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Undergraduate Bulletin of Information 2001-2002COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONIntroduction to the methods and techniques ofprogramming: preparation, coding, andprocessing of programs using business-orientedlanguages.ADMI 4038. COMPUTER PROGRAMMINGUSING A SCIENTIFIC LANGUAGE. Threecredit hours. Three hours of lecture per week.Prerequisite: ADMI 3007 or MATH 3010 orCOMP 3010.Introduction to the methods and techniques ofprogramming: preparation, coding andprocessing of programs using scientific-orientedlanguage.ADMI 4039. RESEARCH METHODS INBUSINESS. Three credit hours. Three hours oflecture per week. Prerequisites: STAT 3002 andMATH 3049.Fundamentals of research methods and design;application of research techniques in the solutionof business and related problems.ADMI 4040. BUSINESS DOCUMENTS. Threecredit hours. Three hours of lecture per week.Prerequisite: SPAN 3102.The study and use of language in oral and writtencommunication. Application of the principles oflogic and psychology in the editing ofcommercial and official documents commonlyused in business. Use of principles of editing inletters of reference, claims, and collections.Analysis of publicity as a mass communicationmedia and its effective use in the business world.ADMI 4057. SEMINAR. Three credit hours.Three hours of lecture per week. Prerequisites:STAT 3002 and twelve credits in option areas.An advanced and integrated course for businessstudents. Philosophies, practices, andinvestigation of current problems in the field.Every student is required to submit an originaldissertation on a subject or a current problem forthe business manager, in partial fulfillment of thecourse requirements.ADMI 4058. COMPARISON OFADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS AMONGENTERPRISES IN PUERTO RICO ANDOTHER COUNTRIES. Three credit hours.Fifteen hours of conference and a minimum ofeighteen hours of visits to enterprises in PuertoRico and a trip of at least twelve days to theselected countries. Prerequisite: consent of theDean of Business Administration.Comparative analysis of administrative andindustrial practices among different enterprisesin Puerto Rico and the other countries.Managerial functions, processes, andorganizational structures of enterprises will behighlighted. Includes conferences; and planttours of enterprises.ADMI 4695. FINANCIAL AND ECONOMICSTRUCTURES. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture per week. Prerequisite: ECON3022.Basic financial and economic structures ofPuerto Rico and the U.S., with special emphasison primary and secondary data sources used inbusiness research.ADMI 4995. SPECIAL PROBLEMS. One tothree credit hours per semester. Prerequisite:Consent of the Dean of the Faculty.Individual studies, investigations, or specialproblems in any of the various aspects ofBusiness Administration. Problems or topicswill be assigned according to the interests andneed of individual students. Work will becarried out under the supervision of a facultymember.ADMI 4996. SMALL BUSINESS ADVISING.One to three credit hours. Two to six hours ofconsultation and advising per week toparticipating enterprises. Prerequisite: Consentof the Dean of the Faculty.Students will be assigned to small businessadministration cases, Junior Achievement minicompanies,and other appropriate organizations todevelop perspective and analytical insight aboutoperations, decision-making processes, andinterpersonal, group and intergroup relations.Supervision will be in charge of a Faculty member.ADMI 4997. BUSINESS PRACTICE FORCOOP STUDENTS. Three to six credit hours. Amaximum of three work periods will bepermitted. Prerequisite: Consent of the Dean ofthe Faculty.Supervised work experience in a governmentagency, private enterprise or foundation, in244
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Undergraduate Bulletin of Information 2001-2002accordance with the student’s academicbackground and the requirements of the work.Office AdministrationOFMA 3005. ABBREVIATED WRITINGSYSTEM IN SPANISH. Four credit hours.Four hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite:SPAN 3102Principles of the abbreviated writing system inSpanish. Use of a fast and legible abbreviatedreading and writing system at a reasonable speedrate. Review of essential rules for the abbreviatedwriting system: grammar, punctuation, spelling,and word division.OFMA 3007. ABBREVIATED WRITINGSYSTEM IN ENGLISH. Four credit hours.Four hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite:ENGL 3102 or ENGL 3104.Principles of the abbreviated writing system inEnglish. Development of a fast and legibleabbreviated reading and writing system at areasonable speed rate. Review of essential rulesor the abbreviated: grammar, punctuation,spelling and word division.OFMA 3009. RECORDS MANAGEMENT.Three credit hours. Three hours of lecture perweek.Introduction to records management system.Emphasis on the complete process of recordsmanagement: creation, distribution, use,maintenance, and disposition. Filing operationsand retrieval of documents using manual,mechanical, and automated systems.OFMA 3016. ELEMENTARYTYPEWRITING. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture with practice per week.Prerequisite: Student of Office Administrationor Consent of the Chairperson of the Institute.Introduction to the touch method of typewriting.Demonstration of the mastering of basictechniques. Development of the basic skills ofspeed and accuracy at an acceptable level ofperformance. Writing of simple officedocuments.OFMA 3017. INTERMEDIATETYPEWRITING. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture with practice per week.Prerequisite: OFMA 3016.Improvement of basic techniques and knowledgepreviously acquired. Further development andapplication of skills in the production of officedocuments at an acceptable level of performance.OFMA 3025. ELEMENTARY SPANISHSHORTHAND. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture per week. Co-requisite: SPAN3101.Principles of Gregg Shorthand System asadapted to the Spanish language. Developmentof shorthand reading and writing skills at anacceptable speed rate. Review of essential rulesfor the shorthand transcription process: grammar,punctuation, spelling, and word division.OFMA 3026. INTERMEDIATE SPANISHSHORTHAND. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture per week. Prerequisite: OFMA3025 and SPAN 3101.Improvement of skills acquired in OFMA 3025.Learning and development of shorthandprinciples and skills will be continued.OFMA 3027. ELEMENTARY ENGLISHSHORTHAND. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture per week. Co-requisite: ENGL3101.Principles of Gregg Shorthand System as adaptedto the English language. Development of shorthandreading and writing skills at an acceptable speedrate. Review of essential rules for the shorthandtranscription process: grammar, punctuation,spelling, and word division.OFMA 3028. INTERMEDIATE ENGLISHSHORTHAND. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture per week. Prerequisites: OFMA3027 and ENGL 3101.Improvement of skills acquired in OFMA 3027.Learning and development of shorthandprinciples and skills will be continued.OFMA 4005. ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTPRODUCTION. Three credit hours. Threehours of lecture with practice per week.Prerequisite: OFMA 3017.245
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