Integration of these procedures is by machine transcription of recorded information. Students continue the study of the legal system, legal terminology, legal research, language arts, and job search skills. Students enhance decision-making skills by transcribing complex documents and completing legal projects utilizing the Internet, the library, community resources, and local legal office resources. An introduction to the principles of records and information management. Students will learn how to establish a records management program, plan the retention and disposition of records, manage active and inactive records, and plan for records safety and security.
Students learn how data can be used, analyzed, and synthesized in a business situation.
An introduction to the statistical concepts of organizing and interpreting business data. A study of accounting for corporate organizations, investments and long-term borrowing including amortization procedures, survey of cost accounting with emphasis on budgeting and standard of costs. Managerial accounting techniques, cash flow analysis, consolidations, and supplementary statements. Planning and control of materials, labor, and factory overhead. Standard cost system with variance analysis.