Office Administration Technology AAB

Various positions are available after completion of the office administration program. The graduate is qualified to fill a broad range of office positions which require technical skills. The program includes training in the preparation of medical documents, the creation of publications using desktop publishing, the use of transcription equipment, and an extensive study of office communications skills.

Graduates are trained in the functions of Word, Access, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook software.

Class Scheduling

Office administration courses are normally offered only in the day sections. See your advisor.

Sample Schedule

First Semester

BUIS 1010 - Computer Applications
BUOA 1110 - Beginning Document Processing ¹
ENGL 1101 - Discourse and Composition (A) or ENGL 1102
BUOA 1130 - Records Management
BUMG 2100 - Management Concepts
Total Credit Hours 15-17

Second Semester

BUOA 1140 - Word Processing
ENGL 1XXX Elective - 3
BUOA 1150 - Spreadsheet Applications ²
XXXX MATH 1010 or higher or BUFI 1250 - 3-5
Total Credit Hours 15-19

Third Semester

Fourth Semester

BUAC 2030 - Introduction to Managerial Accounting Principles
BUOA 2130 - Medical Office Administration
BUOA 2140 - Microcomputer Office Integration
BUMG 2350 - Personnel Management
GEP Social Sciences (see page 56) - 3
Total Credit Hours 15

Note:

¹Students having prior credit in typing may receive “K” credit for this course.
² Additional course that satisfies a category of the GEP not already completed by other requirements of this degree program. See General Education Program .

The A.A.B. in office administration requires a minimum of 62-64 credit hours.