Business Office Technology

One hour lecture. Introduction to the Bachelor of Applied Science emphasizing the significance of merging applied and technical coursework from students' prior Associate of Applied Science degrees with upper-level coursework from the university. It provides a foundation for students to integrate theory-based education with practical and professional skills.

Three hours lecture. Explores the fundamental technical documentation, interpersonal skills, and collaborative strategies necessary for effective workplace interactions at the supervisory, middle management, and executive levels. The course centers on refining professional interaction competencies for adult learners in the workforce.

Three hours lecture. Tailored to empower adult learners currently active in the workforce, and students with proficiency in technical fields by equipping them with practical expertise to elevate their leadership capabilities.

A survey of the components, functions, and processes of Information Systems as they relate to managing modern organizations for increased efficiency and competitiveness.

Management principles for all organizations including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling.

Development of efficient programs for managing human resources. Emphasizes equal employment opportunity, performance evaluation, selection, placement, education, training, safety, and health.

Principles and practices of effective administrative management and procedures. Planning/directing workplace activities, systems and technology; selecting/training employees; developing professional leadership and communication skills.

Advanced database management and spreadsheet theory and practice as it applies to contemporary business applications. Provides hands-on experience with spreadsheet and database management software.

Concepts, skills, tools, and techniques involved in information technology project management as it applies in today's contemporary business environment.

Three hours lecture. This course will examine the principles of computer hardware, software, and operating systems, including installations, diagnostics, and troubleshooting techniques. It will also provide an overview of the framework of computer network, including network models, protocols, devices, and risk issues associated with network management

Three hours lecture. Strategies in supporting the users of data networking systems and exploration of the associated networking hardware and software that are appropriate for the office environment.

Two hours lecture. Designed for students in their final semester of the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS). The course focuses on equipping students with essential skills and knowledge for successful professional transition and advancement in applied fields.