Business Computer Systems & Management
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Business Computer Systems Management (BCM) focuses on developing the basic computer skills needed to succeed in the workforce, in addition to honing more specific computer skills needed for more specialized positions.
Enrolling in a Business Computer Systems Management course at Skyline College can help you prepare for career opportunities in office technology, office management, administrative support and more.
Elevate your computer skills with BCM courses at Skyline College.
Enroll in a Business Computer Systems Management course at Skyline College to improve your basic computer skills. The College offers comprehensive courses that build into a variety of A.S. degrees and certificates and prepare you to meet the needs of today’s workforce.
Business Computer Systems Management classes include:
- State-of-the art equipment
- Instructors who are highly-trained and experienced
- The most current, in-demand software
- Flexible online courses as well as traditional classes
Career Outlook
Enrolling in a Business Computer Systems Management course at Skyline College can help you prepare for career opportunities in office technology, office management, administrative support and more.
The State of California Employment Development Department provides an online Occupational Guide that provides helpful job descriptions, job outlooks and wages, and qualification requirements for a wide variety of careers. Use this guide to find more information about a career that may interest you.
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BCM. 101 Computer Keyboarding Skill Building (1.5or 3 units)
Designed to improve a student’s ability to type rapidly and accurately for sustained periods of time without looking at the keyboard. Students may also use the course to improve typing speed and accuracy.
BCM. 200 Intro to Computer Applications and Suites (3 units)
Introduction to the basic computer applications and features using Word, Excel, Presentation Software, Google Drive and the Internet. Provides foundational skills needed to take advanced level computer application courses.
BCM. 214 Word Processing I: Word (1 units)
Using a hands-on approach, students will use a computer and word processing software to learn the theories and practical applications of the current version of Word and Google Docs to create, edit, format, manage and enhance documents using customized features.
BCM. 215 Word Processing II: Word (2 units)
Using a hands-on approach, students will expand their word processing knowledge and skills by learning theories and practical applications of the current version of Word/Google Docs to focus on advanced applications such as multi-page documents, merges, tables, graphics, macros, and styles.
BCM. 225 Spreadsheets I: Excel (1 units)
An introduction to Microsoft Excel software which is used to build, format and print spreadsheets. Topics include the design and creation of professional-looking spreadsheets for personal use or in today’s workplace. Students develop worksheets with formulas and built-in functions and present data in graphic form with charts.
BCM. 226 Spreadsheets II: Excel (2 units)
Students advance their knowledge of spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel software by learning how to design, enhance, link, and consolidate worksheets, as well as apply statistical and financial functions. Additional topics include database management, working with templates, PivotCharts, PivotTables, and macros.
BCM. 665 Selected Computer Topics (0.5- 2 units)
Short course used to introduce, develop, or review business computer system topics, office management, or applications. The course will focus on a specific topic : the introduction of basic computer skills, introduction of applications packages, upgrades of software packages, office management related topics, or a particular segment of a semester-length course.
BCM. 695 Independent Study in Business Computer Systems and Management (0.5or 3 units)
Designed for students who are interested in furthering their knowledge via self-paced, individualized, directed instruction provided in selected areas to be arranged with instructor and approved by the division dean using the Independent Study Form. Varying modes of instruction can be used -- laboratory, research, skill development, etc. For each unit earned, students are required to devote three hours per week throughout the semester. Students may take only one Independent Study course within a given discipline.
Members |
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| Names | Affiliation |
| Ronda Abrams | The Planning Shop |
| Anna Calegari | Adecco Employment Service |
| Celia Canfield | Entrepreneur |
| Frances Corrigan | Wilson Sonsini Goodrich Rosati |
| Dawn Dangidang | Kelly-Moore Paints |
| Raymond Greenwald | OfficeTeam |
| Krystle Mariano | Morgan Stanley |
| David Marcik | Adecco Employment Service |
| Daniel McCarthy | International Freight Services Worldwide |
| Neuendorff, Michael | The Growth Coach |
| Kelly Pastor | Morgan, Lewis Bockius LLP |
| Adrian Schurr | Google Foundation |
| Crystal Shetaya | Nu Level Realty |
| Linda Thomas | Acute Salon |
| Michael Thomas | Intel Corporation HR Marketing Group |
| Nick Valenzuela | Phase2Careers |
| Ron Visconti | Phase2Careers |
Upon completion of the program students will be able to:
- Apply critical thinking and analytical skills in decision- making and problem solving.
- Understand and apply accounting principles to prepare financial statements.
- Develop an understanding of the law and the legal environment as it relates to business operations, including its ethical implications
- Identify the basics of information technology and apply software applications to enhance efficiency of business functions.
- Create effective oral and written business communications utilizing modern communication technologies.
- Demonstrate knowledge of basic economic concepts and how they affect business.
| Type | Status | Title | Days | Time | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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OPEN for Waitlist | BCM. 225 - 52710 - Spreadsheets I: Excel | TBA | Corzonkoff, B |
The BCM Lab
Business students can use the lab for assignments and access software support from our Instructional Aides: Lori Fisher and Mayra Espinosa Banega.
Business Computer Systems Management at Skyline College
Enroll in a Business Computer Systems Management course at Skyline College to improve your basic computer skills. The College offers comprehensive courses that build into a variety of A.S. degrees and certificate and prepare you to meet the needs of today’s workforce.
Business Computer Systems Management classes include:
- State-of-the art equipment
- Instructors who are highly-trained and experienced
- The most current, in-demand software
- Flexible online courses as well as traditional classes.
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