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            - Business Ethics - 2 hours</strong> 

							  This course is designed to equip Christians to make proper decisions in business, 

							    economics and public policy arena. This course will provide a foundation 

							    of Biblical principles that can guide an employer/employee to responsible 

							    conduct. Many of the principles will be broad in scope that will 

							    allow a wide range of application.<br>

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							  <strong>109 - Fundamental Mathematics - 2 hours</strong><br>

							  Basic mathematical concepts and procedures. Review 

							    of arithmetic operations, study of fractions and their application, 

							    decimal representation, percentages, equations involving percents 

							    and a review of weights and measures, both metric and non-metric. 

							    The course will also cover elementary geometry, algebra and statistics.<br>

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							  <strong>131, 132, 133, 134 - Typing IA &amp; B - 

							    1 hour</strong><br>

							  A basic introduction to typing. the course is designed 

							    to allow the student to become familiar with general typing skills 

							    and procedures that will help him/her with college assignment and 

							    future communication/skills.<br>

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							  <strong>231 - Bookkeeping I - 2 hours</strong><br>

							  The study of record keeping basic skills, also record 

							    keeping for; cashiers, record keeping for banking, record keeping 

							    for petty cash, record keeping for students and families, record 

							    keeping for retail sales clerks. The development of accuracy and 

							    speed in the fundamentals of mathematics is encouraged.<br>

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							  <strong>232 - Bookkeeping II - 2 hours</strong><br>

							  This course is a continuation of Bookkeeping I. This 

							    course has four units: Record keeping for a purchasing department, 

							    record keeping for a wholesale sales department, record keeping 

							    for a payroll department, record keeping for small retail businesses.<br>

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							  <strong>234 - Typing IIA &amp; B - 1 hour</strong><br>

							  Intermediate typing skills will be practiced. This 

							    course is a continuation of Freshman Typing I.<br>

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							  <strong>341 - Introduction to Computer Science - 

							    2 hours</strong><br>

							  A beginning level course the will introduce the student 

							    to computer terminology and operation. Students successfully completing 

							    this course will have a basic working knowledge of computers that 

							    will make them of special value to employers. Lab work will reinforce 

							    material learned in lecture.<br><br></font>