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Legal Administrative Assistant ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE The program is designed
to prepare a student to work in the legal office environment. Upon completion of the program, the student
will be able to prepare preliminary legal documents, compose routine
correspondence, take dictation, transcribe dictated material, schedule
appointments, bill clients, prepare for and conduct meetings, and demonstrate
decision-making skills. This person will
serve as a valuable assistant to the employer. For More Information
Hattie Adkinson
618 634-3238 hattiea@shawneecc.edu
phylliss@shawneecc.edu The
Curriculum
Courses Credit Hours FIRST YEAR BUS
214 Business Law I 3 COM
111 Business Computer Systems 4 ENG 111
English Composition 3 or ENG 124 Technical Communication 3 IMS
115 Proofreading 1 IMS
120 Records/Information Management 3 IMS
122 Document Formatting 3 SEM
111 College Orientation 1 INT
111 Career Development 1 First Semester Total Hours 19 ENG
112 English Composition 3 or ENG 221 Technical Communication II 3 IMS
117 Telephone Communication 1 IMS
223 Document Production 3 IMS
227 Office Information Processing I 3 MAT
110 General Education Mathematics 4 or MAT 121 Technical Mathematics 3 SPC
111 Speech 3 or SPC 210 Interpersonal Communication 3 Second Semester Total Hours 17/16 SECOND YEAR ACC
111 Financial Accounting 4 BUS 124 Bookkeeping 3 COM
168 Introduction to Desktop 1 IMS
123 Speedwriting 3 IMS
125 Business Machines 3 IMS
127 Voice Dictation 1 IMS
128 Machine Transcription 3 IMS
236 Office Information Processing II 3 First Semester Total Hours 18/17 BUS
125 Business Environment Procedures 2 BUS
215 Legal & Social Environment of Business 3 COM
281 Microsoft Excel 2 IMS
229 Legal Administrative Procedures 4 PSY
211 Intro to Psychology 3 or PSY 224 Practical Psychology 3 IMS
193 Legal Administrative Assistant Internship 2 Second Semester Total Hours 16 The Coursework
IMS 115
Proofreading Provides the
instruction and practice needed to improve the student’s proofreading and
editing skills. IMS 117
Telephone Communication Dual focus on
technology and personal communications skills.
Designed to benefit everyone who comes in contact with
customers/clients/associates on the telephone. IMS 120 Records/Information Management Topics include records inventory procedures, records classification
systems, active and inactive records control procedures, forms analysis and
control, archives management, and records center management. IMS
122 Document Formatting Emphasis
on straight copy as well as timed production work such as letters, tables,
memos, forms, and reports.
IMS 123
Speedwriting A complete
course in Speedwriting theory. Brief forms,
phrasing and vocabulary building are emphasized as a means of building speed
for keyboard transcription. IMS
125 Business Machines The
use of the electronic calculator through the solving of business math
calculations. The laptop, the FAX
machine, telephone systems, and dictation units are utilized.
IMS 127
Voice Dictation Using voice recognition software
and the micro-computer, the student will be able to compose e-mail messages,
create reports, draft letters, edit proposals, and more just by speaking.
IMS 128
Machine Transcription Computer
transcription of pre-recorded data from transcription machine into mailable document form.
Student composition, dictation, and proofreading are incorporated
activities.
IMS 193
Legal Administrative Assistant Internship Provides
employment experience utilizing specialized skills of students.
Each student is required to complete 150 contact hours. IMS
223 Document Production Emphasis
on speed development and timed production work. Government, medical, technical, financial,
and legal mini-simulations are included. IMS
227 Office Information Processing I Introduces
concepts, vocabulary, hardware, software, and career information which directly
relates to Information Processing.
IMS 229
Legal Administrative Procedures This course reinforces the use
of legal documents and legal terms. The
vocabulary of the legal environment is stressed through spelling, legal
abbreviations, symbols, and usage. IMS
236 Office Information Processing II Emphasis
on advanced features of software application packages and the introduction of
additional information processing software packages. Course includes simulations. |
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