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BU 104—Human resource management A study of the sociological problems in organizations, including topics such as supervision, labor relations, motivation, delegation, communications, decisionmaking techniques, and a review of policies and legislation affecting labor/management relations. (3 semester hours) Fall BU 105—Business Communications Instruction and practice in written and oral business communication. Emphasis is placed on effectively writing specifc types of business letters. Role playing and small group evaluation techniques may be used. Techniques for fnding and applying for employment are presented. Students will have to make several oral presentations on both business and nonbusiness topics. The fundamentals of word usage and sentence structure are reviewed. NOTE: keyboarding skills are required. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring Bu 107—Business law i Studies the fundamentals of legal liability and growth of our legal institutions, the principles of law and contracts, personal property and bailments, and sales. (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring Bu 108—Business law ii Topics include commercial paper, agency and employment, partnerships, corporations, real property and the environment, estates, and bankruptcy. Prerequisite: BU 107. (3 semester hours) E/O Spring BU 113—small Business management The principles and practices governing the successful management of a small business will be studied. Material covered will be applicable to small businesses involved in manufacturing, retailing, and service. Topics include fnancing the small business, site location and facility planning, manufacturing and inventory COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG control, fnancial management, and the planning function. The psychology of entrepreneurs and their role in American business will also be discussed. (3 semester hours) Spring BU 116—quickBooks An in-depth application of the uses of the computerized accounting package QuickBooks. Students will learn to use the software to deal with all the accounting applications for a small business including invoices, receipts, payroll, bank reconciliations, tracking inventory and all year-end procedures. NOTE: Repeat of AC 222. Prerequisite/corequisite: AC 101. (3 semester hours) Spring Bu 125—medical Offce Procedures This course will provide knowledge of administrative support in today’s health care environment. Students will learn to input patient information, schedule appointment, handle billing, and produce medical offce lists and reports. NOTE: Repeat of OT 134 Prerequisite: CI 101 (3 semester hours) E/O Fall BU 126—medical Billing This course is an introduction to medical billing and the coding process. Documentation and medical necessity guidelines, claims submission, and reimbursement protocols, both electronically and via mail, and working with different payers (HMOs, Medicare) will be presented. (3 semester hours) Spring Bu 128—Advanced medical Billing This course is a continuation and expansion of Medical Billing (BU 126). It will present advanced processes and documentation procedures in the areas of medical necessity guidelines, claims submission, and reimbursement protocols. This is an intensive study of the processes involved when working with various payers in medical billing. Prerequisite: BU 126. (3 semester hours) Spring 185
COLUMBIA-GREENE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2012-2013 CATALOG Bu 129—medical Terminology An introduction to prefxes, roots, combining forms, and suffxes which are the component parts used to build medical terminology. These terms are then defned. Abbreviations, drug highlights, information on diagnostic tests and human anatomy are integrated throughout. Restricted BU Elective for AAS/ Certifcates only. Note: Repeat of AH 114. (3 semester hours) Fall BU 130—introduction to e-Commerce Students will receive an overview of the evolution of E-commerce. Topics will include terminology, business pree-commerce, current and future trends, marketing, advertising and e-tailing. A review and analysis of e-business successes and failures will be included. (3 semester hours) Fall BU 132—medical Coding This course will cover the unique aspects of medical billing known as medical coding with a concentration on CPT and ICS9 coding along with modifers that are commonly used in medical billing. (3 semester hours) E/O Spring BU 141—microsoft Word An intensive study of many of the functions of Microsoft Word for Windows. Topics include document processing, editing, formatting, tables, merge, sorting, columns, graphics, macros, table of contents, and templates. NOTE: This is not a beginning course; basic knowledge of computers is required. NOTE: Repeat of OT 121. Prerequisite: CI 101 or equivalent (competency in keyboarding) is required. (3 semester hours) Fall Bu 145—Administrative Offce management This course studies the principles of administrative offce management, the offce environment, managing offce employees, offce systems, and offce 186 functions. NOTE: Repeat of OT 206. Prerequisite: CI 101 or CI 105. (3 semester hours) E/O Spring BU 150—financial Planning This course will emphasize managing personal fnances. Topics will include fnancial planning, tax planning, asset management, the role of open credit, consumer loans, insurance, managing investments, and estate planning. (3 semester hours) Fall BU 203—international Business The challenges, problems and opportunities facing American frms in conducting business in world markets will be examined. Students will become familiar with the basic concepts and practices of international business. This will include a review of the social, cultural, political, economic and legal aspects of international business. Prerequisite: BU 103 (3 semester hours) Spring BU 211—supervised Business experience On-the-job experience in various phases of business, with emphasis on student’s major area of preparation. Students will maintain daily logs and prepare reports that are integrated with their employment. Students must complete 135 hours of work during the semester to earn 3 semester hours. Grading is Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U). (3 semester hours) Fall/Spring BU 214—medical transcription This course will teach the skills involved in machine transcription for a medical offce. Students will transcribe letters, memos, reports, and forms that include medical terminology. NOTE: Repeat of OT 214. Prerequisite: BU 129 and CI 101 or CI 105 or BU 141. (3 semester hours) Spring
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