BMMT 201 Microcomputers for Business Sample Clauses

BMMT 201 Microcomputers for Business. Applications (3)+3 6 1 2nd course in combination: ECO 222 or SOC 207.........................3 2nd course in sequence: ECON 202 or SOCL 202 3
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BMMT 201 Microcomputers for Business. Applications (3)+1 4 1* Choose 1 course from PLG 2601-2619 ...........................................2 LEGL 000 Restricted Electives 2 Choose 1 course from COM 1290 or COM 1600 ............................3 University Elective 3 1* Additional Paralegal Program Requirements PLG 2100, 2120, 2130; BUS 2040 .............................................14 LEGL 000 Restricted Electives 14 _ _ _ _ _ * ACC 1810 Principles of Financial Accounting ..........................4 ACC 240 Principles of Financial Accounting (3)+1 3 1* Choose a second course from PLG 2601-2619 ..............................2 LEGL 000 Restricted Electives 2 * Complete the second course in a sequence....................................3 Foundational Courses (ECON or SOCL Sequence) 3 ECO 2620 OR SOC 2520 ECON 202 OR SOCL 202 Open Electives (not to exceed 88 credits at OCC) ..........................14 University Electives 14 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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BMMT 201 Microcomputers for Business. App (3)+1 4 1 BUS 2030 Business Law I ....................................................... 3 LAW 293 Legal Environmt of Business (Restricted Elec) 3 1 BUS 2040 Business Law II ....................................................... 3 LAW 000 (Restricted Elective) 3 Complete one course: SPE 1290 or SPE 1610 ........................... 3 University Elective 3 Physical Education course (OCC graduation requirement)...
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BMMT 201 Microcomputers for Business. Applications (3)+1 4 1 LSP 110W Legal Ethics and Responsibilities..................................... 3 LEGL 000 sub for LEGL Restricted Elective 3 ** LSP 115 Principles of Substantive Law .......................................... 3 LEGL 211 Introduction to the Legal System 3 1 LSP 120 Legal Research ................................................................ 2 LEGL 000 sub for LEGL Restricted Elective 2 * LSP 210W Estate and Trust Planning (Elective) ................................ 2 LEGL 311 Probate, Estates, and Xxxxx (3)-1 2 * LSP 230 Civil Litigation ................................................................... 3 LEGL 406 Civil Litigation 3 * LSP 240 Domestic Relations (Elective) .......................................... 2 LEGL 313 Family Law (3)-1 2 1 LSP 260 Legal Support Internship .................................................. 1 LEGL 000 sub for LEGL Restricted Elective 1 1 LSP 280W Legal Writing .................................................................... 1 LEGL 000 sub for LEGL Restricted Elective 1 1 MGT 251W Business Law I ................................................................. 3 LAW 293 Legal Environment of Business (Restricted Elect) 3 1 MGT 252 Business Law II ................................................................ 3 LAW 000 sub for LEGL Restricted Elective 3 Additional Program Requirements LW course; MGT 256; OAT 151, 171, 172; ............................................. 13 University Elective 13 Approved Program Electives....................................................................... 7 University Electives 7 1 Choose 5 credits from: LSP 150, 220, 235, 250, 253 (5) LEGL Restricted Electives (5) Choose 2 credits from any approved program electives (2) University Electives (2) * Complete one of the following courses sequences .................................. 6 ECON or SOCL Course Sequence 6 ECN 221 & 222 Principles of Economics I & II (6) ECON 201 & 202 Prin of Macro & Prin of Microeconomics (6) SOC 211W & 212W Principles of Sociology & Social Problems (6) SOCL 105 & 202 Introductory Sociology & Social Problems (6)
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