Office Administration
The Information Processing Specialist Occupational Skills Award is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge needed in roles that involve information management, data processing, and business-related tasks. The award is tailored to validate skills for organizing and processing data using computer systems and specialized software. Three select courses prepare students for data entry, document creation and formatting, file organization and retrieval, and presentation application abilities sought by employers. Successfully completed courses can be applied to other degree plans within the Office Administration program. Courses are available online or in hybrid online for
Courses
- ACNT 1303 — Introduction to Accounting I
- BMGT 1301 — Supervision
- ENGL 1301 — ♦ ENGL 1301 Composition I
- LGLA 1307 — Introduction to Law and the Legal Professions
- POFI 1349 — Spreadsheets
- POFI 2301 — Word Processing
- POFI 2340 — Advanced Word Processing
- POFL 1303 — Legal Office Procedures I
- POFL 1305 — Legal Terminology
- POFL 1340 — Legal Office Procedures II
- POFL 2301 — Legal Document Processing
- POFL 2305 — Introduction to Legal Research
- POFL 2386 — Internship - Legal Administrative Assistant/Secretary
- POFT 1166 — Practicum - General Office Occupations and Clerical Services
- POFT 1280 — Cooperative - Administrative Assistant and Secretarial
- POFT 1301 — Business English
- POFT 1309 — Administrative Office Procedures I
- POFT 1319 — Records and Information Management I
- POFT 1328 — Business Presentations
- POFT 1329 — Beginning Keyboarding
- POFT 1449 — Administrative Office Procedures II
- POFT 2303 — Speed and Accuracy Building
- POFT 2312 — Business Correspondence and Communication
- POFT 2331 — Administrative Project Solutions