Administrative Management Technology

  What is Administrative Management Technology?

The Raymond Walters College (RWC) administrative management technology program provides the student who aspires to a managerial position within an office setting with the necessary skills and course work in the areas of computer applications, word processing, management and communications. Graduates receive an associate of applied business degree.

  Success Factors

Students who are successful in this area are those who are highly skilled in business computer software applications and who have excellent verbal and written communication skills, as well as leadership and management potential.

  Career Possibilities

Qualified office managers are employed by organizations of every description. For those with advanced skills in word processing, information storage systems and other automated equipment, job opportunities should continue to be plentiful.

  Majoring in Administrative Management Technology

This career-oriented associate degree program offers the necessary course work for proficiency in office management. RWC's up-to-date microcomputer equipment provides you with a realistic setting in which to prepare for the high-technology office.

All administrative management technology programs can be completed entirely through evening study. Office information technology courses must be repeated if the student receives a grade of "C-" or lower.

  Curriculum

This curriculum information is intended as a general information guide for students considering enrollment in this program. These online tools are designed to assist you, but are not a substitute for planning with an academic or faculty advisor.

If you are currently confirmed or enrolled, you can check your degree requirements online. If you are considering transferring to this major from another school use the Course Applicability System (CAS) to see how credits you have earned will apply to this major at UC. For course descriptions by college, click here.

Freshman Year

Course Name	Course Number	Credits
English Composition I, II	28ENGL101,102	6
Social Sci., Historical Perspectives or Humanities	28SOSC, 28HIST, 28 PSYCH, 28SOC	3
Microcomputer Office Accounting I, II	28OATN121, 122	6
Business English	28ENGL178	3
Windows	28OATN225	3
Microcomputer Office Applications	28OATN179	3
Customer Service	28OATN161	3
Fundamentals of Word Processing	28OATN211	3
Microcomputer Office Databases	28OATN180	3
Business Math	28OATN175	3
Effective Public Speaking	28COMM171	3
Office Presentation Graphics	28OATN288	3
Microcomputer Office Spreadsheets	28OATN181	3
Business Communications	28OATN273	3
Voice Recognition Technology	28OATN187	3
Cross Cultural Management	28INTB272	3
TOTAL		54

Summer

Course Name	Course Number	Credits
Seminar I for Internship Program	28OATN235	3
TOTAL		3

Sophomore Year

Course Name	Course Number	Credits
Intermediate Composition	28ENG 289	3
Social Sciences, Historical Perspectives or Humanities	28SOSC, 28HIST, 28PSYCH, 28SOC	9
Electives or Seminar II, III	28OATN236, 237	5
OIT Portfolio* or Seminar IV	28OATN238, 28OATN280	3
Organizational Behavior I, II	28PSYC281,282	6
International Business	28INTB271	3
Management of Office Systems	28OATN289	3
Web Page Coding	28OATN295	3
Technical Communications	28ENGL292	3
Software Apps.  Integration	28OATN226	3
Employment Law	28BLAW241	3
Task Management	28OATN293	3
Fund. of Office Networks	28OATN198	3
TOTAL		51(54)

*Students need to keep all work completed in OIT classes.

Note: Office information technology courses must be repeated if the student receives a grade of "C-" or lower.

  Admission Requirements

Open Admission

Program Requirements       

•  Minimum of two years full-time office experience or equivalent
•  Microcomputer office applications or equivalent experience
•  Keyboarding speed of 45 wpm

  Accreditation

The University of Cincinnati is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.