Office Technology AAS Degree

Working in an office requires a wide variety of skills including project management, computer applications, organization, scheduling, communications, research, filing and electronic recordkeeping, customer service, and event planning. Many opportunities await those professionals who master technology, use their interpersonal and communication skills effectively, possess the ability to track and organize and be creative in solving problems, and show a willingness to learn, grow, and accept new challenges.

Degree Type: AAS
All required courses available online
TSI: required
Capstone course: BMGT-1309 Information and Project Mgt

Although not designed to transfer, this AAS degree program leads to an online Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) degree with participating universities. See an academic advisor for more information about the BAAS.

Plan of Study Grid
Term One		Hours
EDUC/PSYC-1300	Learning Framework	3
ACNT-1303	Introduction to Accounting I	3
ITSW-1304	Introduction to Spreadsheets	3
POFT-1429 or POFT-2401	Beginning Keyboarding or Intermediate Keyboarding	4
BMGT-1325	Office Management	3
	Hours	16
Term Two
POFI-2301	Word Processing	3
BUSG-1301 or BUSI-1301	Introduction to Business or Business Principle	3
BCIS-1305	Business Computer Applications	3
ECON-2301 or ECON-2302	Principles of Macroeconomics or Principles of Microeconomics	3
POFT-1301	Business English	3
	Hours	15
Term Three
ENGL-1301	Composition I	3
HRPO-2307	Organizational Behavior	3
BMGT-1341	Business Ethics	3
Lang, Phil, & Culture/Creative Arts		3
MATH-1332	Contemporary Mathematics (Quantitative Reasoning)	3
POFI-2340	Advanced Word Processing	3
	Hours	18
Term Four
BUSG-1304	Financial Literacy	3
POFT-2312 or BUSG-2381	Business Correspondence and Communication or Cooperative Education: Business/Commerce	3
BMGT-1309	Information and Project Mgt (Capstone)	3
POFT-1220	Job Search Skills	2
	Hours	11
	Total Hours	60