Areas included are morale, personal efficiency, leadership, personality, motivation, and communication. Sales demonstrations are required. Includes electronic mail. Emphasis on advanced applications such as merge, tables, graphics, desktop publishing, sorts, reports, templates, and styles. Students will prepare repetitive correspondence labels, newsletters, lists, brochures, tables, and other documents that are representative of typical business applications.
Students develop proficiency in creating spreadsheets, graphs, and databases.
This course involves alphabetic, numeric, geographic, and subject card and correspondence filing systems. Students also learn the management aspects of information control, classification systems, control of information and records, and micrographies and automation. Introduction to data base file applications is part of the course. This course provides students an opportunity to integrate previously learned clerical and secretarial skills and to apply them to office situations. The class is to be taken in student's final year.