Introduction to Business 3 BUSA 111 Business in a Global Society OEBU 140 Principles of Supervision I 3 MGT 201G Introduction to Management Choose courses totaling 9 credits from one or more 9 of the emphases listed for the associate degree Business Office Technology Associate of Business Office Technology Degree • Accounting Assistant Option • Administrative Assistant Option • Legal Office Assistant Option • Medical Office Assistant Option Certificate of Completion • Bilingual Office Specialist Option • General Office Assistant Option 527-7579 Because today’s business world is constantly being transformed by new information processing technologies, employment opportunities in office careers are on the rise. The smooth functioning of today’s automated office depends on the support of well-trained administrative, accounting, legal office and medical office assistants. If you find satisfaction in working as a team member, are well organized, and enjoy meeting and helping new people, Business Office Technology could be the right program for you. This program has some significant advantages: it not only allows you to specialize in an area of interest to you, but it also provides a fast track to an entry-level position. Students may obtain a general office assistant certificate of completion in as little as one year and then begin earning money while studying for their associate degree. By studying a second year toward the associate degree in Business Office Technology, you can prepare for a more challenging position as either a general administrative assistant, accounting assistant, legal office assistant, or medical office assistant. You will learn to use state-of-the-art microcomputers, become familiar with various upto-date software applications, and become proficient in a specific area of study. Because our region values bilingual (Spanish/English) skills in the workplace, students already possessing ability in Spanish have the opportunity to enroll in two courses to further enhance their Spanish communication skills. These courses are part of the Bilingual Office Specialist Certificate. The work settings where program graduates find employment are as varied as the organizations themselves. They include educational institutions; federal, state, and local government offices; medical facilities; legal firms; financial institutions; corporate settings; and small and large businesses. Not only are the work settings varied, but so are the positions within each organization. Employment opportunities for administrative assistants, accounting assistants, legal office or medical office assistants continue to grow 10 to 20 percent in a variety of industries and businesses. Current salary ranges can be found in the Occupational Outlook Handbook at the U.S. Department of Labor web site: http://www.bls.gov. Associate Degree (67–69 credits) NOTE: Courses appearing in italics may be applied toward a bachelor’s degree at New Mexico State University. OR OR OR OR OR OR OR Core Requirements 16 credits BOT 106 Business Mathematics 3 COMM 253G Public Speaking 3 COMM 265G Principles of Human Communication ECON 251G Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECON 252G Principles of Microeconomics BOT approved elective ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition 4 OEBU 240 Human Relations 3 PSY 201G Introduction to Psychology SOC 101G Introductory Sociology Related Requirements 30–32 credits BOT 102 Keyboarding–Document Formatting 3 BOT 105 Business English I 3 NOTE: Business English placement test will determine whether BOT 105 is required before taking BOT 109. BOT 109 Business English II 3 BOT 110 Records Management 3 BOT 120 Accounting Procedures I 3 BOT 209 Business & Technical Communications 3 BOT 211 Information Processing I 3 BOT 221/222 Cooperative Experience I/II 1–3 NOTE: BOT 221/222 is restricted to majors. A maximum of 6 credits of BOT 221 and 222 may be applied toward a degree. OEBU 140 Principles of Supervision 3 OEBU 110 Introduction to Business OEBU elective OEBU 201 Work Readiness and Preparation 2 OECS 215 Spreadsheet Applications 3
Technical Requirements 21 credits Choose one of the following four options: 21 ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT OPTION BOT 121 Accounting Procedures II (3) BOT 140 Payroll Accounting (3) BOT 203 Office Equip. & Procedures I (3) OR BOT 250 Electronic Office Systems BOT 205 Microcomputer Accounting I (3) BOT 206 Microcomputer Accounting II (3) BOT 244 Tax Preparation (3) OEBU 231 Legal Issues in Business (3) ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT OPTION BOT 202 Keyboarding—Document Production (3) BOT 203 Office Equipment & Procedures I (3) BOT 207 Machine Transcription (3) BOT 217 PowerPoint Presentations (3) OR BOT approved elective BOT 218 Information Processing II (3) BOT 250 Electronic Office Systems (3) BOT 270 BOT Capstone (3) LEGAL OFFICE ASSISTANT OPTION BOT 202 Keyboarding–Doc. Production (3) BOT 203 Office Equip. & Procedures I (3) BOT 207 Machine Transcription I (3) BOT 218 Information Processing II (3) BOT 270 BOT Capstone (3) PL S 160 Legal System for the Paralegal (3) PL S approved elective (3) MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT OPTION BOT 158 Advanced Medical Terminology (3) BOT 202 Keyboarding—Doc. Production (3) BOT 208 Medical Office Procedures (3) BOT 218 Information Processing II (3) BOT 223 Medical Transcription (3) BOT 228 Medical Insurance Billing (3) OEHO 120 Medical Terminology (3) Program Content: Certificate (36 credits) Two certificate options are available. The General Business Office Technology option prepares students for receptionist, clerk-typist, or other entry-level positions. The Bilingual Office Specialist option qualifies students for positions requiring Spanish-English language proficiency. Coursework for the certificate is applicable toward the associate degree. OR OR Technical Requirements 36 credits BOT 101 Keyboarding Basics 3 BOT 135 Keyboarding Technique Review BOT approved elective BOT 102 Keyboarding—Document Formatting 3 BOT 105 Business English I 3 BOT 106 Business Mathematics 3 BOT 109 Business English II 3 BOT 110 Records Management 3 BOT 120 Accounting Procedures I 3 BOT 211 Information Processing I 3 OR OR OEBU 140 Principles of Supervision 3 OEBU 110 Introduction to Business OEBU approved elective Choose one of the following two options: 9 BILINGUAL OFFICE SPECIALIST OPTION BOT 170 Office Communication in Spanish I (3) BOT 171 Office Communication in Spanish II (3) BOT 221 Cooperative Experience I (1) OR BOT 255 Special Topics: Career Exploration OEBU 201 Work Readiness & Preparation (2) GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT OPTION BOT 203 Office Equipment & Procedures I (3) OR BOT 250 Electronic Office Systems OR OEHO 120 Medical Terminology* *NOTE: OEHO 120 should be taken only by those who plan to pursue the BOT associate degree with the option in Medical Office Assistant. BOT 221 Cooperative Experience I (1) OR BOT 255 Special Topics: Career Exploration OEBU 201 Work Readiness & Preparation (2) BOT approved elective (3) Computer Information Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree • IT Specialist • Networking Option • Programming Option 527-7668 The computer industry is continuing to rapidly expand both in our local community and around the world. Many new opportunities exist in a wide variety of work settings. These include software support, hardware repair, network security, information management, consulting, programming, and education/training. Qualified, skilled personnel are in high demand. Responding to this demand, DACC’s Computer and Information Technology Department is creating a qualified talent pool with skills in networking, information management, programming, software support, and computer hardware repair. In addition to the handson experience with the latest hardware and software, students also have the opportunity to obtain industry certifications. Training is offered in the following: • Microsoft Windows (MCSE XP Workstation*) • Managing and maintaining servers (Microsoft Windows Server 2003*) • Microsoft Office (Microsoft Office Specialist*) • Operating systems and hardware essentials (A+*) • Internet technologies (i-Net+*) • Networking (CCNA, CNA, MCSE*) • Linux operating system (Linux+*) • Programming * Courses follow industry certification guidelines, including those set forth by Microsoft®, CompTIA®, Novell®, and Cisco®. 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 C A TA L O G 33
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