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SUBJECT
DESCRIPTIONS
| 10-MC
2 |
Data
Entry |
| Storage and retrieval techniques, functions and interrelations
of display screen, keyboard, control keys and handling data
disks through realistic simulated business applications. |
| 10-MC
3 |
Operating
Systems |
| Windows XP/Vista/7 used on various IBM compatible computers. Concepts
and structures of copying disks and USB's, using disk files, directory
tree structures and printing operations. |
| 10-MC
4 |
Data
Base Concepts |
| Random access vs sequential files for data
base management. Experience in using commercial Microsoft Access software. |
| 10-MC
5 |
Literacy
in Computers |
| History of the computer industry, operating systems, hardware and
software, modern PC's and their peripheral equipment. Computers in
the work place and their diversified application and uses. |
| 10-MC
6 |
Spreadsheets |
| Concepts of Microsoft Excel software including practical
lab exercises applicable to business and accounting. |
| 10-MC
7 |
Software
Applications |
| Corel Suite & Microsoft Office software
applicable to business and accounting. Class makes extensive use of WordPerfect principles and exercises. |
| 20-B
1 |
Business
Machines |
| Develop skills in the touch operation of the calculator. Learn to solve
business math problems with machine assistance. Gaining speed
development and accuracy is an important goal in the course. |
| 20-AC
1 |
Accounting |
| Concepts and application principles of accrual accounting. The
procedures for journalizing in the general journal, posting to the
general ledger, preparing simple income and balance sheets,
concepts of specialized journals. Introduction to computer
accounting. |
| 20-AC
2 |
Accounting/Computer
Lab |
| Concepts and application of business accounting with procedures
for payroll, quarterlies, notes and interest, adjusting and closing
entries, straight line depreciation. Emphasis on practical accounting
problems and projects. Computer Lab is taken concurrently using
Integrated Accounting for Microcomputers and Quickbooks Pro
software. |
| 20-C
1 |
Communications |
| Designed to increase the ability to spell and develop vocabulary.
Emphasis on proofreading to increase depth and understanding in spelling, grammar and punctuation
accuracy. Combines these skills in relation to records
management (filing techniques), storage and control. |
| 20-C
2 |
Communications |
| Improve communication skills through the application of English fundamentals,
grammar, punctuation and sentence structure. Develop writing
skills with special attention to organization of thoughts, style and improved
format of business letters. |
| 20-M
1 |
Business
Math |
| Application of mathematical principles to practical business problems.
Includes a review of fundamentals, decimals, percentages, fractions,
interest and banking procedures. |
| 20-M
2 |
Business
Math |
| Calculate interest rates, cash and trade discounts, payroll and commissions.
Compute monthly payments and interest charges. |
| 20-OPE
1 |
Executive
Office Administration |
| Case studies of simulated office situations using reference sources and
preparing reports, assisting in meeting and conference preparation,
providing financial assistance within company operations, making travel
arrangements. Development of verbal and written communication skills,
professional attitude and demeanor. |
| 20-OPL
1 |
Legal
Office Administration |
| Ethics, judgement and confidentiality are emphasized in addition
to the concepts, applications and procedures used in a legal office
through the use of practical simulations. Students learn probate
procedures and forms, prepare litigation pleadings (papers),
presenting complaints and answers, cross complaints, stipulations
and judgments both through typewriters and with greater emphasis
using the computer lab with real world simulations and projects. Legal
vocabulary is emphasized throughout the course. |
| 20-OPM
1 |
Medical
Office Administration |
| Concepts, procedures and duties of a secretary in an allied health care
office or facility including front office management, ethics, judgment,
confidentiality, insurance billing, medical terminology, drugs and their
abbreviations and billing procedures. Organize and produce medical
letters, forms, and reports and transcribe case histories, physicals and
treatment records. First Aid and CPR certification achieved through
approved instructors set by the American Heart Association (AHA). |
| 20-S
1 |
Shorthand |
| Theory and principles. Incorporates gradual speed development
through the use of tapes in coordination with lessons and dictation
sessions by the instructor. |
| 20-S
2 |
Shorthand |
