KEYBOARDING II

Course Description

The semester long, 1 hour course description for Typing II is basically a continuation of Computer Keyboarding and Information Processing.  Higher production rates are expected of the students and the ability to follow directions is emphasized.  More in-depth business forms, reports, memos, and tables are introduced along with complex letters and legal reports.

Guaranteed Graduate Outcomes:

• The students will increase his/her straight-copy keyboarding skill and accuracy
  
• The students will be faced with decision-making skills (independent learning)
  
• The students will examine and apply their language skills
  
• The students will apply techniques that contribute to increased keyboarding productivity.
  

Objectives:

Increase inventory and reinforcement of knowledge of document formatting
Gain more experience in composing at the keyboard
To improve production skills by keying from unarranged, rough-draft, and straight copy

Methods of Measurement:

Daily Assignments
Individual Job Simulations

Grading Scale:

94-100 = A
84-93 = B
74-83 = C
64-73 = D
63 Below = F

Materials:

• Complete Course Century 21, Keyboarding, Formatting, and Document Processing, 4th Edition, South-Western Publishing Co., 2000.
  
  

• Keyboarding and Document Processing for Windows, 7th Edition, Glenco Publishing Co., 1997