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School: Lewis College of Business

Pharmacology
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a study of medications. Students are taught the history, origins, methods, and administration of, the most commonly prescribed drugs. They learn how to administer meds orally, rectally, sublingual, topically and by parental routes, (intradermal, intramuscular, and subcutaneous injections). Dosage calculations are also being taught and students learn how to use the PDR and other d...
 

Administrative Medical Assisting
Course Format: Classroom
This course emphasis is placed on career opportunities, earning potential, appearance, and attire, along with an introduction to professional allied health organizations devoted to the development of the medical professional. This course, also cover medical history and future ethics, and how they pertain to the different medical professionals.
 

Technical and Professional Writing
Course Format: Classroom
This course sharpens communication skills according to appropriate purposes, audiences, and messages. This course focuses on planning, writing, and revising of memos, letters, resumes, cover letters, short reports, proposals, and other business communications.
 

English
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides a comprehensive review of contemporary standard English grammar. Material covered includes parts of speech, sentence structure, vocabulary, spelling, critical thinking, and memorization techniques. Learning Center attendance is mandatory.
 

CompTIA Network+ Certification
Course Format: Classroom
Designed to prepare users for CompTIA’s Network+ certification exam, and general networking principles, covering networking hardware and software, and soft skills necessary to provide service to internal and external customers.
 

Visual Basic
Course Format: Classroom
Develop a wide variety of special-purpose windows application. Create professional looking applications using GUI (graphical user interface). Working with major projects, build and use controls, work with multiple forms using the data control and general procedures, code using Basic Language, and debug an application with drag-and- drop functions.
 

Java Programming
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces the Java programming language. Learn through coding, entering, executing and debugging programs. Emphasis is on top down design and modularization using program development techniques and designs.
 

Web Design
Course Format: Classroom
Learn the fundamentals of HTML programming: coding, adding graphics and, multimedia, using forms to control inputs in web layout, and general web layout.
 

C++ Advanced Programming
Course Format: Classroom
Programming illustrations reviewed which embody the various C Language constructs previously introduced. Solution development guidance is selected from various professional domains including business, engineering, mathematics and statistics. Test and execute program illustrations using DOS.
 

C++ Programming
Course Format: Classroom
This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of the C++ language. Problem solving is intensively used and program designed includes procedural, modular, and object-oriented techniques of programming.
 

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