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2007-2008 Medical Coding & Insurance Billing
Certificate of Applied Science

Suggested Plan of Study
Medical Coding & Insurance Billing Certificate of Applied Science
Required Courses
Credits
CMP 105 Introduction to Computers and Applications 3
CODE 110 CPT-4 Procedure Coding
3
CODE 120 ICD-9 Diagnosis Coding
3
CODE 140 Computerized Medical Billing
3
CODE 150 Advanced Coding and Auditing
3
COMPT 109 Human Relations
3
ENGL 140 Business Writing
3

HLTH 101 Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology

3
HLTH 150 Health Occupations Terminology I
3
HLTH 255 Medical Law and Ethics
3
MATH 105 Algebra for College Students
4
Total credits
34

Students should check the course descriptions for required prerequisites. Math and English requirements are usually determined by performance on placement tests or transfer credits.

Fall Semester
Credits
CMP 105 3
CODE 110
3
CODE 120
3
ENGL 140
3
HLTH 150
3
CCOMT 109
3
Total
18
Spring Semester
Credits
CODE 140
3
CODE 150
3
HLTH 101
3
MATH 105 4
HLTH 255
3
Total
16

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NOTE: This is a general program overview. For specific graduation requirements, please refer to the MSU Billings College of Technology catalog and visit with an academic or faculty advisor.

 
     
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