West Virginia University at Parkersburg

 2009 Spring Courses




 
 

Instructor: Professor Carol C. Thomas
WVU-P Office: #1016A 
Telephone: (304) 424-8206
Mail Address: Carol C. Thomas |  WVU - Parkersburg | 300 Campus Drive | Parkersburg, WV 26104 
Emergency E-mail: carol.thomas@mail.wvu.edu 


Face-to-Face Office Hours for Fall Semester:    WEEKLY SCHEDULE
 


Monday - Wednesday
 

 8:30 a.m. - 11 a.m.


 BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC ADVISING = Spring Semester

Day & Evening Information
 

Course Delivery: E-Courses: e-Campus (WebCT) Delivery - no face-to-face class sessions entire semester. Students will need a login name and password to use WebCT ecampus.

 

BTEC 235 - Word for Windows (2007 Version)

BTEC 235 - Word for Windows

CRN: 5610


1-12/09 - 5-8-09
Signature Series: Microsoft Word 2007 - Windows XP Version (CD student data files included with the textbook) Nita Rutkosky and Audrey Rutkosky-Roggenkamp. ©2008 .     ISBN 978-0-76383-026-7
 

BTEC 235 -- Microsoft Word (2007) for Windows is a course designed  to familiarize students with the various components for document preparation and formatting for both the business world and for personal correspondence using computer simulation exercises and the word processing program --Microsoft Word 2007.  

The prerequisites required for this course are CS101--Introduction to Computing and keyboarding skills.  

Microsoft Word 2007 Only -- Internet Explorer -- e-Campus (WebCT).  (Not Works or WordPerfect)
Each Unit will have 400 total possible points equivalent to 100/A.

Late assignments will not be accepted or graded.

Unit 1 Performance Assessment
Unit 2 Performance Assessment 
Unit 3 Performance Assessment
Unit 4 Performance Assessment
Unit 5 Performance Assessment
Unit 6 Performance Assessment

Required Chapter 1 - 30 Quizzes (Averaged as 1 Final Grade--not 30 grades)

Quizzes 1 - 15 must be completed.
Quizzes 16 - 30 must be completed

1 Quiz Average Grade plus the six unit assessments) 


ACCT 310 - Accounting Information Systems
 (QuickBooks Pro 2008 Version)

New: QuickBooks 140-day trial software is packaged with the textbook.

ACCT 310 - Accounting Information Systems

CRN: 5603

CRN: 5606

1-12/09 - 5-8-09

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 		 Donna Ulmer.  Computer Accounting with QuickBooks Pro 2008, 10th Edition.  McGraw-Hill, Irwin, 2009.  ISBN: 978-0-07-337940-1

ACCT 310 -Accounting Information Systems covers basic accounting information systems presenting the flow of accounting transactions in business using QuickBooks Pro 2008 software.  Topics include creating a chart of accounts, recording customer and vendor transactions, processing payroll, printing reports, setting up a new company; Advanced topics: analysis of accounting information systems reports, exporting data to Excel, &  Quick Books audit trail. Prerequisites required for this course are ACCT 201--Accounting I and it is highly recommended students have computer skills.

Use only QuickBooks Pro 2008 Software & Textbook: -- Internet Explorer -- e-campus (WebCT).  Word 2007 - 2003 and Excel 2007 to 2003 will be used.

Storage Device:   USB drive or hard drive.    .

WARNING:  Students will send Quick Books Accounting Reports as Excel exports and/or screen captures instead of the actual QuickBooks Pro 2008 files as attachments for grading purposes.

Late assignments will not be accepted or graded.

Each Project will have 400 total possible points equivalent to100/A Chapters (Chapters 1 - 12) and Projects (Project 9-1, Project 10-1, Project 11-1, Project 12-1)

Project 1 (Chapters 1 - 3)       
Project 2 (Chapters 4 - 5)       
Project 3 (Chapters 6 - 7)       
Project 4 (Chapters 8 - 9 - Project 9.1)       
Project 5 (Chapter 10, Project 10.1)           
Project 6 (Chapter 11, Project 11.1)           
Project 7 (Chapter 12, Project 12.1)           

Final Exam (included in 100%)   

There will be nine total grades for ACCT 310.
 
ACCT 310--Requirement:   Real World QuickBooks Project (Comprehensive) Requirement

GBUS 304   |    BTEC 204 - Advanced Excel (2007 Version)
GBUS 304 - Advanced Excel

CRN: 5607

CRN: 5608

Cross Listed Course

BTEC 204 - Advanced Excel

CRN: 5609

1-12-09 - 5-8-09

 

 

 Joseph M. Manzo.  Microsoft Office Excel 2007 in Business, Comprehensive. Pearson Prentice Hall, 2008.   ISBN: 978-0-13-199171-2  (Includes 2 DVDs)

GBUS 304 - BTEC 204 -- Microsoft Excel (2007) for Windows is a course of intensive study using spreadsheets that require students to create, edit, and manage various advanced spreadsheet functions.  Topics covered will include multiple worksheets, importing and exporting worksheets among users on the Internet, strategies for merging and integrating data from other applications, and creating what if scenarios for business analysis and decision making.  

The prerequisites required for this course are CS101--Introduction to Computing and keyboarding skills.  

This is a cross-listed course.

Microsoft Excel 2007 & Word 2007  -- Internet Explorer -- e-campus (WebCT). 

Storage Device:  Hard drive or USB drive.   

Chapters 1 - 10 Tests

Chapters 1 - 10 Skill Exams; Video Workshops; Exam 1 & 2; Comprehensive Final Exam

Late assignments will not be accepted or graded.

 BTEC 295 - Professional Development Seminar

BTEC 295 - Professional Development Seminar

CRN: 5611

1-12-09 - 5-8-09

 

 

Fulton-Calkins, Patsy (2007).  The Administrative Professional:  Technology and Procedures 13E. Mason: Ohio:  Thomson—South-Western. ISBN: 0538-72948-1

Student Data Disk

BTEC 295 - Professional Development Seminar is designed to prepare business administration professionals to enter and to reenter the work force. In addition to the specialized technical skills that are necessary to be successful in the workplace, it is also important to be able to seize opportunities and confront problems in a professional manner. This course deals with the personal and organizational issues, attitudes, and behaviors faced in business. 

The prerequisites required for this course are GBUS 202--Business Communications and SPCH 101-- Introduction to Speech.  In addition, BTEC 235--Word for Windows is also highly recommended.  This semester there will be no oral presentations; therefore, SPCH 101 is not critical.

Business Interview (Report)  15%
   
E-Portfolio   (25%)
Project   25%

Participation    (Discussions) 15%
 
6 Required On-Line Tests  20%

 

Late assignments will not be accepted or graded.

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