Online Courses Meeting Associate in Arts Degree Requirements

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Online Courses Meeting A.A.S. Degree Requirements (Executive Assistant Degree) Communications (6 credits) Physical and Life Sciences (3-5 credits) Written Communication
English 1101

Oral Communication
Speech 1100
Biology 1100
Chemistry 1105
Earth Science 1140 Social and Behavioral Sciences (3 credits) Humanities and Fine Arts (3 credits) Economics 2201
Economics 2202
History 1130
History 1140
Political Science 1101
Psychology 1100
Psychology 2230
Psychology 2237
Sociology 1100
Sociology 2220

Mathematics (3-5 credits)
Mathematics 1108
Mathematics 1218
Mathematics 1635
Humanities
English 1130
English 1150
English 1160*
English 2226
History 1110
History 1120
Humanities 1101
Humanities 1102
Humanities 1105*
Philosophy 1100
Philosophy 1110
Religious Studies 1100* Fine Arts
Art 2211
Humanities 1105*
Music 1100
Music 1104
Music 1115
2 credits from EITHER category below:
Global/Multicultural Studies (2 credits) Contemporary Life Skills (2 credits) Business 2255
English 1160*
Humanities 1105*
Religious Studies 1100*
Spanish 1100
Spanish 1101
Spanish 1102
Business 1100
Computer Info Systems 1150
Education 1105
Health Sciences 1110
Library Tech 1101
Program Requirements (46 Credits)
Office Tech Information 1110
Office Tech Information 1120
Office Tech Information 1130
Office Tech Information 1200
Office Tech Information 1203
Office Tech Information 1210 Office Tech Information 1215
Office Tech Information 1218
Office Tech Information 1250
Office Tech Information 2305
Office Tech Information 2600
Office Tech Information 2605
Accounting 1140
Business 1100
Business Law 2211
Management 2210
*Course meets credit requirements in more than one discipline.

This information is not meant to substitute for academic advising. Please review the Office Technology Information Occupational Program Guide website and Associate in Applied Science degree requirements on page 78 in the Course Catalog, or consult with a faculty advisor in your area of study. Office of Instructional Development
Based on 2007-2009 Course Catalog Page 1 of 1 4/21/08

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