“new” associates in science degree...13805 man2021 geb3213 advanced communication in business...

General Education Requirements (21.00 Credits):

1. Communications (3.00 Credits)

ENC1101 – English composition (3.00 Credits)

2. Oral Communications (3.00 Credits)

SPC1017 – Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3.00 Credits) or

SPC2608 – Introductions to Public Speaking (3.00 Credits)

3. Humanities (3.00 Credits)

PHI2604 – Critical Thinking/Ethics (3.00 Credits)

4. Behavioral/Social Science (3.00 Credits)

ECO2013 – Macro Economics (3.00 Credits)

5. Math/Science (9.00 Credits)

MAC1105 – College Algebra (3.00 Credits)

MAC2233 – Business Calculus (3.00 Credits)

QMB2100 – Basic Business Statistics (3.00 Credits)

Computer Competency Requirement – Computer Competency Test (CCT) or

CGS1060C - Introduction to computer Technology and Appliances.

Major Course Requirements (21.00 Credits):

ACG2021 Financial Accounting 3 Credits

ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab 1 Credit

ACG2071 Managerial Accounting 3 Credits

ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab 1 Credit

BAN1004 Banking Fundamentals, Evolution 3 Credits

and Compliance

FIN2031 Fundamentals of Wealth 3 Credits

Management, Institutions,

Markets and Products

FIN2000 Principles of Finance 3 Credits

MKA1CCC Relationship Selling and Sales 3 Credits

Strategies

GEB1313 Writing for Financial Services 1 Credit

Program Core Required (18.00 Credits):

FIN2010 Investments, Stocks and Bonds 3 Credits

FIN2100 Financial Planning 3 Credits

BAN2210 Analyzing Financial Statements 3 Credits

(Pre-req.: ACG2021 and ACG2021L)

FIN2475 Financial Analysis and Valuations 3 Credits

(Pre-req.: ACG2021 and ACG2021L,

BAN2210)

FIN2XXX Risk Management and Compliance 3 Credits

FIN1930** Special Topic Seminar 1 Credits

ACG1920 Excel 2 Credits

**Special Topics Seminar to include topics related to Machine Learning, Cryptocurrency,

FinTech, Negotiation Skills

Call us today for more information at 305-237-3051.

Coming in 2020!

“New” Associates in Science Degree

Financial Services (22024):

Wealth Management Specialization

CLASSROOM SCHEDULE

SPRING 2020

Center for Financial Training

Southeastern (CFT) –Educating

the Financial Services industry

since 1901!

CFT is dedicated to providing

professionally administrated

banker/financial services

education and training that

continually meets the

educational need of bank,

credit union, and other

employees in the financial

services industry. We also

provide pre-career tracks and

financial literacy programs.

BANKING/CREDIT

UNION/FINANCIAL SERVICES

WWW.CFTSE.ORG

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REGISTRATION

INFORMATION 1 - Look through the schedule and

choose offerings which meet your

personal and professional goals.

2 – Contact your CFT Bank

Representative (who usually works

within the personnel/human resource

department) who will explain your

organization’s policies regarding tuition

and textbook reimbursement.

3 – Complete a college application for

admission or re-admission and the CFT

instructions & Registration form and

give to your bank/company

representative for approval.

CFT Registration Forms and College

Admission Forms Accessible Online!

Download forms at: www.cftse.org

4 – The registration and admission

forms must be submitted to the CFT

office.

5 – Register early for all CFT offerings

to ensure that you are enrolled in the

offering(s) of your choice. Registrations

are processed on a space available

basis.

WHERE TO BEGIN$30.00 ADMISSION FEE

REQUIRED FOR ALL NEW MDC STUDENTS (non-

refundable) Lab/Special fees for all courses and

textbook fees for the BAN courses (see course

descriptions for textbook prices) will automatically

be added to your class tuition fees.

Late fees may apply after registration deadline.

MEMBER FEE CFT/MDC 3 CREDIT COURSE ............................................................$525.00

CFT/MDC 4 CREDIT COURSE .............................................................. 670.00

CFT/MDC LAB FEE ............................................................................... 187.00

*CFT/MDC NON-RESIDENT/3 CREDIT COURSE ..............................1395.00


*CFT/MDC NON-RESIDENT/LAB FEE ................................................. 462.00

NON-MEMBER FEE



CFT/MDC LAB FEE ............................................................................... 250.00



*CFT/MDC NON-RESIDENT/LAB FEE ................................................. 524.00

BACHELOR’S DEGREE $25.00 ADMISSION FEE

BAS MEMBER FEE




BAS NON-MEMBER FEE




*GOOD NEWS! Non-resident laws have changed.

Call CFT to see if you qualify OTHER FEES

CFT/ABA OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT ........................................................... 15.00

CFT/ABA UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT (NON-MEMBERS) ........................ 10.00

TRANSFER CREDIT ............................................................................... 145.00

DIPLOMA FEE ......................................................................................... 35.00 Note: Please make payment payable to CFT Southeastern.

