1964-1965 Academic Catalog

Cedarville BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 223, 224 DICTATION AND TRANSCRIPTION Prerequisite: Grade of C in Secretarial Science 124 or Proficiency Test Dictation and transcription in Gregg shorthand, with emphMi1 on increas– ing speed and accuracy. Five one-hour periods per week. Three credit ho11rs each semester 322 SECRETARIAL PRACTICE Familiarizes student with traits and qualities that a succesiJN.1 _,.,.,,,,,.,, l'V possess. Filing, handling of mail, business oommunication,, use of dictaphone, mimeograph, etc., are studied. D. ECONOMICS 131, 132 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS A study of fundamental economic priociple1 as an aid in understanding our free enterprise system. An emphasis on such economic concepts as production, consumption, exchange, ia:nd price distribution. T hret1 «fltf:il hours each semester 231 ECONOMIC HISTORY* Prerequisite: Economics 132 (1965-66) Economic development of the United Stt1.tes with em.pruis1s on the rapid in- dustrialization of America, growth of big bulin~, rise the labor movement:, and the trend to goverwnen.t intervention and control. Thr@e crodit hours 232 COMPARATIVE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS* Prerequisite: Economi-cs 132 A surv.ey and oom.paracive analysis of the economic ism, Socialism, Fascism, a.nd Communism. (1965-66) 331 MONEY AND BANKING* (1964-65) Prerequisite: Economics 132 A study of the principles of money, credit, and banking; and the operation of the banking system. Three cretin hours 332 L.Ali!OR PROBLEMS* (1'64-65) Prerequisite: Economics 132 The rise and growth of organized labor in the .Ameri01n economy. Indus– trial unrest; its causes, ma.nifest:arions, economic significance, and major at– tempts to remedy it. Tbree credit houn 333 BUSINESS STATISTICS"' (1964-65) An introduction to statistical methods as applied to the collection, presenta– tion. analysis, and interpretation of numerical data relevant to business operations. Three credit houn E. BUSINESS EDUCATION 410 TEACHING SECRETARIAL SUBJECTS Teaching methods and materials in shorthand, typewriting, and secretarial practice. Two credit hours 480 TEACHING GENERAL BUSINESS SUBJECTS Teaching methods and materials in bookkeeping and general business sub- jects. Two credit hours 45