Associate of Applied Science in Business Technology Management
Effectively manage and supervise people and projects in the office workplace.- Utilize office technology and critical thinking skills to address and support business needs such as using current spreadsheet technology to design a budget report.
- Implement basic office procedures in accordance with current industry standards.
- Write effective correspondence using proper business industry format such as multipage reports that include financial analysis and graphics.
- Represent the organization with professional written and oral communication skills.
- Function effectively in a work environment, while understanding and respecting the diverse needs of others.
- Apply sound business and technical knowledge to new situations and problems.
- Analyze and record business transactions and determine the impact on the accounting equation after the transaction has been recorded.
- Summarize the recorded accounting transactions to general ledgers, trial balances and work sheets, financial statements, regulatory agency reports, or management reports.
Learn more about the Business Technology Management degree.
Business Technology Management AAS Sample Academic Plan
The Business Technology Management AAS degree requires a total of 90 credits.
Learning Outcomes
- Demonstrate skills required to effectively manage and supervise people and projects in the office workplace.
- Demonstrate mastery of office technology skills to address and support business needs.
- Identify office procedures in accordance with current industry standards.
- Develop professional written and oral communication skills.
- Apply business and technical knowledge to new situations and problems.
- Accurately construct effective documents pertinent to a job search.
- Analyze and record business transactions and determine the impact of the accounting cycle on the business.
- Recognize and reproduce customer service skills for internal and external customers that meets or exceeds industry standards.
- Demonstrate skills required to develop and maintain basic business websites and corresponding social media.
Important Notes
- This information does not substitute for meeting with a faculty adviser.
- Students must achieve a cumulative 2.0 GPA and a minimum 2.0 GPA in each core course to attain a certificate.
- AAS degree programs emphasize preparation in specific job skills required for employment.
- Not all classes are offered every quarter or at night.
- This program offers online and hybrid courses, and open-entry enrollment.
Professional- Technical Core Courses
- ACCTG 124 – Accounting with Quickbooks
- ACCT& 201 – Principles of Accounting I
- BSTEC 100 – Fundamentals of Office Management
- BSTEC 125 – Introduction to Google Office Suite
- BSTEC 139 – Career Readiness Skills (Must be taken before BSTEC 140/240 or see your advisor)
- BSTEC 150 – Microsoft Word
- BSTEC 165 – Microsoft Excel
- BSTEC 175 – Virtual Communications
- BSTEC 185 – Business Correspondence
- BSTEC 190 – Introduction to Web Design
- BSTEC 195 – Social Media for Business
- BSTEC 240 – Internship (3 credits)
- BSTEC 260 – Integrated Microsoft Office Management
- BUSN 270 – Principles of Management and Supervision
- CSCI 100 – Survey of Computing