Administrative Office Technology Gaming Concentration

(Jefferson Davis Campus)

The gaming management courses will focus on the unique characteristics of this field, which spans both the gaming and hospitality industries. It will allow students to learn entry-level skills relating to gaming operations and provide them with the knowledge and attitudes needed to be an effective professional in the gaming industry.

The gaming management courses linked to other programs as Administrative Office Technology, Accounting Technology, Business Management Technology, Hotel & Restaurant Management, Business and Marketing Management, Paralegal Technology, and Computer Networking Technology will lead to an Associate of Applied Science degree with a gaming concentration. This degree is designed to help students seek employment in entry level or supervisory positions. For those currently employed, these programs will provide professional growth and career mobility within the gaming industry.

Business and Office Technology Certificate

BOT 1433 - Business Accounting Credit(s): 3
ACC 2213 - Principles of Accounting I Credit(s): 3
BOT 1313 - Applied Business Mathematics Credit(s): 3
BOT 1233 - Microsoft® Word® I Credit(s): 3
BOT 1273 - Introduction to Microsoft® Office® Credit(s): 3
BOT 1713 - Mechanics of Communication Credit(s): 3
BOT 1213 - Professional Development Credit(s): 3
BOT 1243 - Microsoft® Word® II Credit(s): 3
BOT 2433 - QuickBooks® Credit(s): 3
BOT 1823 - Microsoft® Excel® I Credit(s): 3
BOT 2813 - Business Communication Credit(s): 3

Total Credits: 30

Office Systems Gaming Diploma

GMT 1113 - Casino Business Strategy & Operations Credit(s): 3
GMT 1123 - Casino Customer Service Credit(s): 3
GMT 1133 - Casino Financial Accounting Credit(s): 3
GMT 1143 - Casino & Resort Marketing Credit(s): 3
GMT 1153 - Casino & Resort Management Credit(s): 3

Total Credits: 15

Associate of Applied Science

ENG 1113 - English Composition I Credit(s): 3
SPT 1113 - Public Speaking I Credit(s): 3
Math/Natural Science Elective Credit(s): 3/4
Social/Behavioral Science Elective Credit(s): 3
(ECO 2113 recommended)
Humanities/Fine Arts Elective Credit(s): 3

Total Credits: 15/16

Note:

Articulated credit may be awarded for approved courses. Please refer to “The Credit by Non-Traditional Means ” section of this catalog regarding stipulations for receiving articulated credit.
* BOT 1113 can be taken only if the student has had sufficient typewriting instruction. If student is not proficient, he/she must take BOT 1013 Beginning Keyboarding.