(No personal checks accepted)

Credit Card option available – Call (305) 237-3051 for details.

Or you can pay online: https://cftse.org/miami-dade-college/

(ALL FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

CERTIFICATES

• ABA BANK SOLUTIONS PROVIDER

• ABA BANK TELLER

• ABA BRANCH MANAGER

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN BANK FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN BSA AND AML COMPLIANCE

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN BUSINESS AND

COMMERCIAL LENDING

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN FRAUD PREVENTION

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN LENDING COMPLIANCE

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN TRUST – FOUNDATIONAL

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN TRUST – INTERMEDIATE

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN TRUST – ADVANCED

• ABA CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

• ABA DEPOSIT COMPLIANCE

• ABA HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT EXPERT

• ABA OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT

• ABA PERSONAL BANKER

• ABA RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LENDER

• ABA SUPERVISOR / TEAM LEADER

• ABA UNIVERSAL BANKER

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN FINANCIAL AND CREDIT RISK

MANAGEMENT

• ABA CERTIFICATE IN RISK MANAGEMENT

FRAMEWORKS

• CFT CREDIT ANALYSIS

• CFT GENERAL BANKING

• CFT COMPLIANCE OFFICER-Domestic Track

-International Track

-Credit Union Track

• CFT INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING

• CFT INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL SERVICES

• CFT INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL SERVICES MARKETING

• CFT INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL SERVICES OPERATIONS

• CFT INTRODUCTION TO LENDING

• CFT INTRODUCTION TO SALES AND SERVICE

• CFT HUMAN RESOURCES

• ABA-WHARTON EMERGING LEADERS• STRATEGY

• ENGAGING AND MOTIVATING TALENT

• ADVANCED EMERGING LEADERSHIP

COLLEGE CREDIT BANKING CERTIFICATES

• BANKING SPECIALIST

• BANKING OPERATIONS- (CREDIT

ANALYSIS)

• BANKING MANAGEMENT (LENDING)

DIPLOMAS

• CFT ADVANCED FINANCIAL SERVICES

• CFT AGRICULTURAL LENDING

• CFT COMMERCIAL LENDING

• CFT CONSUMER LENDING

• CFT FINANCIAL SERVICE MANAGEMNT

• CFT FINANCIAL SERVICES MARKETING

• CFT FINANCIAL SERVISES OPERATIONS

• CFT GENERAL FINANCIAL SERVICES

• CFT GLOBAL BANKING

• CFT PROJECT MANAGEMENT

• CFT REAL ESTATE LENDING

• CFT SALES AND SERVICES

MANAGEMENT

Diploma, Certificate, College Credit Certificate & Degree Programs

http://www.cftse.org/

http://www.cftse.org/

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Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)

What is PLA?

Prior Learning Assessments is a means for students to demonstrate knowledge and experience acquired

through the workplace, that may translate to college credit at CFT/MDC and help fulfill requirements for

college credit certificate and diploma programs. PLA is an excellent option for anyone who has acquired

college level knowledge through the workplace.

PLA Options

Credit-by-Exam: Miami Dade College awards college credit for standardized examinations that document

the required knowledge and competencies for one or more subject areas, without the need of taking a

course. This allows working professionals to earn a degree or certificate at a faster pace.

Portfolio Based Assessments: Putting together a portfolio that demonstrates college course-equivalent

learning is a great way for some students to earn college credit without having to take individual courses.

One portfolio can give credit for multiple courses.

The Benefits of PLA

➢ Shortens the amount of time it takes students to finish a degree or college credit certificate

program.

➢ Saves money.

➢ Boosts likelihood of graduation.

For more information contact the CFT office

305-237-3051

[email protected]

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SCHEDULE

MIAMI-DADE COLLEGE

SPRING 2020 SCHEDULE

BANKING

TAKE NOTE When looking through our schedule,

please note that all classes honored by

CFT and offered at the other college

campuses are not all listed on our

schedule. For further details, please call

CFT office (305) 237-3051

Classes below begin week of February 10th, 2020 and conclude May 1st, 2020 unless noted otherwise.

REF# Pre -Req.

COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY LOCATION/ROOM TIME

9238 ACG2021 BAN2210 Analyzing Financial Statements (02/12-04/29) 3 W MDC – Wolfson Campus 6:00PM-9:00PM 16120 BAN1231 Commercial Lending (02/11-04/28) 3 T U.S. Century Bank/ 7th FL 6:00PM-9:00PM 16021 BAN1240 Consumer Lending (02/13-04/30) 3 TH Amerant Bank/Training

Room (Doral) 6:00PM-9:00PM

16050 BAN1004 Principles of Banking (02/12-04/29) 3 W MDC – Wolfson Campus 6:00PM-9:00PM

5857 OST2335 Business Writing (02/13-04/30) 3 TH MDC - Wolfson Campus 5:40PM-9:10PM

7368 OST2335 Business Writing (01/09-03/02) 3 TH MDC – Eduardo J. Padron Campus (IAC)

6:40PM-9:10PM

(BAN Textbooks must be purchased at the time of registration. See course descriptions for pricing.)

