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NEW COURSES:
TEC 08230 -- Adobe Flash/Web Dev (3 crs. 4 hrs.)
Adobe Flash is vector graphic development program that allows you to develop powerful and interactive graphics and web based content. Topics covered will include from basic animated drawings to interactive web sites.
Prerequisite: TEC 53 or Department permission
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Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.)
The Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree is awarded upon satisfactory completion of the required credits in Office Administration and Technology. The Program offers several options for its majors: Executive, Legal, Medical, School, and Word/Information Processing. There is great demand for graduates of the Program. They are employed in law firms, hospitals, business offices, and schools throughout the metropolitan area.
In addition, an A.A.S. degree is offered in Website Development and Administration. This course of study introduces students to professional techniques for developing and maintaining websites for small and large businesses. It includes courses in eBusiness, Dreamweaver, Illustrator,Photoshop, HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript.
COURSE OFFERING
Executive Office Administration
 Executive Office Administration
for Matriculants
Legal Office Administration
for Matriculants
Medical Office Administration
Degree Requirements for
Matriculants
This course of study provides graduates with the skills required to work in medical offices and hospitals in the metropolitan area. Students are trained in keyboarding and software skills as well as medical terminology, medical forms, medical billing, and coding.
Graduates will have the knowledge and ability required for entry-level employment in the health clerical worker field. They may obtain employment in physician's offices, clinics, public or private hospitals, nursing homes, or community health centers. Medical Office Administration Degree Requirements for Matriculants.
School Office Administration
Student Showcase:
Service-Learning Project for National Office of the Tourette Syndrome Association created by Website Development and Administration students:Felix Guzman, Irina Sivatskaya, Brian Hart and Eric Uchitel (Winter 2010 Module, TEC 05500)
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