Associate Professor
Corporate Communication & Technology

CCT101 - Entrepreneurship
This is a survey course that focuses on the nature of the American free enterprise system and its business organizations. It examines the roles played by businesses in American society, as well as its purpose and responsibilities. The course also introduces the practical operations that must exist if businesses are to create goods and services. Major problems faced by managers in planning, organizing, directing, and controlling these areas are examined and the course provides a broad overview of the functions, institutions, principles, and practices of businesses. Further, a basic foundation and understanding of career choices in business as well as the role business plays in non-business careers will be explored.

CCT200 - Word Processing Applications
Development of basic word processing skills using computers. Emphasis on document building, text editing, formatting, saving and retrieving files, search, replace, and the column features.

CCT201 - Professional Communication
Principles and practices of modern professional communication; various types of professional letters and reports are studied; emphasis on writing letters and reports.

CCT250 - Integrated Office Software
Introduction to integrated office software applications.

CCT290 - Office Systems Applications
Emphasis on advanced applications of integrated office software as productivity tools.

CCT300 - Managerial Reports
This course covers applications of communication theory, research methods, and information technology to communication within organizations.  It includes common communication tasks faced by managers; communication task and audience analysis; collecting, organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data.  The course emphasizes written and oral reporting.

CCT302 - Desktop Publishing
This course focuses on the development of business document design techniques using Windows and desktop publishing software. Upon completion of the course, the student will have developed a critical awareness concerning effective publication design elements. The student will develop proficiency with desktop publishing InDesign software, design, graphics, and page assembly.

CCT570/770 - Web Design
Advanced development of business document design techniques with an emphasis on web design and multi-media resources. Geared for education, small offices or businesses, personal use, and not-for-profit organization.