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

Analyzing Financial Statements – (TEXT: $130.54)

A practical introduction to financial statement analysis from the perspective of the commercial loan officer. Gain the

skills needed to effectively asses the risk related to a customer-current and prospective-and evaluate possible sources

of repayment for the loan. Pre-Req.: ACG2021, Financial Accounting

Business Writing – (TEXT: TBA)

This course emphasizes standard business communications and writing procedures used in business and office

environments. These communication principles are designed to provide the student with the essential tools to improve

communication skills and employ effective business writing. Audience: Bank or Credit Union employees who have direct

or indirect contact with consumers.

Commercial Lending – (TEXT: $130.54)

Suitable for anyone who wants to learn more about the commercial lending process—the backbone of most banks’

lending portfolios. Learn what goes into making a successful commercial loan and how to manage a customer

relationship once the loan is approved.

Consumer Lending – (TEXT: $130.54)

Ideal for those new to consumer lending, as well as current lenders who want to enhance their knowledge. The course

covers forming a loan policy, generating applications, learning about the credit investigation, and understanding the

evaluation of and decisions that go into every loan application.

Principles of Banking - (TEXT: $130.54)

The course is intended to give those who are new to banking a general understanding of the industry Recognized as the

most comprehensive introduction to the banking industry for over 50 years, Principles of Banking introduces

fundamental banking concepts and principles, the basics of how banks operate as service providers and businesses,

their obligation to operate in a safe and sound manner and manage risks, and the responsibilities of bank employees

in a customer-focused financial services environment.

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BACHELOR IN APPLIED SCIENCE - BAS SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT & INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY COURSES

(Textbooks must be purchased at MDC bookstores)

WOLFSON CAMPUS (DOWNTOWN) - BAS

Classes begin the week of January 7th, 2020 and conclude the week of May 1st, 2020

REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME

13805 MAN2021 GEB3213 Advanced Communication in Business (02/10-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM 1901 MAN2021 MAN4894 Applied Case Studies Management (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8070 MAN2021 MAN3065 Business Ethics (02/10-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM 13796 MAN2021 MAN3065 Business Ethics (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 12:00PM-02:30PM

1084 TAX2010 Business Taxes & Returns (01/07-03/02) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 2080 MAN2021 MAN4900 Capstone Project in Supervision and Management (01/07-05/01) 4 M TBA 05:40PM-07:40PM

7707 MAN2021 MAN4162 Customer Relations for Managers (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 13835 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 02:40PM-05:10PM

1450 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (02/10-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM 13795 MAN2021 MAN3301 Human Resource Management (02/10-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:30AM-11:50AM

13802 MAN2021 MAN3322 Human Resources Information Systems (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 02:40PM-05:10PM 13791 GEB2112 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (02/10-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM 2068 ISM400 Introduction to Management Information Systems (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-12:30PM

13799 MAN2021 MAN4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 02:40PM-05:10PM 14959 MAN2021 MAN4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 TH TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

9127 MAN2021 MAN4941 Management Internship (02/10-05/01) 3 F TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM 13803 MAN2021 MAN4113 Managing Diversity (02/10-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

13798 MAR3083 Marketing for Managers (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 12:00PM-02:30PM 13794 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 12:00PM-02:30PM

1961 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (03/09-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 1943 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational Behavior (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

13797 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational Behavior (03/09-05-01) 3 S TBA 02:40PM-05:10PM 13836 MAN2021 MAN4361 Organizational Staffing (02/10-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

7711 MAN2021 Principles of Management (01/07-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-07:10PM 2069 MAN2021 Principles of Management (03/09-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 2079 MAN2021 MAN4720 Strategic Management Decision Making (01/07-03/02) 4 W TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

13801 MAN2021 MAN4720 Strategic Management Decision Making (03/09-05/01) 4 S TBA 12:00PM-02:30PM

EDUARDO J. PADRON CAMPUS (formally known as IAC) – BAS Classes begin the week of January 7th, 2020 and conclude the week of May 1st, 2020

REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 1980 MAN2021 MAN3065 Business Ethics (03/09-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

2046 MAN2021 MAN4900 Capstone Project in Supervision and Management (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 2072 MAN2021 MAN4900 Capstone Project in Supervision and Management (03/09-05/01) 4 S TBA 08:00AM-11:20AM

1984 MAN2021 MAN4162 Customer Relations for Managers (01/07-03/02) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 1449 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 2033 MAN2021 MAN3301 Human Resource Management (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1900 MAN2021 ISM4011 Introduction to Management Information System (01/07-03/02) 4 T TBA 06:15PM-09:30PM 2038 MAN2021 MAN4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8540 MAN2021 MAN4941 Management Internship (01/10-04/26) 3 F TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 1962 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (01/07-03/02) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

15185 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (03/09-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 1939 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational behavior (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

