Many students struggle with English usage because they do not understand basic language principles. This basic English course focuses on aspects of the English Language that once understood, allow students to use their language skills with competence and confidence. Before embarking on this course, students are given an English Proficiency Test which determines their level of competence and pinpoints their weaknesses. The course’s content is geared toward strengthening those areas where students have consistently shown a lack of understanding.
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This Pre-College course is designed to introduce students to Microsoft Windows OS Desktop Environment using Windows 10. Students will learn how to navigate and customize the Windows 10 environment; use its features, apps and desktop applications; work with files and folders; browse the internet with Microsoft Edge; install devices; and use security features.
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This course introduces students to office practices by presenting them with general information covering the office environment, and to spark their interest in exploring ways that will make the office a better place to work. Students will develop an understanding of office practices and show an appreciation for communication within the workplace. The course includes preparation of forms to effect communication in organizations.
Faculty: Business Administration
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This course is designed to develop an awareness of the responsibilities and opportunities of the office professional in preparing for and conducting meetings, making travel arrangements, filing and retaining records for future use. Emphasis is placed on current operating functions of the office clerk and administrative assistants, their ability to coordinate travel and business events, office practices and procedures, work habits and recording of important data and information. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate the ability to effectively function in an office support role.
Faculty: Business Administration
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This course serves as an introduction to fundamental concepts and terms used in accounting. It sets the foundation for all other accounting courses. The purpose of this course is to ensure that a sound foundation is set for students as they embark on their journey through accounting. The course opens a window into the world of business and shows students how important it is to understand accounting concepts and their effectiveness in ensuring that a business operates smoothly. The course will provide real world examples at every stage that illustrate the topics, consistent with the theory
Faculty: Business Administration
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This course is a follow up to Introduction to Accounting 1. It builds on concepts taught in BST 0112. The purpose of this course is to continue preparing students as they embark on their journey through accounting. The course shows students how important it is to understand accounting concepts and their effectiveness in ensuring that a business operates smoothly. The course will provide real world examples at every stage that illustrate the topics, consistent with the theory.
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Course Description: This is a semester 1 course introducing students to important areas of Principles of Business that focus on the theoretical and practical aspects of business activities and decision-making by individuals in their role of producers or consumers. By understanding key business principles, students will improve their understanding of, the entrepreneurial and managerial skills necessary to survive and prosper in a local, regional and global dynamic business environment.
Faculty: Business Administration
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This semester 2 course continues from the first semester with introducing students to important areas of Principles of Business that focus on the theoretical and practical aspects of business activities and decision-making by individuals in their role of producers or consumers. By understanding key business principles, students will improve their understanding of, the entrepreneurial and managerial skills necessary to survive and prosper in a local, regional and global dynamic business environment
Faculty: Business Administration
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This course is an introduction to word processing using Microsoft Word. It is specifically designed for students preparing for successful business careers, who need to acquire the necessary word processing skills essential to obtaining employment in an office setting. Students will master the basic functions of Microsoft Word in order to format and produce mailable business documents. Students will be able to: create simple to moderate documents, save and retrieve documents, use Microsoft Word’s automatic text features for entering text, and access online help, make changes to an existing document using a variety of editing techniques. Apply text formatting to a document and change the appearance of a document by applying various paragraph formats and effects. Create tables, navigate and enter text in a table, and enhance its appearance through formatting and using Word’s templates and wizards, symbols, fields, Find and Replace, and proofing tools to efficiently do your work. Preview a document, apply and remove formatting that affects entire
Faculty: Business Administration
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This course is designed to familiarize students with the functional areas of the office space and how it is managed. It educates students on the roles and functions of various functional departments such as the human resource, accounts, sales, marketing and operations department of the organization. It may also provide students with the opportunity to work with and create documents that are used in the various departments. These documents serve as either an internal or external source of correspondence and may be used for record keeping.
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