tech-certificate - business administration...the technical certificate in business administration...
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DESCRIPTION
PROGRAM LENGTH
Program Tuition: $4,482.00 Program Materials: $ 750.00 Total Cost: $5,232.00
Total cost is inclusive of all required materials and fees. Total cost assumes the completion of all courses in the program. Transfer credits reduce time and cost. Per course cost is $872, included in totals above.
PROGRAM COST
Tech-Certificate - Business Administration CIP Code: 52.0201 (NCES.ed.gov)
Award Level – Technical Certificate
Program Duration: 15 months Semester Credits: 30 hours Contact Hours: 450 Est. outside Study Hours: 900
The Technical Certificate in Business Administration introduces individuals to the functions and processes of a firm or organization and the use of technological information systems, including computing systems, as solutions to business and communications support needs. The program includes basic instruction in the principles of information technology, business office procedures and Microsoft Office application programs. The academic and professional skills taught during the program prepare the graduate to function in the business office environment utilizing Office applications and computer technology.
PROGRAM LENGTH PROGRAM COST
Program Tuition: $ 7,470.00 Program Materials: $ 1,250.00 Total Cost: $ 8,720.00
DESCRIPTION
Upon successfully completing this program the graduate should qualify to fill entry-level positions in the IT department of small to large organizations, or an entry level position within a firm in the IT sector.
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POTENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
INDUSTRY CERTIFICATION
To better prepare our graduates for entering the work force in their chosen field, ABTU aligns select courses within each program, to industry certification exams. Upon completion of Associates of Applied Science in Business Administration, students are prepared to attempt the following certification exams:
Microsoft Office Specialist Certification (MOS) – MS Office 2016 Core
MS Word
MS Excel
MS PowerPoint
MS Outlook
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Technical Certificate – Business Administration Program Layout
Business Core
The core of the Business Administration program gives
students an introduction to key aspects of business operation
including general office functions, software, , and accounting.
Business and Technology are becoming inseparable
compliments to one another, so each of these concepts are
introduced in combination with commonly used industry software and technology to give students
the hands on practical skills required to thrive in the
technology driven business world.
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Code Title Credit Hours
CIS-100 IT Fundamentals 3
CIS-110 Microsoft Office® 3
CIB-110 Intro to Business 3
CIB-115 Business Office Procedures 3
CIB-200 Accounting Fundamentals 3
CIB-210 Accounting in QuickBooks 3
Total: 18
Electives
Students can tailor the Business Administration Technical
Certificate to their educational and career needs by selecting 4
electives from any undergraduate business courses. Please see page
100 for a complete listing of undergraduate business courses.
Select IT Courses may also be eligible as electives.
Code Title Credit Hours
Business Elective Course 3
Business Elective Course 3
Business Elective Course 3
Business Elective Course 3
Total: 12
Please see page 100 for a complete listing of
undergraduate business courses.
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Program Outcomes
Upon completion of the program, the graduate should be able to:
Learning Outcome Courses
Demonstrate a foundation of computer and information systems knowledge, technical skills, and basic ability to use computer software.
CIS-100
Compose professional documents using Microsoft Office applications (word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation software) and integrate the applications.
CIS-110 CIS-120 CIS-130
Explain the concepts of functional areas of a business office operation and maintenance.
CIB-115 CIB-110
Apply knowledge of accounting principles and processes to business situations and managerial decision making.
CIB-200 CIB-210
Apply marketing principles to formulate effective marketing plans or solutions to marketing issues.
CIB-220
Evaluate consumer behavior that affects buying decisions and customer service.
CIB-230
Apply decision support tools to business decision making. PMM-200
STACKABLE CREDENTIALS
MBA +36 Credits
156 Credits Total
Bachelor’s
Degree +60 Credits
120 Credits Total
Associate’s Degree
+30 credits 60 Credits Total Business
Specialist Certificate
18 credits
~4-5 Years ~2.5 Years 9 Months GO! ~6-7 Years
All credits earned at each level are applied to the next level as you advance.
Technical Certificate
+12 credits 30 Credits Total
15 Months