Admin Office Systems

Admin Office Systems

Spring - 2009

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LINE	SEC.	CR.	INSTRUCTOR	DAY	TIME	LOC.

AOS 107 DATABASE APPLICATIONS I

Develop beginning through intermediate database skills using Microsoft Access 2007 on the personal computer. Create/edit tables, forms, reports; sort and filter data; and learn how to create relationships between tables. Taught in an online format; Internet connectivity required to submit assignments, participate in discussions, and complete quizzes. One of the following courses required: AOS 105 (CAT 130) or AOS 106 (CAT 140).


	OL2	5	Sparrowk S	ARR	ARR	ARR

This POL section is offered online. On the first day of class, log onto http://pconline.ctc.edu:8900/webct/public/home.pl. Additional online class fee =$8 per credit. Email address required at time of registration. Class meets 03/30/09 to 06/12/09.


	POL	5	Sparrowk S	ARR	ARR	ARR

AOS 110 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I

Systems approach to the study of selected roots, prefixes, and suffixes; principles of word building; study of diagnostic, operative, and symptomatic terms of body systems. Emphasis on accurate spelling and pronunciation of all medical terms. Strong component of the course is related to common medical abbreviations, selected eponyms, clinical laboratory procedures, and radiology procedures with associated terminology for each body system.


	WOL	5	WAOL	ARR	ARR

This WOL section is offered online. On the first day of class, log onto http://angel.waol.org/default.asp. Additional online class fee = $8 per credit. Email address required at time of registration. Class meets 04/02/09 to 06/10/09.

AOS 111 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II

Continued medical terminology on body systems emphasizing clinical applications. Investigation of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, advanced abbreviations and symbology, and systemic diseases and treatment modalities. Ability to read, understand, and interpret various types of medical reports and physician-generated documentation will be stressed and required. Prerequisite: AOS 110.


	WOL	3	WAOL	ARR	ARR

AOS 112 E-COMMUNICATIONS

Introduces electronic communication skills widely used in professional office settings. Students produce electronic presentations (Microsoft PowerPoint 2007), learn basic web authoring skills and concepts. (Microsoft Expression Web), and convert presentations into web format. Prerequisite: AOS 101 or MEDIA 110. Colisted with MEDIA 112.


	OL2	5	Jaramillo E	ARR	ARR


	POL	5	Jaramillo E	ARR	ARR

AOS 170 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS

Develop efective business and technical writing skills. Learn communication problem solving, appropriate communication formats, and various methods of presenting content with technology. Microsoft Word 2007 is used for creating and editing writing assignments. Prerequisites: AOS 101 (CAT 130) and AOS 135.


	AUO	5	Sparrowk S	TTh	11:00AM-12:30PM	M130

Class is WebCT enhanced, meaning the class meets in classroom but has extended instruction on the web. Additional fee = $13.25.

AOS 212 INTEGRATED PROJECTS

Capstone course in which students develop professional skills used to complete a variety of projects using current computer hardware technology and application software. Translate project design into an electronic format and accurately record and modify project schedules. Problem-based learning methods employed in realistic consultative and administrative tasks. Prerequisites: AOS 105/205, AOS 106/206, AOS 107, AOS 112. (CAT classes that are equivalent will substitute).


	AUO	5	Sparrowk S	TTh	1:00PM- 2:30PM	M130

Class is WebCT enhanced, meaning the class meets in classroom but has extended instruction on the web. Additional fee = $13.25.

AOS 213 LEGAL OFFICE PROJECTS

Develops professional skills used to complete a variety of legal projects using current computer hardware technology and application software. Students translate project instructions into an electronic format and accurately transcribe and complete legal forms. Problem-based learning methods are employed to complete realistic consultative and administrative tasks. Prerequisite: AOS 105 (CAT 130), AOS 135, and AOS 211 (minimum of 2.0 required in all prerequisite classes).


	POL	5	Mahlum R	ARR	ARR

AOS 260 INTERNSHIP

Practical application of skills learned in workplace setting of your choice. Fifty-five hours per credit. Instructor permission required.


	A	1- 4	Sparrowk S	ARR	ARR

Permission of instructor required.

AOS 285 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION I

Beginning medial transcription course designed to provide students with a working knowledge of the transcription of digitized medical reports from 10 individual case studies, each of which concerns an in-patient with a specific medical problem. Case studies taken from hospital medical records. Regional accents and background noises are included to simulate real-world dictation in a production environment. taught in online format; ability to download and play digitized reports required. Prerequisite: AOS 110 and AOS 111 (or MED 110 and MED 115).


	POL	5	Sparrowk S	ARR	ARR

AOS 286 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION II

a finishing course in medical transcription that refines beginning transcription skills by providing digitized dictation in various medical specialty areas in a hospital or medical center. A variety of specializations and report types are included each week. Foreign accents, background noise, mumbling, mistakes, repeated words are dictated to simulate real-world dictation in a production environment. Taught in an online format; ability to download and play digitized reports required. Prerequisite: AOS 285.


	POL	5	Sparrowk S	ARR	ARR