7348 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational behavior (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM 1946 MAN2021 MAN4720 Strategic Management Decision Making (03/09-05/01) 4 T TBA 06:15PM-09:30PM

KENDALL CAMPUS – BAS Classes begin the week of January 7th, 2020 and conclude the week of May 1st, 2020

REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 1447 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

1448 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

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NORTH CAMPUS – BAS

SCHEDULE (Continued Bachelor in Applied Science courses)

HIALEAH CAMPUS – BAS


REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 13832 MAN2021 GEB3213 Advanced Communications in Business (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

2047 MAN2021 MAN4894 Applied Case Studies Management (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM 1979 MAN2021 MAN3065 Business Ethics (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

2062 MAN2021 MAN3065 Business Ethics (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM 8350 MAN2021 MAN4900 Capstone Project in Supervision and Management (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM

2043 MAN2021 MAN4900 Capstone Project in Supervision and Management (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM 1981 MAN2021 MAN4162 Customer Relations for Managers (03/09-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

13823 MAN2021 MAN4352 Effective Employee Training (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM 13824 MAN2021 MAN4352 Effective Employee Training (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM 8745 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

7167 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM 2063 MAN2021 MAN3301 Human Resource Management (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM

8577 MAN2021 MAN3301 Human Resource Management (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 8348 MAN2021 MAN4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

2065 MAN2021 MAN4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM 13831 MAN2021 MAR3803 Marketing for Mangers (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8576 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational Behavior (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 1958 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

2061 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM 7142 MAN2021 MAN4350 Professional Development (03/16-04/26) 1 F TBA 06:30PM-08:45PM

1944 MAN2021 MAN4720 Strategic Management Decision Making (01/07-03/02) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM


REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 3065 MAN2021 MAN3065 Business Ethics (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 08:20PM-10:50PM

4900 MAN2021 MAN4900 Capstone Project in Supervision and Management (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 14120 MAN2021 MAN4162 Customer Relations for Managers (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

13986 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (01/07-03/002) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 13983 MAN2021 MAN3301 Human Resource Management (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 08:20PM-10:50PM

13984 MAN2021 MAN4120 Leadership Challenges and Supervision (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 08:20PM-10:50PM 14148 MAN2021 MAR3803 Marketing for Managers (03/09-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

1960 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 14118 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational Behavior (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

13985 MAN2021 MAN4720 Strategic Management Decision Making (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 08:20PM-10:50PM

WEST CAMPUS – BAS



14463 MAN2021 MAN3065 Business Ethics (01/10-04/26) 3 F TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM

14465 MAN2021 MAN3301 Human Resource Management (01/10-04/26) 3 S TBA 09:23AM-10:40AM 14468 MAN2021 MAR3803 Marketing for Managers (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM 14466 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational Behavior (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

14462 MAN2021 MAN3025 Organization Management (01/10-04/26) 3 F TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM 14467 MAN2021 MAN4361 Organization Staffing (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

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SCHEDULE (Continued Bachelor in Applied Science courses)

HOMESTEAD CAMPUS – BAS

MIAMI DADE COLLEGE – ONLINE COURSES

Important Note: Students will receive login information on their class schedule. Please do not wait to receive a schedule from CFT/MDC prior to logging into classes. You can download your schedule by creating an MDC student account at www.mdc.edu/current. New and returning students cannot register for Virtual College courses until they

complete online Success Orientation at http://www.mdc.edu/virtual/)

(Textbooks information is also available online at http://www.mdc.edu/virtual/ )

REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR 1911 QMB2100 Basic Business Statistics (01/07-05/01) 3

5026 MAC2233 Business Calculus (01/07-05/01) 3 5025 MTB1103 Business Mathematics (01/07-05/01) 3

8313 TAX2010 Business Taxes & Returns (01/07-05/01) 3 5996 PHI2604 Critical Thinking/Ethics (01/07-05/01) 3

8245 MAN2021 MAN4162 Customer Relations for Managers (01/07-03/02) 3 1457 MAN2021 FIN3400 Finance for Non-Financial Managers (01/07-03/02) 3

8173 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-03/02) 3 1018 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3

8174 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-03/02) 1 1005 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1

6928 SPC1017 Fundamentals of Speech Communication (01/07-05/01) 3 14071 MAN2021 MAN2300 Human Resource Management (01/07-03/02) 3 4441 HUM1020 Humanities (01/07-05/01) 3

8282 TAX2000 Income Tax (01/07-05/01) 3 2478 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4

7270 MAN2021 ISM4011 Introduction to Management Information System (01/07-03/02) 3 8253 MAN2021 MAN4941 Management Internship (01/07-05/01) 3

1049 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 1091 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3

1074 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 8176 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (03/09-05/01) 1

8243 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational Behavior (01/07-03/02) 3 1081 Lab Req’d ACG2001 Principles of Accounting 1 (01/07-03/02) 3

