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School of Career/Technical Education & Learning Assistance To contact instructors, click on their names to get the email addresses of full-time professors or the appropriate school contact information for adjunct faculty. BUS 70 KEYBOARDING I - 1 Unit Fee: $1. Pass/No Pass only. Provides training in keyboarding for beginners. Emphasizes keyboarding using touch control method of letter keys, correct typing techniques, and speed building and accuracy on one-minute and two-minute timed writings, utilizing computer and keyboarding software. [D]
BUS 71 KEYBOARDING II - 1 Unit Fee: $1. Pass/No Pass only. [Prerequisite: BUS 70 or equivalent.] Provides keyboarding instruction as a continuation of BUS 70. Develops speed and accuracy, and presents the numeric and symbol keys, formatting of business letters, and preparation of one-page reports. Builds speed and control on one-minute and three-minute writings. Uses keyboarding software. [D]
BUS 81 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE KEYBOARDING - 3 Units Fee: $1. Integrates keyboarding and English as a Second Language for the purpose of providing a reinforcement of English instruction with an emphasis on business vocabulary. [ND]
BUS 183 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS - 3 Units Studies the fundamental mathematical operations and their application to business problems. Includes payroll, pricing, interest and discount, commission, taxes, and other pertinent uses of mathematics in the field of business. [D; CSU]
BUS 225 INTERPRETATION AND TRANSLATION: GENERAL BUSINESS - 3 Units [Recommended Preparation: BUS 210 and SPAN 201, or equivalent.] Designed to introduce students to the skills and techniques of interpretation and translation (English/Spanish) in the field of business. Students will interpret and translate correspondence and documents used in a business context, interpret a variety of offices and business-related dialogues, review writing mechanics, translate correspondence and general business documents. Business ethics and cultural sensitivity also emphasized. [D; CSU]
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