Course work includes a practical study of management, computers, accounting, organizing, planning, production, and supervision. Students may specialize by a selection of electives. Some courses in this division may be accepted for transfer to a four-year institution and be applied toward a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree. Students planning to transfer should contact their advisor as early as possible for guidance in selecting courses. Bridge & Transfer Opportunities
Note: Fire Science Management Advising Guide is available in the Business/Management major. Fire services personnel should submit transcripts from S.C. or National Fire Academy for review for credits toward the Associate in Business degree, which requires general education, business/management and fire sciences credits.
Success in the business world requires knowledge in various fields of business as well as an appreciation for the changing technologies. To meet this need, the Business curriculum requires courses in general education (math, sciences) as well as in humanities, economics, accounting, management, marketing, and related areas. Job opportunities include administrative or office management, supervision, marketing, finance, accounting, personnel management, banking, and related fields.
Note: Students may earn only one business degree at NETC but may enroll in certificate programs for additional courses.
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration (AAS.BUAD)
Associate in Applied Science - BUS-ADM in Fire Science Guide (AAS.BUAD.FSC)
Associate in Applied Science in General Technology: Management (AAS.GEN.MGT)
CERTIFICATES
Business Science Certificate (CB.BUS)
Entrepreneurship Certificate (CB.ENT)
Entrepreneurship Operations (CB.EOP)
Fundamentals of Management and Religion Certificate (CB.FMR)
Marketing Certificate (CB.MKT)
Management and Supervision (CB.MGT)
Accounting is recording, summarizing, analyzing, and reporting business activity. Accounting includes a study of the fundamentals of accounting procedures, including income taxes, cost, and intermediate accounting. In addition, the program allows students to study management, economics, statistics, payrolls, computers, and business law. Accountants are always in demand. Most accounting graduates are employed by private industry, and some go into public accounting. Job opportunities include accounting clerk, junior accountant, payroll clerk, supervisory clerk, accountant, public accountant, government accountant, cost accountant.
ASSOCIATE DEGREE
Associate in Applied Science in Bus-Adm w/ Accounting (AAS.BUAD.ACC)
CERTIFICATES
Accounting Clerk Certificate (CB.ACC)
Advanced Bookkeeping Certificate (CB.ABK)
Corporate Accounting Level I Certificate (CB.FAC)
Small Business/Bookkeeping Level I Certificate (CB.FSB)
Small Business/Bookkeeping Level II Certificate (CB.SBB)
Students who pursue a computer technology degree will learn the most current skills, techniques and systems to advance themselves in the world of computers. Computer technology graduates can find jobs in six major computer fields: systems analysts, computer programmers, network specialists, multimedia developers, webmasters, and computer operators
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
Associate in Applied Science in Computer Technology (AAS.CPT)
CERTIFICATES
Data Processing (CCT.DPC)
Web Page Development (CCT.WPD)
Information Technology (CB.FIT)
Advanced Web Page Development (CCT.AWP)
Service Desk (CCT.SDC)
Software Application Programming (CCT.SAP)
Advanced Software Programming (CCT.ASP)
Website Design by: TrueBlue Advertising & Kaleidoscopic, Inc. || Powered by: PageCraftCMS