Introduces basic computer concepts for a new computer user. Students receive computer instruction on word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation graphics software.

Introduces the software components of Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access.

Introduces the alphabetic, numeric, and symbol keys by touch. Focuses on wellness and ergonomic issues while developing keyboarding skills up to 35 wpm. Students can test out of this class by demonstrating proficiency on a placement test.

Continues skill building based on customized drills and exercises designed to help students improve keyboarding speed and accuracy. Students can test out of this class by demonstrating proficiency on a placement test.

Introduces web-based tools used for office productivity and workflow management. Includes personal information systems and file sharing.

Prepares students to use the features of Microsoft Word software to create a variety of documents for business or personal use. The ability to type at least 25 words per minute (wpm) is recommended.

Covers Excel worksheet and workbook concepts and functions. Introduces advanced topics such as database functions and macros.

Examines language arts skills applied to proper business writing.

Covers managing day-to-day activities to keep an office running efficiently and effectively. Discusses professional and ethical scenarios. OFTEC 108 recommended prior to enrollment or taken concurrently.

Covers the fundamentals of accounting for the office worker who will assist in accounting procedures.

Develops skills in advanced word processing features with an emphasis on critical thinking and problem solving as applied to complex word processing projects. Students develop mastery-level competencies in Microsoft Word.

Introduces principles and procedures for managing records according to the Association for Records and Information Management (ARMA), including filing methodology, records management using information systems, retrieval, and control of records. Studies privacy, ethics, and security as they relate to Records and Information Management (RIM).

Explores the principles of effective communication in business, emphasizing the human relations factor through correspondence, report writing, and an oral presentation.

Explores the roles, styles, ethics, characteristics, and responsibilities of leadership in the workplace.

Introduces students to the project management life cycle: initiation, project management process, documentation, and project close.

Helps students plan, create and manage a project or business portfolio monitoring it from inception through completion while applying MS Office programs.