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Nov 07, 2024
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Spring 2019 Official General Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Office Administration: A.A.S.
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Associate in Applied Science
CIP CODE: 52.0204
Students in this program concentrate their studies in areas such as computer applications, information processing, business communications, and office management. Graduates are prepared to handle the basic operations and administrative duties of the integrated electronic office. By careful selection of electives, students may be exposed to specific office environments, such as medical or legal offices.
Students interested in obtaining skills or knowledge in a particular field without committing to a full-time degree program may earn a certificate of achievement by completing three to five required courses in areas such as computer applications, business communications, or office management. Interested students should contact the Business Information Technology chairperson for more information.
SEQUENCE OF COURSES: This model is a two-year course schedule for students meeting all program requirements and deciding to pursue full-time study. Schedules will be redesigned for those requiring preparatory courses or those deciding to pursue part-time study.
Learning Outcomes:
- Effective Business Communication:
- Graduates of BIT programs will demonstrate the ability to exchange ideas through correct and persuasive written statements, oral presentations, active listening, and the use of communication technologies.
- Collaboration:
- Graduates of BIT programs will demonstrate the ability to apply the following skills in a project environment: teamwork, time management, creative problem solving, conflict resolution, diversity awareness, customer service, and community engagement.
- Information Literacy/Core Technology:
- Graduates of BIT programs will demonstrate core competency in information literacy and information technology including file management, word processing, spreadsheets, databases, presentation software, Web tools, information access, evaluation, and application.
- Discipline Specific Skills:
- Graduates of BIT programs will demonstrate appropriate mastery of discipline specific skills in one of the following areas: office administration, office technology, desktop publishing, or Website development and maintenance.
Program supervised by:
Mark Ryan, Chairperson
Office: Business Building, Room 106
Telephone: 607 778-5132
E-mail: ryanmp@sunybroome.edu
See also: Business Information Management
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Fall Semester 18 Credits
- BIT Elective (BIT 208 recommended) Credits: 1
- Social Science Elective Credits: 3
Spring Semester 18 Credits
- Lab Science Elective Credits: 3
- Liberal Arts Elective (SPK 110 recommended) Credits: 3
Fall Semester 13 Credits
- BIT or BUS Elective (BUS 108 recommended) Credits: 3
Spring Semester 17 Credits
- BIT Elective Credits: 3
- Social Science Elective2 Credits: 3
- MAT/SCI Elective Credits: 3
Notes
1Depending on Mathematics entrance testing scores, the student will take MAT 090 and/or BUS 112.
Students should check with their advisor during the scheduling process to make sure courses are taken in proper sequence and any prerequisites have been met. Some flexibility is available as to when courses must be taken, but not all courses are offered every semester.
2Advisor approved General Education Elective
W - Writing Emphasis Course |
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