12 Short Intensive Business Program For a Student Who Desires Proficiency in a Concentrated Field of Study in a Short Period of Time The student who does not wish to meet the prescribed recommendations of any business curricula is free to select the courses that will satisfy his special interests and needs. Intensive training may be received in Accounting, Office Machines, Stenography, Electrical Voice Writing, Typewriting, Salesmanship, and related business subjects. COURSES OF INSTRUCTION Stenography GREGG SHORTHANDTHOMAS NATURAL SHORTHAND 31. The Theory of Shorthand (Gregg or Thomas). Introduction to the theory of shorthand. Dictation is given on practical material at rates adapted to the abilities of the students. Prerequisite: The ability to typewrite. If a student has had no typewriting, he must register for Business 41. Five quarter hours. Autumn. Christensen, Vietti 32. The Theory of Shorthand (Gregg or Thomas). A continuation of Business 31. Prerequisite Business 31 or equivalent Five quarter hours. Winter. Christensen, Vietti 33. Theory Review and Speed Development (Gregg or Thomas). A continuation of Business 32. Emphasis on dictation and rapid writing. Five quarter hours. Spring. Christensen, Vietti 34. Intermediate Dictation (Gregg cr Thomas). Designed for students who have had previous training in shorthand and who can take dictation at 60 words a minute. Review of shorthand theory. Emphasis on new vocabulary abbreviations, and phrase writing. Dictation at reasonable speeds with stress on fluency and accuracy of writing. Five quarter hours. Autumn. Christensen 35. Advanced Dictation (Gregg or Thomas). A continuation of Business 34. Drill on specialized vocabularies. Five quarter hours. Winter. Christensen 36. Expert Dictation (Gregg or Thomas). An intensive dictation course emphasizing reporting shortcuts and special phrasing. High-speed writing. Five quarter hours. Spring. Applied Stenography 52a. Basic Transcription. A study of fundamental transcription techniques. To be taken with Business 32. One quarter hour. Winter. Christensen, Vietti 53a. Basic Transcription. A continuation of Business 52a. To be taken with Business 33. One quarter hour. Spring Christensen, Vietti 54a. Intermediate Transcription. A brief review of basic transcription principles. To be taken with Business 34. One quarter hour. Autumn. Christensen 55a. Advanced Transcription. Practical business transcription problems are emphasized. To be taken with Business 35. One quarter hour. Winter. Christensen 56a. Expert Transcription. Intensive transcription practice with emphasis on rapid and accurate transcription. To be taken with Business 36. One quarter hour. Spring. Christensen Typewriting 41. Elementary Typewriting. A foundation course in typewriting designed to achieve mastery of the keyboard and to attain a typing speed of at least 25 words a minute, with special emphasis placed on technique and accuracy drills. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Ogden 42. Business Typewriting Procedures. A course in skill building and office typewriting designed to attain a typing speed of at least 35 words a minute, with special emphasis placed on Business Letter Styles Tabulation, and Manuscript Typing. Three quarter hours. Autumn, Winter, Spring. Ogden 43. Intermediate Typewriting. A course in office typing projects designed to attain a typing speed of at least 45 words a minute, with special emphasis placed on preparation of telegrams, stencil duplication process, preparation of invoices, credit memoranda, and statements, payroll forms, executive reports, and manuscript typing. Three quarter hours. Winter, Spring. Ogden 44. Advanced Typewriting. A course in work experience designed to attain a typing speed of at least 55 words a minute, with special emphasis placed on standardized letter placement, work experience as administrative assistant in the Training Department, preparing corporation reports, legal document, and applying for a position. Three quarter hours. Autumn. Spring. Ogden 45. Speed Building Typewriting. A course for superior typists designed to attain a typing speed of at least 65 words a minute, with special emphasis placed on speed building and speed problems. Three quarter hours. Spring. Ogden 46. Expert Typewriting. A course for expert typists designed to attain a typing speed of at least 75 words a minute, with emphasis placed on speed building and speed problems. Three quarter hours. Spring. Ogden Christensen