Office Administration
Office Administration - Business Course Outline
Office Administration - Business offers the following courses to help you prepare for your business career:
Core Curriculum courses
- Principles of Business Management
- PowerPoint
Business focused courses
- Business Communications I, II & III
- Office Systems and Procedures
- Supervisory Management
- Office Administration Internship
General education classes for broad-based knowledge
- Professional Development
- General Education Electives
- Macroeconomics
Course Spotlight: Take a closer look at Business Communications and Supervisory Management,
part of the Office Administration - Business Associate in Occupational
Studies Degree Program at Katharine Gibbs School New York.
BC101, BC102, BC103 Business Communications I, II & III
The
course begins with a study of basic language structure, dictionary
usage, and vocabulary building. Students are provided with instruction
on the skills of punctuating and proofreading. In Business
Communications II, in addition to practicing punctuation and
proofreading, students review basic grammar to help them transcribe,
edit, and compose clear, effective, and error-free correspondence.
Business Communications III focuses on helping students produce
effective business correspondence. The preparation of memos, letters,
and resumes is reviewed.
BS131 Supervisory Management
This course reviews the principles of supervision and supervisory
skills crucial to a business and administrative environment. Topics to
be discussed include self-esteem, assertiveness, self-management, goal
setting, and appearance and style. The course also reviews the areas of
selecting, training, motivating, evaluating, and disciplining in the
business workplace.
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