1010 Lab Req’d ACG2011 Principles of Accounting 2 (03/09-05/01) 3 1093 ACG2001L Principles of Accounting Lab 1 (01/07-03/02) 1

1041 ACG2011L Principles of Accounting Lab 2 (03/09-05/01) 1 1999 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-05/01) 3 1454 FIN2000 Principles of Finance (01/07-05/01) 3

1922 MAN2021 Principles of Management (01/07-05/01) 3 3000 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3

2950 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/07-05/01) 3 8209 CLP1006 Psychology of Personal Effectiveness (01/07-05/01) 3

7333 SBM1000 Small Business Management (01/07-03/02) 3 7334 SBM1000 Small Business Management (03/09-05/01) 3

4729 STA2023 Statistical Methods (01/07-05/01) 3



1987 MAN2021 MAN4162 Customer Relations for Managers (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 2034 MAN2021 MAN3301 Human Resource Management (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

8961 MAN2021 MAN4941 Management Internship (01/7-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM 13733 MAN2021 MAR3803 Marketing for Managers (01/07-03/02) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

13721 MAN2021 MAN3240 Organizational Behavior (03/09-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

http://www.mdc.edu/virtual/

http://www.mdc.edu/virtual/

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SCHEDULE

CFT/MDC CORE SEMESTER CLASSES

BUSINESS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE (Textbooks must be purchased at MDC bookstores)

WOLFSON CAMPUS (DOWNTOWN) – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION



9238 ACG2021 BAN1004 Analyzing Financial Statements (02/10-05/01) 3 W TBA 06:00PM-09:00PM

1913 QMB2100 Basic Business Statistics (02/10-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

4569 BUL2241 Business Law 1 (02/10-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

1084 TAX2010 Business Taxes & Returns (01/07-03/02) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

5857 OST2335 Business Writing (02/10-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

15459 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (02/10-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

7702 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-01:00PM

1114 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:40PM

7704 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/13-04/27) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

7705 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-03/02) 1 S TBA 01:30PM-04:50PM

1112 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 TH TBA 08:15PM-09:55PM

1113 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (02/10-05/01) 1 S TBA 08:15AM-11:15AM

15461 MAN2300 Human Resources Management (02/10-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

1050 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1070 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/13-04/27) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8388 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (02/10-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:30AM-11:50AM

1052 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1116 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 T TBA 08:15PM-09:55PM

1079 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (02/10-05/01) 1 S TBA 12:30PM-02:45PM

7706 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (03/09-05/01) 1 S TBA 01:30PM-04:50PM

1974 MAR1720 Marketing in a Digital World (02/10-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:30PM-09:50PM

1144 ACG2001/21 ACG2450 Microcomputers in Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1459 BAN1004 Principles of Banking (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-01:00PM

2019 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

2024 GEB1011 Principles of Business (02/10-05/01) 3 TH TBA 06:30PM-09:50PM

2067 GEB1011 Principles of Business (03/09-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

3027 ECO2013 Principles of Economics-Macro (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-01:00PM

2995 ECO2013 Principles of Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-8:10PM

3028 ECO2013 Principles of Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

3021 ECO2013 Principles of Economics-Macro (03/09-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 06:40PM-09:20PM

2970 ECO2023 Principles of Economics-Micro (01/13-04/27) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8389 ECO2023 Principles of Economics-Micro (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-01:00PM

7711 MAN2021 Principles of Management (01/07-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-07:10PM

2069 MAN2021 Principles of Management (03/09-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1970 MAR1011 Principles of Marketing (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

2037 SBM1000 Small Business Management (02/10-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-09:10PM

WOLFSON CAMPUS – COMPUTER SCIENCE/OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY



7958 CTS1131 A+ Computer Essentials & Support (01/07-05/01) 4 T TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 7962 CGS1560 A+ Computer Operating Systems (01/07-05/01) 4 T TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM

2676 CIS4891 Capstone Project (01/07-05/01) 4 TH TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 2763 COP4723 Database Administration (01/13-04/27) 4 M TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM

2377 CGS1540c Database Concepts Design (01/13-04/27) 4 M TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 7432 CIS3360 Information Security (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 07:50PM-09:30PM

2765 CIS4347 Information Storage Management (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM 2387 COP1334 Introduction to C++ Programming (01/07-05/01) 4 T TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM

2461 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 TH TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM 2475 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM

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SCHEDULE



2562 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/10-04/26) 4 S TBA 08:00AM-11:20AM 2471 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/13-04/27) 4 M TBA 05:30PM-08:50PM

2752 COP2800 Java Programming (01/07-05/01) 4 T TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 2674 CNT4702 Network Design/Planning (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 07:50PM-09:30PM

2348 CTS1134 Networking Technologies (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 9600 CTS1134 Networking Technologies (01/07-05/01) 4 S TBA 09:30AM-12:50PM

7433 CGS3763 Operating System (01/07-05/01) 4 M TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM

WOLFSON CAMPUS – COMPUTER SCIENCE/OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY (continued)

