Official Course Description: MCCCD Approval: 01/01/01
OAS201 19856-19945	L+L	3 Credit(s)	5 Period(s)
Typing III
Mastery of skills and techniques used in the production of letter, manuscript, and statistical typing; decision making; business/industry standards emphasized. Prerequisites: OAS102, or minimum typing speed of 50 wpm, or permission of department/division.

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MCCCD Official Course Competencies:
OAS201   19856-19945	Typing III

1.	Type 60 to 70 words per minute with no more than five errors. (I)
2.	Type all correspondence in mailable form with no errors. (II)
3.	Type and select proper correspondence for the following departments: purchasing, sales, public relations, accounting, engineering, personnel, legal, and executive. (I-IX)
4.	Type letters, memorandums, requisitions, and other business forms. (I-IV, VI)
5.	Choose the proper style and arrangement of the various letter styles and type them correctly. (II, III, V, VII, VIII)
6.	Choose the proper forms and type them accurately.(II-VII)
7.	Properly set up for tables and graphs. (IX)
8.	Type all types of statistical reports. (IV)
9.	Interpret financial reports involving statistics. (IV)
10.	Type statistics from handwritten copy. (I)
11.	Type manuscripts and reports. (IX)
12.	Choose the proper style in manuscript and report arrangements. (II, V, VII, IX)
13.	Utilize the basic rules of capitalization, word division, punctuation and expression of numbers, footnote style and placement of bibliographies. (II, V, IX)
14.	Edit, proofread, and correct copy. (II-IX)

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MCCCD Official Course Outline:
OAS201   19856-19945	Typing III

I. Review of basic skills A. Building typing skills B. Proofreading symbols C. Rough draft typing II. Typing in a sales office A. Memorandums B. Agendas C. Sales reports D. Tables E. Sales forecast report F. Form letters G. Quotation forms H. Invoice forms III. Typing in a general office A. Interoffice memorandums B. Composing a memo C. Typing index cards D. Tabulations E. Composing a letter F. Typing a form letter IV. Typing in an accounting office A. Auditor's statement B. Balance sheet C. Income statement D. Statement of retained earnings E. Schedule of accounts and notes receivable F. Schedule of accounts and notes payable G. Schedule of landholdings H. Statement of changes in financial position I. Typing binder labels J. Table with horizontal and vertical rulings and braced headings K. Itinerary with rulings and braced headings V. Typing in an executive office A. Composing and typing memorandums B. Two-page C. Employment agreement D. Executive-size stationery with bpc notation E. Three-page report VI. Typing in a legal office A. Warranty deed B. Bill of sale C. Power of attorney D. Partnership agreement E. Last will and testament VII. Typing in a medical office A. Memorandums B. Outline C. Consent form D. Medical history E. Radiology report F. Clinical resume VIII. Typing in a government office A. Formal government letters B. Informal government letters C. Two-page formal government letters IX. Typing in a technical office A. Technical reports B. Informal government letters C. Rough-draft letters

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