This is a basic-skills computer course. It is designed to ensure that all CBA students
have basic skills in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Access and Excel in order to compete
in the workplace and to complete assignments in future CBA courses. Students are
required to attend all class sessions. Throughout the course students will work
in groups to complete assigned projects and to take assessments.
- To test CBA students for basic skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint,
and where needed to teach those skills immediately.
- To equip and demonstrate to students how to continue to learn these programs as
their reliance on them grows.
- To demonstrate advanced features of these programs required in future courses.
- To orient students to the task of small-group work that uses computers to network
activity.
- To familiarize students with UNL's course management system.
- To introduce students to the language of business.
You must pre-register for the test out exam by completing the
Credit By Exam Application and returning it to Jan Hime at least one week
prior to the exam date.
You must check in with the Testing Center proctor at least 3 hours before the Testing
Center closes in order to take the exams. Students arriving less than 3 hours before
closing time will be instructed to re-schedule.
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Fall Semester 2011
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August 23
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Tuesday
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CBA 36
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August 24
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Wednesday
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CBA 36
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September 26
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Monday
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CBA 36
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September 27
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Tuesday
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CBA 36
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November 3
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Thursday
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CBA 36
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November 4
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Friday
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CBA 36
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December 13
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Tuesday
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CBA 36
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December 14
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Wednesday
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CBA 36
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Spring Semester 2012
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January 9
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Monday
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CBA 36
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January 10
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Tuesday
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CBA 36
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February 13
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Monday
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CBA 36
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February 14
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Tuesday
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CBA 36
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March 26
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Monday
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CBA 36
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March 27
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Tuesday
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CBA 36
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May 1
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Tuesday
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CBA 36
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May 2
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Wednesday
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CBA 36
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To receive a waiver in Business Administration 150 you must have completed an equivalent
course in computer proficiency at another college or university within the last
two years. The course must include assessment in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
and Access 2007 or 2010. To apply for a Credit by Waiver deliver a detailed syllabus
and a copy of your transcript to Jan Hime in CBA 247. For more information on the
Credit by Waiver, contact Jan Hime at jhime1@unl.edu
with the subject heading "BSAD150 Waiver Review".
It is recommended that you take the course rather than testing out. In addition
to learning Microsoft Office 2010, the course is designed to offer students benefits
such as small group projects, the use of Blackboard, and business terminology which
are skills you will need in future courses.
With Credit by Exam you have 3 hours to pass four computer-based exams; one in Microsoft
Word, PowerPoint, Access and Excel. Each exam has approximately 25 questions and
is timed at 40 minutes. To pass the course you must pass ALL exams at 80% or better.
The cost for the Credit by Examination is approximately half the cost of the course
plus the cost of the exam software. You can only take the Credit by Examination
once. If you do not pass the Credit by Examination, you will not receive a refund
and you will need to take the course to graduate. It is suggested that unless you
have intermediate to advanced software skills you not attempt the Credit by Examination.
To Register for the Credit By Exam (complete all steps)
- Complete the Credit by Exam Application form and return it to Jan Hime at least
one week prior to the exam date. You can download and print the
Credit By Exam Application form , or one can be picked up outside Jan Hime's
office (CBA 247)
- Check the Test Out Dates and the Testing Center Hours on this website. Do not take
the completed form with you to the Testing location because you will not be allowed
to take the exams.
- Purchase the Prentice Hall myITLab software packet from the Textbook Office in either
University bookstore.
- Register with myITLab using these
myITLab Exam Registration Instructions.
- The Study Guideis to review
what will be covered on the exams.
For more information on majors in the College of Business Administration at the
University of Nebraska, go to http://www.cba.unl.edu/programs/
If you would like more information regarding the Business Administration undergraduate
program, contact: