GCC Catalog 2023-2024 - Flipbook - Page 89
then work on the actual plumbing, heating, and electrical
installations on the job site.
BUS 101 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
3 (3-0)
An introduction to the various functions of business. This course
provides students with an overview of business in an increasingly
global society. Students will complete the course with knowledge
of the general business environment, economic systems, business
ethics, and technology and information systems. In addition,
students will learn the fundamentals of economics, business
ownership, entrepreneurship, finance, management, and
marketing. Key themes woven throughout the course include
explorations of career options, and development of business
problem-solving skills.
Prerequisite BLD 101
BLD 201
CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES III
5 (2-5.5)
This is a continuation of Construction Lab II, placing emphasis on
actual wall layout in conjunction to windows, doors, and partitions.
Layout of cabinets and interior fixtures will be included. Stairways
and insulation are installed at this time. Floor, wall, and ceiling
framing loads in reference to beam and truss sizes will be
discussed.
Prerequisite None
Prerequisite None
BLD 203
SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES
4 (3-3)
A study of the various building components with costs determined
for both labor and materials using a current pricing handbook. Cost
estimates for a building utilizing masonry, carpentry, plumbing,
heating, electricity, etc., prepared from a complete set of
blueprints.
BUS 102 MATHEMATICS OF FINANCE
3 (3-0)
This course deals with mathematics as applied to practical business
and financial problems. Attention is given to percentages, ratios,
discounts, simple and compound interest, ordinary and complex
annuities, depreciation and sinking funds.
Prerequisite None
Prerequisite MTH 100
BLD 205
CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES IV
5 (2-5.5)
A continuation of Construction Practices III, with student
involvement in the finish carpentry of a residential home. Interior
carpentry will involve interior wall finishes, installation of interior
and exterior doors and windows. Manufacturing and installation
of cabinetry, all trim, locks and hardware, the various types of
exterior wall finishes (may include brick) are studied, as well as the
installation of garage doors.
BUS 105
BEGINNING
FORMATTING/TYPEWRITING
3 (4-0)
A beginning course for students with no prior typewriting
experience. Includes introduction to and mastery of the micro
computer keyboard; speed and accuracy building; and application
of skill of personal and business typing problems, such as letters,
tabulated reports, and manuscripts.
Prerequisite None
Prerequisite BLD 201
BUS 116 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
4 (4-0)
This is an online course which involves development of medical
vocabulary and skill in spelling, pronouncing, and defining medical
terms. Students learn to divide words into their component parts
recognizing the basic combining forms, suffixes and prefixes.
Abbreviations, major disease conditions, procedures and
laboratory tests are also reviewed.
The primary content of this course is directly related to an Allied
Health/Business occupational program. This course does not meet
the requirements for the Nursing program.
BLD 220
CABINET MAKING
5 (2-5.5)
Cabinet making will be offered to the two-year building
construction students or to students that have acquired entry level
knowledge and skills. The course will be designed to have the
students in the course custom build all kitchen and bathroom
cabinets for the college residential home project. The course will
also include closet shelving, trim work, and any built-in cabinet,
including finishing and installation.
Prerequisite 2-year student or departmental permission
Prerequisite None
BUSINESS (BUS)
The primary content of BUS courses is directly related to a
Business-Related occupational program.
BUS 130 SALESMANSHIP
3 (3-0)
This course is designed to provide students with a guide to general
sales and various sales techniques. It will provide students with a
better understanding of a professional sales approach to
prospecting, communicating, presenting solutions to meet
customer needs and closing deals. In addition, students will
discover the importance of developing long-run, win-win customer
relationships and effectively leading the sales force in today’s
highly competitive business environment.
BUS 100 BASIC BUSINESS MATH
4 (4-0)
Business Mathematics covers basic business mathematical
procedures as applied to practical business problems. It includes a
review of basic mathematical fundamentals and processes, and
practical applications of percentages, ratios, discount, payroll,
interest, banking and insurance, depreciation, financial
statements, tax problems, as well as corporate and special
business applications.
Prerequisite None
BUS 133
Prerequisite None
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CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS
3 (3-0)
