The Graduate Program in Health Care Administration offers a balanced curiculum that is broadly interdisciplinary, calling upon the fields of organizational behavior and management, economics, medical care organization and public health, law, institutional practice, computer science, the social sciences, accounting and finance, planning, marketing and strategic management, health care research, and ethics. Typical uses of information systems, including end-user computing. Introduces database systems. Enhances end-user computing skills through development of business systems using fourth generation languages.
Students use database software to process queries and to develop forms and reports.
Introduces fundamental and advanced techniques of effective oral presentation skills for business. Topics include formal presentations of business proposals, research programs, and management strategies. Introduces fundamental and advanced techniques of effective written communications skills for business. Topics include writing of business letters, memoranda, business proposals, and technical and management reports. Covers basic algebraic functions, systems of linear equations, and matrix operations to solve systems of linear equations applied to business problems.