EDUARDO J. PADRON CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION



4562 BUL2241 Business Law 1 (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

7332 BUL2242 Business Law 2 (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

7368 OST2335 Business Writing (01/07-03/02) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

15056 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM



7733 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

1007 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (02/10-05/01) 1 M TBA 07:30PM-08:35PM

15184 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (03/09-05/01) 1 T TBA 09:20PM-11:00PM

7734 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-03/02) 1 S TBA 10:40AM-12:20PM


7360 MNA2120 Human Relations in Business (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

1046 ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 08:20PM-10:50PM

1063 ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (02/10-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-07:20PM

7367 ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

7735 ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

1076 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (02/10-05/01) 1 M TBA 07:30PM-08:35PM

7736 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (03/09-05/01) 1 S TBA 10:40AM-12:20PM


7739 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (03/09-05/01) 1 TH TBA 09:20PM-11:00PM

2029 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1453 FIN2000 Principles of Finance (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

7338 FIN2000 Principles of Finance (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM

3019 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-8:10PM

3032 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 08:20PM-10:50PM

2968 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

3031 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1931 MAN2021 Principles of Management (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

7740 MAN2021 Principles of Management (01/07-03/02) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

15209 MAR1011 Principles of Marketing (01/07-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8823 SBM1000 Small Business Management (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8824 MAR2101 Social Media Marketing (01/07-03/02) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

EDUARDO J. PADRON CAMPUS - COMPUTER SCIENCE/OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY


REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 14942 CGS1540C Database Concepts Design (01/07-03/02) 4 T TBA 06:15PM-09:30PM

15198 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 TH TBA 07:50PM-09:30PM 2506 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 T TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM 2526 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM

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SCHEDULE

EDUARDO J. PADRON CAMPUS - COMPUTER SCIENCE/OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY (continued)


REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 2558 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/13-04/27) 4 M TBA 05:30PM-08:50PM

2724 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 TH TBA 05:30PM-08:50PM 9093 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-03/02) 4 T TBA 06:15PM-09:30PM 9379 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (03/09-05/01) 4 T TBA 06:15PM-9:30PM

9739 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (02/10-05/01) 4 M TBA 07:40PM-09:50PM 9740 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (02/10-05/01) 4 W TBA 07:40PM-09:50PM

15198 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 T/TH TBA 07:50PM-09:30PM 14306 CTS1134 Networking Technologies (01/07-05/01) 4 M TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM

WEST CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION


REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 7143 QMB2100 Basic Business Statistics (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM

14551 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (01/10-04/26) 3 SU TBA 12:05PM-01:20PM 14552 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM

1040 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM 7316 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM 8589 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/10-04/26) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

14747 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 W TBA 07:00PM-07:50PM 7317 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 T/TH TBA 06:00PM-06:50PM

8590 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/10-04/26) 1 S TBA 10:45AM-11:45AM 7854 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

7318 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 M/W TBA 07:00PM-07:50PM 14496 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/10-04/26) 3 SU TBA 10:40AM-11:55AM

7320 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM 3016 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

8288 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM 2943 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM

2944 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM 8594 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 08:30PM-09:45PM

14464 MAN2021 Principles of Management (01/10-04/26) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-09:15AM

14499 MAN1011 Principles of Marketing (01/10-04/26) 3 SU TBA 12:05PM-01:20PM 1965 MAN1011 Principles of Marketing (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

14500 SBM1000 Small Business Management (01/07-05/01) 3 T/TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

KENDALL CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION







15548 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM





15549 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 T TBA 07:00PM-07:50PM




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1068 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM




1118 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 TH TBA 07:00PM-07:50PM


15512 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 S TBA 10:20AM-11:25AM


9364 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (03/09-05/01) 1 S TBA 10:35AM-12:15PM

13826 SBM1000 Small Business Management (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

KENDALL CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (continued)

SCHEDULE

NORTH CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION



1914 QMB210 Basic Business Statistics (02/10-05/01) 3 M TBA 06:30PM-09:50PM

8635 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8345 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM


1037 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM





8636 MNA2120 Human Relations in Business (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8343 MNA2120 Human Relations in Business (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

7236 MAN2300 Human Resources Management (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8344 MAN2300 Human Resources Management (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM

9363 MKA1161 Introduction to Customer Service (02/10-05/01) 3 TH TBA 11:40AM-1:20PM

8638 GEB2112 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM



8354 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 F TBA 06:00PM-08:50PM

1067 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM



14776 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 W TBA 06:40PM-07:30PM

8355 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/27-05/01) 1 F TBA 08:55PM-09:50PM



14130 MAR2703 Marketing Content, Branding & Strategy (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

9166 MAR1720 Marketing in a Digital World (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

14375 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

2008 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-05/01) 3 W TBA 06:00PM-07:15PM

8342 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-03/02) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30PM

8387 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3 W TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM

2976 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

7543 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (01/10-04/26) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

7495 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (02/10-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-07:20PM

