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OT 116 - Database Applications

Description:OT 116 introduces students to computer and software applications. Students will be introduced to the Windows operating system and basic spreadsheet features of Excel focusing on designing and creating spreadsheets, entering data, and editing data. Students will also be introduced to the database management features of Access used in designing, creating, saving, editing, sorting, querying, and preparing and printing reports.
Credit hours:2-2-3
Prerequisite(s):Access and Excel 2007
Applicability towards graduation:
  • Certificate or degree - All Certificates, AAS, ALS
  • Group requirement - Not Applicable
  • Area of concentration - Not Applicable
Offered:Offered in Spring.

Spring 2010 Offerings

CourseSecBegEndDaysInstructorNotes
OT 116019:00a10:50aM,WBeube, S

Fall 2009 Offerings

CourseSecBegEndDaysInstructorNotes
OT 116019:00a10:50aT,ThBeube, S
OT 116Y16:00p7:50pTMackey
  • Hybrid Course

Office Technology Courses

NumberTitleHours
OTK 100Keyboarding0-2-1
OTK 101Keyboarding Speed and Accuracy0-2-1
OT 113Editing and Proofreading3-0-3
OT 114Word Processing & Presentation2-2-3
OT 116Database Applications2-2-3
OT 119Business English3-0-3
OT 120Business Communications3-0-3
OT 140Medical Terminology3-0-3
OT 141Medical Office Anatomy3-0-3
OT 142Medical Transcription 10-6-3
OT 143ICD-9 Coding2-2-3
OT 150Records Management3-0-3
OT 160Office Accounting3-0-3
OT 170Professional Office Procedures3-0-3
OT 200Speedwriting3-0-3
OT 205Voicing & Transcription2-2-3
OT 210Statistical Keyboard Entry2-2-3
OT 215Document Production2-2-3
OT 230Legal Terminology and Writing2-2-3
OT 232Legal Procedures3-0-3
OT 240Pharmacology Terminology3-0-3
OT 242Medical Transcription 20-6-3
OT 243CPT Coding2-2-3
OT 244Interpreting Healthcare Records3-0-3
OT 245Insurance/Patient Billing2-2-3
OT 290Work Experience Practicum & Seminar1-1-3
OT 295Workplace Simulation & Project1-1-3