Technical Administrative Skills Courses
Ñ TASK 115 Keyboard Applications/Ten Key
[formerly CTBU 115 Keyboard Applications/Ten Key]
3 cr. (1 lec/4 lab/wk) (F, Sp)
Applies keyboarding skills to the formatting of various kinds of business correspondence. The ten-key component develops the skill to operate the computer numeric ten-key pad by the touch method. Students will continue building speed and improving accuracy on both keyboards.
Ñ TASK 145 Records Management
[formerly CTBU 131 Records and Information Management]
3 cr. (3 lec/wk) Prerequisite: CAPP 120. (F, Sp)
Applies concepts of file storage and retrieval and ARMA basic rules for the four most commonly used filing systems: alphabetic, numeric, subject, and geographic. Emphasis is also placed on electronic file management. The student will learn the basics of database management through design, control, organization, and accuracy.
TASK 202 Machine Transcription
[formerly CTBU 113 Transcription]
3 cr. (1 lec/4 lab/wk) Prerequisites: TASK 115, CAPP 154. (F, Sp)
Develops the ability to produce business correspondence using dictation/transcription equipment.
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TASK 230 Office Career Success
[formerly CTBU 133 Office Applications]
3 cr. (3 lec/wk) (F, Sp)
Presents practical strategies to enhance job search and career management skills through the study of contemporary workplace issues including current business practices, globalization, communications, and human relations. Career-building assignments including skills and interest assessment assist students in achieving immediate and future goals.
TASK 292 Independent Study
V1-8 cr.
TASK 294 Seminar/Workshop
[formerly CTBU 292 Seminar]
V1-3 cr.
Provides students with the opportunity to intensely study a wide variety of topics pertinent to the field of Business and Information.
TASK 294 Seminar/Workshop
[formerly CTBU 293 Workshop]
V1-3 cr.
Provides students with the opportunity for experiential study in the varied areas of Business and Information.
TASK 298 Internship/Cooperative Education
[formerly CTBU 296 Cooperative Education/Internship]
V1-9 cr. (45 hours/credit)
Provides university credit for a sophomore work experience in the area of Business and Information Technology, supervised by faculty. Learning agreement must be completed prior to registration (restricted).
