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School: Lewis College of Business

COBOL
Course Format: Classroom
Learn to program from solving business problems applying COBOL structured programming methods to produce results that are accurate, reliable, and maintainable. Acquire specific skills for modifying and maintaining existing programs.
 

Microsoft Access
Course Format: Classroom
Integrate Access worksheets into Word documents. Systems are created using OLE field, hyperlink, sub forms, Excel worksheets data into the database.
 

Microsoft PowerPoint Application
Course Format: Classroom
Use a design template and style checker to create a presentation from an outline view. Create an electronic slide show using interactive OLE documents and import clipart from a live clipart gallery. Integrate Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and E-Mail.
 

Microsoft Outlook Application
Course Format: Classroom
Create personal subfolders in the calendar folder, calendars, and printing daily, weekly, and monthly events and appointments. Covers basic, intermediate and advanced concepts in Microsoft Outlook.
 

Microsoft Excel Application
Course Format: Classroom
Develop worksheets and embedded charts using mathematical formulae, formatting, charts, and web queries. Apply what- if- analysis to large worksheets, multiple worksheet and workbooks. Use financial functions, data table, amortization schedules, and hyperlinks.
 

Microsoft Word Application
Course Format: Classroom
Create, edit, format, and print documents. Use Word’s Wizards and templates to create various documents such as cover letters, resumes, and research papers.
 

CompTIA A+ Certification
Course Format: Classroom
+ certification is the industry standard validating the vendor-neutral skills expected of an entry-level computer technician. Having an A+ certification proves that you have a broad base of knowledge and competency in core hardware and operating system technologies including installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance and basic networking. (Hardware, 8 wks; Software, 7 wks.)
 

Small Business Management
Course Format: Classroom
This course presents an examination of entrepreneurship in a private enterprise structure. It examines the problems and opportunities of managing a small business. Topics covered are establishing and operating a small business, personal business factors, sources of financing, financial and administrative control, and organization of human resources. Emphasis will be placed on entrepreneurship.
 

Business Law
Course Format: Classroom
This course focuses on developing an understanding of the legal environment of business and an explanation of laws and procedures applicable to business transactions. Topics covered include federal and state court procedures, consumer protection laws, contracts, bankruptcy, personal property, bailments and insurance.
 

Retailing Management
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a study of the role of retailing in distribution, production, and service with a thorough discussion of fundamental techniques and concepts necessary for profitable operation of retail enterprises. Topics covered are buyer behavior, store location and design, and the financial aspects of retailing. Emphasis is placed on analysis and decision making.
 

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