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95 BUS202: Management This course presents the principles of communication within an organization, both verbal Communications and written. Topics include the skills and procedures for conducting research and the writing of a well -organized and well -developed report as well as how to effectively communicate across all levels of an organization. Upon successful completion of the course, students should be able to: • Discuss the importance of various management communication strategies in the business environment and its effects • Evaluate and provide feedback using verbal and written skills • Produce argumentative, descriptive, and narrative texts relevant to business • Recognize the effects of non-verbal communication • Develop skills to communicate strategically in an organization • Adapt visual aids in presentations for effective communication • Write and edit texts understanding basic use of citations in written texts Prerequisite: None 40 Hours Lecture 4.0 Quarter Credits CIT101: Windows I This course surveys the field of computing and serves as an orientation to computer concepts and terminology. It includes the history of the field and the social implications of widespread use of computers. The development of computers, as well as their current design, is described. The concepts of data acquisition, storage, internal representation, and processing into useful information are shown. Designed for new computer users, this course will teach students how to organize files and applications, customize their desktop, and create shortcuts to their favorite websites. Special exercises cover everything from Office Basics to using online help and troubleshooting wizards. Students will learn to create and organize folders, locate documents and programs, create special shortcuts with Windows Explorer, and find utilities. Topics include: • Windows Desktop, Taskbar, Control Panel and Windows Explorer • Start and Programs Favorite menus • Improving speed and efficiency, shortcuts and file management • Windows Help and Troubleshooter and help and find features • Special device and hardware capabilities • File and disk management techniques and Recycle Bin • Find and Quick View utilities Prerequisite: None 20 Hours Lecture 20 Hours Lab 3.0 Quarter Credits CIT102: Windows II Students will learn to create and organize folders; locate documents and programs; create special shortcuts with Windows Explorer and find utilities. This course introduces you to Windows advanced features and tools. Learn to use backup and recovery, format a disk, use Disk Scan and file defragmentation tools. The class concludes with a demonstration of Windows installation, upgrade, and configuration techniques. Topics include: • Improving speed and efficiency • Shortcuts and file management • Windows Help and Troubleshooter and help and find features Last Revision Date on December 12, 2020