Program Details

Career Program

Office Technology

Program Information:

Certificate

Faculty Advisor: Margo Chaney · Phone: 410-386-8253 · Email: mchaney@carrollcc.edu

The Certificate in Office Technology is designed to provide opportunities for students to obtain and validate information technology skills that will be valued in the workplace. Students may complete the program within one year of full-time study, or over multiple terms as a part-time student. Upon successful completion, students will be qualified for employment as administrative assistants, executive assistants, and office managers.

 
Program Length: 18 months 
Certificate Requirements/Recommended Sequence
 
 BUAD-101  Introduction to Business  3 credits
 CIS-101  Introduction to Computer Information Systems  3 credits
 OFFC-102  Keyboarding 2 for Computer Usage  3 credits
 OFFC-105  Introduction to Word  2 credits
 OFFC-135  Introduction to Excel  3 credits
 BUAD-150  Human Relations  3 credits
 OFFC-160  Introduction to PowerPoint  3 credits
 OFFC-165  Introduction to Access  3 credits
 OFFC-205  Advanced Word  3 credits
 OFFC-235  Advanced Excel  3 credits
 

 Total Credits 

 29 credits

Although Carroll may not collect all of the following data, it must disclose the following information based on the Department of Education's Gainful Employment Program.

Office of Postsecondary Education Identification Number (OPEID): 031007 
Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) Number: 520401 
Related Occupations
Finances
Student Completion (July 1, 201 - June 31, 2012)*
  • Students completing with loan debt - Carroll does not offer student loans.
Program Completion Time
  • Typical completion time: 18 months 
  • Student completion within typical time frame*
  • Percentage completing within the normal time frame*
Job Placement
  • Program completer job placement rate - In compliance with federal guidelines, job placement rates will not be reported until a federal methodology is approved.

*In compliance with federal guidelines, for privacy reasons, this is not reported for programs with less than 10 certificate graduates in the reported year.

 

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