admin mgmt 2012
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J. Sims, Business Technology Teacher, Room D111COURSE TITLE: Administrative Management
UNITS OF CREDIT: 1
PREREQUISITES: Keyboarding, Keyboarding Document Formatting or Layout & Design
LEVEL: 9-12 grades
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This capstone course provides advanced training, including hands-on experiences, for studentspursuing a career in business technology. Skills developed in previous courses will be incorporated
and enhanced through a multi-tasking environment using a variety of input technologies.
Procedures and concepts are related to information processing systems, administrative informationmanagement, problem solving, reasoning, team-building, time management, business standards,
feasibility studies, cost/budgeting, professional leadership, ethical and legal issues, mathematics,
and communications. Production and administrative skills are developed to meet industrysstandards.
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
Standard 1.0 The student will develop and apply concepts related to human relations, safety,
career development, communications, and leadership skills for a global workplace.
Standard 2.0 The student will examine the role of an administrative professional in the
organization.
Standard 3.0 The student will effectively use resources that support work activities, time
management, workstation components, and safety in the work environment.
Standard 4.0 The student will apply various input technologies to productively and effectivelycreate and transmit professionally composed and formatted documents.
Standard 5.0 The student will apply various communication strategies and techniques to
effectively interact with clients and customers.
Standard 6.0 The students will maintain various records management systems.
Standard 7.0 The student will examine concepts and procedures used in managing financial
activities.
Standard 8.0 The student will apply procedures for planning meetings and travel.
Standard 9.0 The student will perform activities and demonstrate knowledge essential to planning
career strategies and continuous self-improvement.
Standard 10 Student will participate in a work-based learning program.
Standard 11.0 The student will complete a specialized program of study.
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Standard 12 The student will develop a comprehensive electronic employment portfolio.
Standard 13 The student will advance toward expert level in the technological area of choice.
Standard 14 The student will develop the administrative management skills needed to assist the
business executive in the efficient and successful operation of the business.
GRADING GUIDELINES GRADE SCALE:
A 93-100 Assessments 50%
B 85-92 Classwork 20%
C 75-84 Class Participation 20%D 70-74 Homework 10%
F 0-69
TOPICS AND ACTIVITIES
Learning about Work
Worker Rights and ProtectionsWorkplace Safety
Career Exploration
Expectation of EmployersLeadership Skills
Managing Money
Capstone
STUDENT EXPECTATIONS
Students are expected to:
Come to class prepared and ready to work each day--a folder, loose leaf paper, pencil andblue or black pen.
Make up all missed work within one week of the absence (including tests). This must be
arranged for after school. Students will not take a makeup test during class time.
Sign a network agreement to use the networked computers and internet for classroom
activities. Students will also use e-mail regularly in this course.Parents/Guardians must
also sign this agreement. This is essential for this class. If an agreement is not signed, the
student will be assigned library assignments instead of computer assignments for allinternet-related activities.
Turn in work when it is due. Many students tend to fall behind in this class, so be sure to
come in before or after school to finish assignments if it cannot be completed during
regular class time. Be responsible. Discuss with me if they feel they are falling behind or are having difficulty learning. I will
arrange after-school tutoring for those who need additional help or instruction.
Please feel free to contact me at school if you have any questions regarding this class or e-mail me