1966-1967 Academic Catalog

Cedarville BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 316 PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION* (1967-68) A study of employment methods, health and safety, training, methods of pay– ment, employee participation in control. Emphasis is placed on the development of techniques for the efficient utilization of human resources, and the ability to get along with fellow employees is stressed. Three credit ho11rs 411 OFFICE MANAGEMENT* (1967-68) Fundamentals of office organization and management; utilization of office space and equipment; organization and administration of office procedures; selec– tion, training, and supervision of office personnel. Three credit ho11rJ 412 BUSINESS FINANCE* (1966-67) A survey of the financial aspects of private, profit-seeking corporation. Consideration is given to the problems of promotion, normal operation, and reorganization. Three credit honrJ 413, 414 BUSINESS LAW* (1966-67) A study of contracts, sales, bailments, negotiable instruments, agency, em– ployer-employee relationships, partnerships, corporations, insurance, and property. Three credit ho11rs each semester 416 PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISING* (1966-67) Principles and procedures in modern advertising including analysis of prod- ucts, buyer attitudes, media, layout, and copy.. Three credit ho11rs 418 BUSINESS SEMINAR Discussion of current business topics. Designed to prepare students for gradu- ate work or for a job in business. Open to seniors only. One credit hottr C. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE 121 ELEMENTARY TYPEWRITING Techniques and fundamental skills of typewriting. Four one-hour periods per week. 122 INTERMEDIATE TYPEWRITING Prerequisite: Secretarial Science 121 or Proficiency Test Two credit ho11rs Continuation of 121. Emphasis on development of speed and accuracy. Practice in typing letters, research papers, and reports. Four one-hour periods per week. Two credit ho11rs 123 ELEMENTARY SHORTHAND Gregg method, with concentration on shorthand vocabulary, reading, and beginning dictation. Three credit hours 124 DICTATION Prerequisite: Secretarial Science 123 or equivalent Continuation of 123, with increased emphasis on dictation and non-short– hand factors of transcription such as punctuation and spelling. Three credit ho11rs 221 ADVANCED TYPEWRITING Prerequisite: Secretarial Science 122 or Proficiency Test Production typing involving the construction and arrangement of business forms and legal papers. Primarily preparation for office work. Five one-hour periods each week. Three credit ho11rJ 43