7818 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/10-04/26) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM

2967 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Micro (02/10-05/01) 3 T TBA 07:30PM-09:10PM

8744 FIN2000 Principles of Finance (01/07-03/02) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM



14373 MAR1011 Principles of Marketing (01/07-03/02) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

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8634 SBM1000 Small Business Management (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8630 SBM1000 Small Business Management (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM

8973 MAR2101 Social Media Marketing (03/09-05/01) 3 S TBA 08:00AM-10:30AM

NORTH CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (continued)

NORTH CAMPUS - COMPUTER SCIENCE/ OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY


REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 7292 CGS1540C Database Concepts Design (01/10-04/26) 4 F TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM

2382 COP1334 Introduction to C++ Programing (01/07-05/01) 4 M TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 7303 COP1334 Introduction to C++ Programing (01/10-04/26) 4 S TBA 08:00AM-11:20AM

2521 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/10-04/26) 4 F TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 2557 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/13-04/27) 4 M TBA 06:20PM-09:20PM

2419 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 TH TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 2559 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-04/26) 4 S TBA 08:00AM-11:20AM

2409 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (02/10-05/01) 4 T TBA 07:50PM-09:30PM 8056 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (02/10-05/01) 4 W TBA 06:00PM-10:20PM

9108 COP2800 Java Programming (01/07-05/01) 4 S TBA 08:00AM-11:20AM 7294 COP2800 Java Programming (01/07-05/01) 4 W TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 9037 CNT4702 Network Design/Planning (01/10-04/26) 4 S TBA 10:20AM-12:30PM

2345 CTS1134 Networking Technologies (01/13-04/27) 4 M TBA 06:00PM-09:20PM 7305 CTS1134 Networking Technologies (01/10-04/26) 4 S TBA 11:30AM-02:50PM

14538 CGS3763 Operating System (01/07-05/01) 4 M/W TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM 8699 CGS3763 Operating System (01/07-05/01) 4 S TBA 08:00AM-10:10AM

HIALEAH CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION


REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 8654 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (01/07-03/02) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

8655 MNA1345 Effective Supervision (03/09-05/01) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 1015 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM 8523 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-03/02) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1101 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 TH TBA 06:00PM-06:50PM 8524 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-03/02) 1 M/W/F TBA 08:30PM-09:35PM

1045 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM 1065 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/10-04/26) 3 S TBA 10:40AM-01:10PM

13963 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (03/09-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 1102 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/10-04/26) 1 S TBA 08:00AM-09:40AM

13964 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (03/09-05/01) 1 M/W/F TBA 08:30PM-09:35PM 7981 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 TH TBA 07:00PM-07:50PM

17861 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/10-04/26) 3 F TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 2027 GEB1011 Principles of Business (03/09-05/01) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

8679 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-03/02) 3 T TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM 9946 GEB1011 Principles of Business (03/09-05/01) 3 M TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 8681 MAR1011 Principles of Marketing (01/07-03/02) 3 W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

3020 ECO2013 Principles/Economics-Macro (03/09-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM 14925 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/07-05/01) 3 M/W TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM

2946 ECO2023 Principles/Economics-Micro (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM 8605 SBM1000 Small Business Management (03/09-05/01) 3 TH TBA 06:40PM-09:10PM

SCHEDULE

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SCHEDULE

HOMESTEAD CAMPUS – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Classes begin the week of January 7th, 2020 and conclude the week May 1st, 2020


1017 Lab Req’d ACG2021 Financial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 07:05PM-08:20PM 1138 ACG2021L Financial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 T TBA 08:25PM-09:15PM 1047 Lab Req’d ACG2071 Managerial Accounting (01/07-05/01) 3 T TBA 05:40PM-08:10PM

1139 ACG2071L Managerial Accounting Lab (01/07-05/01) 1 T TBA 08:15PM-09:05PM 2060 GEB1011 Principles of Business (01/07-05/01) 3 TH TBA 05:40PM-06:55PM

HOMESTEAD CAMPUS - COMPUTER SCIENCE/ OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY Classes begin the week of January 7th, 2020 and conclude the week of May 1st, 2020

REF# PRE-REQ COURSE# COURSE NAME CR DAY ROOM TIME 2503 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 M/W TBA 06:00PM-07:40PM

2504 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (01/07-05/01) 4 TH TBA 05:30PM-08:50PM

2547 CGS1060C Introduction to Computer Tech & Apps (03/09-05/01) 4 S TBA 01:00PM-04:20PM

The Center for Financial Training (CFT) is dedicated to providing professionally administered

banker/financial services education and training that continually meets the educational need of the bank, credit

union, and other employees in the financial services industry. We also provide pre-career tracks and financial

literacy programs.

What Students Say about CFT…

“My experience with CFT has been very informative and exciting. My instructor is wonderful. She has a very special quality about her that makes you look forward to the next class. She really cares about her students.”

“I’m taking CFT classes to learn more, complete my diploma and build confidence in what I do. The classes I’ve taken have helped me get promoted.”

