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BS in Steno Captioning
72 Quarter Hours |
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| The Steno Captioning curriculum of AIB College of Business provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to be realtime captioners. It is our belief that students should be provided the opportunity to explore and develop general knowledge, ethical and civic responsibilities, technical skills, and research abilities to become successful captioners.
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| Core General Education Courses: |
27 Credits |
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| CM310 Technical Writing |
MA120 College Algebra OR MA310 Essential Statistics |
| HIST150 Western Civilization |
SCI100 Environmental Science |
| HU210 Introduction to Film OR MSC110 Music Appreciation |
SS310 Social Psychology |
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| Core Major Courses: |
40.5 Credits |
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| CR315 Speed Development III (9 credits) |
SC350 Captioning Speed Development I (9 credits) |
| SC340 Principles of Captioning/CART I |
SC425 Captioning Speed Development II (9 credits) |
| SC365 Principles of Captioning/CART II |
SC400 Internship with Business Applications |
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| 1 elective from the following: |
4.5 Credits |
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| BA313 Business Law II |
ST310 Medical/Legal Dictation |
| BA333 Managerial Communications |
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NOTES:
- Court reporting and captioning students (steno and voice) earn P (Pass) or NP (No Pass) in speed development classes. Credits are awarded when the class is passed, but P/NP grades are not factored into the students' quarterly or cumulative grade point averages.
- All court reporting and captioning departmental classes (steno and voice) other than speed classes require a grade of C- or above to pass.
- Steno students will be required to have their own realtime steno writer when they enroll in the bachelor’s program.
- All steno and voice students are required to lease-to-own a laptop through AIB. See Note #8 on page 19 for further information about the leasing program.
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