| Dictation and transcription. Extensive practice in taking dictation at
speeds of 80 to 100 wpm. Emphasis on producing mailable copy
directly from notes. |
| 20-T
1 |
Basic
Keyboarding/Typing |
| Introduction to typewriters and computers, covering the keyboard
functions of each medium. Diagnostic testing to determine areas that
need concentrated effort. Computer software utilized for beginning
typists and speed building. Produce business letters and memos. |
| 20-T
2 |
Basic
Keyboarding/Typing |
| Emphasis is placed on production typing and such topics and applications
as centering, formatting, letter parts, styles and placement,
interoffice memos, tables, reports and business forms. Development
of speed and accuracy is stressed. |
| 20-T
3 |
Basic
Keyboarding/Typing |
| Concentration on specialized typing for legal, medical or executive secretarial
correspondence, reports, forms and dictaphone transcription. |
| 20-WP
1 |
Word
Processing |
| Introduction to word processing. Procedures and applications are designed
to give the student knowledge and practical experience using the basic
features of Microsoft Word software. Creating, formatting, and printing
documents is learned as well as the ability to follow oral and written
instructions. |
| 20-WP
2 |
Word
Processing |
| Instruction in Corel WordPerfect: formatting for Header/Footer,
macros, document assembly, merging, sorting and the proper use of
advanced functions such as Spell check and the Thesaurus program.
Speed and accuracy is stressed through the use of practical exercises,
assignments, and testing. |
| 30-MA
1 |
Anatomy
and Physiology |
| Study of the anatomical and physiological
relationship of the human body as to its structure, functions
and body systems. |
| 30-MC
1 |
Clinical
Theory/Lab |
| Perform clinical procedures for physical examinations, vital signs,
height, weight, and measure. First Aid and CPR certification is
achieved through our approved instructors set by the American Heart
Association (AHA). |
| 30-MCP
1 |
Clinical
Theory/Lab/Phlebotomy |
| Hands on performance of clinical procedures for tray preparation,
autoclaving procedures, dressing applications and EKG'S. Familiarity
with controls and the performance of basic lab tests including hematology,
chemistry using the Reflotron, pregnancy and mononucleosis
testing, blood typing, urinalysis and serology. Perform injections,
venipuncture and capillary punctures. Preparation and handling of
medications and emergency treatment. First Aid and CPR certification
achieved through our approved instructors set by the American
Heart Association (AHA). |
| 30-MD
1 |
Terminology
|
| Gain an understanding of related medical terms and their correct
spelling. Study of prefixes, suffixes and root words that compose
medical terms; spelling and pronunciation of prescription drugs. |
| 30-MF
1 |
Medical
Forms |
| Application and use of codes for medical procedures from CPT and ICD
books. Prepare and complete all types of allied health insurance forms such
as Standard Forms, MediCal, Medicare, CHAMPUS, Workers' Compensation
and State Disability. |
| 30-MM
1 |
Medical
Manager |
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The Medical Manager Student Edition is designed to give students
a comprehensive understanding of a modern, computerized medical
office. The course incorporates insurance billing and coding, patient
information, office management, appointment scheduling, clinical
history and diagnosis history. Insurance billing includes HMO's, PPO's,
Medicare, Medicaid and Workman's Compensation. |
| 30-MO
1 |
Office
Administration |
| Responsibilities and duties of the medical receptionist, care of the
reception area, examination rooms and safety factors. Completing
patient records, labeling, filing & posting; scheduling appointments;
billing, collecting and posting payments, processing incoming and
outgoing mail and telephone techniques. |
| 30-MO
2 |
Office
Administration |
| Ethics, judgment, and confidentiality are stressed in dealing with patients
and the public. Procedures for ordering supplies for the office and medical
laboratory. Management of insurance forms, letters and memos, front and
back office activities for overall efficiency. |
| 30-MP
1 |
Pharmacology
|
| Understanding of medications, there adverse reactions, identification of
symptoms, trade, proprietary, generic names and categories of various
types. Chemical properties, dosage calculations and administration are
emphasized. |
| 30-MT
1 |
Terminology
|
| Gain an understanding of medical and pharmaceutical terms, symbols,
abbreviations, suffixes, prefixes; terminology relating to systems of
the body and medical practice specialties. |
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