Business Computer Technology
Upgrade your skills. Start in business technology.
Gain essential technology and administrative skills with WVC's Business Computer Technology certificates and degrees—providing a versatile foundation you can apply in almost any field. Ideal for self-employed professionals, career changers, or new students seeking an entry-level path into business.
Academic Pathways
Associate of Applied Science
Gain the technical and soft skills necessary to function as an essential member of a business team.
Associate in Applied Science-Transfer
A two-year degree that is transferable to Central Washington University's Information Technology Management (IT Management) BAS program.
Administrative Assistant Certificate of Completion
A three-quarter, 45-credit program with courses in computer applications, professional and work relations, and communications.
Business Computer Technology Certificate of Accomplishment
A three-quarter, 30-credit program with courses in computer fundamentals and applications, Business English, and professional work relations.
Data Analysis and Visualization Certificate of Completion
Gain a foundational understanding of databases and how to organize, store, retrieve and analyze data for various contexts. Learn the process of analyzing and interpreting the data with visualization to illustrate concepts and communicate information.
Project Management Fundamentals Certificate of Completion
Designed for entry level project administrators to develop their communication, organization, and research skills to execute projects using Project Management Institute's methodology and current technologies.
Learning Outcomes
Computer and Productivity Skills
Develop foundational skills in office productivity software to create professional documents, including spreadsheets, presentations, word-processed reports,and databases.
Internet, Research, and Collaboration
Apply digital and cloud tools efficiently for online research and collaboration in the workplace.
Certification and Career Readiness
Prepare for industry-recognized certifications such as Microsoft Office Specialist and IC3 Digital Literacy—giving you a competitive edge in the job market.
Business Communication and Professional Skills
Build strong written, oral, and digital communication while developing professional work habits, customer-service skills, and teamwork to thrive in office settings.Career Pathways
Business Offices
Office administrator, business support specialist
Manage operations and coordinate teams and documentation and information.
Healthcare and Public Agencies
Administrative assistant, office clerk
Support essential administrative tasks.
Customer Service
Customer service representative
Handle communication and client needs using business software.
Records and Document Management
Records manager, office technician
Track, organize, and clean up data.
Contacts
Sompheng Batch
Coordinator and Faculty, Business Computer Technology