“CFT classes provide me with the practical experience I need to apply to my day-to-day role.”

DON’T LIKE TO STUDY ALONE? YOU DON’T HAVE TO!

Simply talk to your colleagues and form your own class. You need 8-10 students who will commit to taking the

same academic course on the same day. You can house it at your location (institution’s training room, board

room or break room) or we can find a location for you!

PLEASE CALL (305) 237-3051 to discuss forming a group academic course today!

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SCHEDULE CHANGES,

DROPS AND ADDS

ALL CHANGES REQUIRE A

$30 PROCESSING FEE PER

COURSE. NO EXCEPTIONS!

SPRING 2020: Last day for

(add/drops) with refund:

• 1/13/2020

Please check on dates for the

banking, weekend & mini-term

classes with the CFT office.

Last day to drop with a “W”

(without refund):

• 3/18/2020

Please check on dates for the

banking, weekend & mini-term

classes with the CFT office.

SEMESTER REGULATIONS/PROCEDURES

P.E.R.T (MDC): Any student having taken 15 credits of study thru

MDC, at any time, must take the PERT exam to register for any

additional classes. The P.E.R.T. assesses readiness for college-level

coursework in English and mathematics. There are three subject

area tests – reading, writing, and mathematics. A student’s scores

determine appropriate course placement upon entering college.

OBLIGATIONS: Students with obligations to Miami-Dade College

must clear their obligations before attempting to register. This will

eliminate problems that will occur during the processing of their

application. It is the student’s responsibility to clear all obligations

before registration can occur.

ACADEMIC POLICY: MDC has established as a policy the following

academic regulations regarding incomplete (I) grades and

withdrawals (W):

INCOMPLETE:

When a MDC student is unable to complete the requirements of a

course by the end of the semester, the student may be assigned an

“Incomplete” or “I” grade. The “I” grade is recorded by the instructor

if the student has valid reasons for not being able to finish the work.

The student and the instructor complete and “Agreement for Grade

of Incomplete” form, which stipulates the work to be completed for

a grade. Students have until the next major term to finish the

coursework or a failing grade for the course may be assigned.

DROP PROCEDURES:

(W) A student desiring to withdraw from a course must send CFT,

by fax or e-mail, a written request before the withdrawal deadlines

of each semester. (Please call the CFT office at (305) 237-3051 to

confirm receipt of request). Withdrawal notices must identify the

course name, location, bank’s/institution’s name, and reason for

withdrawal. Failure to officially withdraw may cause the student to

fail courses unnecessarily, and in some cases may prevent the

receipt of a refund (check refund schedule for withdrawal dates).

Parking at MDC Campuses:

Vehicles decals are required for parking on all MDC property and are

issued to all enrolled students. One decal will be issued per

student. The parking decal authorizes the student to park a vehicle

on campus; it does not establish a designated parking space or

guarantee a parking space. All vehicles, including motorcycles,

scooters and mopeds, parked on MDC property must comply with

established parking policies and display a decal. Vehicles in

violation of the parking policy may receive a citation and/or be

subject to the auto boot or towing.

All student parking decals are issued solely by the campus Student

Life Office and are non-transferable, not to be sold. Decals are

issued according to user category Faculty / Staff and

Student. Parking policies and regulations are public information

and are available in the designated campus location, Campus

Security Office, Student Life, Parking Garage Offices and online at

www.mdc.edu/parkingpolicies/

http://www.mdc.edu/parkingpolicies/

http://www.mdc.edu/parkingpolicies/

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LOCATIONS: Miami-Dade County

Hialeah/MDC Campus 1776 W 49th Street, Hialeah

Homestead/MDC Campus 500 College Terrace, Homestead

Interamerican/MDC Campus 627 SW 27th Avenue, Miami

Kendall/MDC Campus 11011 SW 104th Street, Miami

North/MDC Campus 11380 NW 27th Avenue, Miami

West/MDC Campus 3800 NW 115th Avenue, Doral

Wolfson/MDC (Downtown Campus) 300 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami

Amerant Bank 12496 NW 25th Street, Miami (1st Floor)

Leave-a-Legacy Room

U.S. Century Bank 2301 NW 87th Avenue, Doral

7th Floor

HOW TO FIND US

By Metrorail: Exit Metrorail at Government Center and take

the Metromover (Inner Loop) to College/Bayside Station or

College North Station.

From the North: Take I-95 South and exit right onto NW 8th

Street. Go straight to 5th Street. Go seven blocks to NE 2nd

Ave.

From the South: Take US 1 to I-95 North and exit right onto

NW 2nd Street. Go north two blocks to NW 5th Street and

turn right. Go east six blocks to NE 2nd Avenue and turn right.

From the East: Take MacArthur Causeway West and exit

onto Biscayne Boulevard. Go south eight blocks and turn

right on NE 4th Street.

From the West: Take SR 836 East and exit onto I-395.Exit

right onto NE 2nd Avenue. Go south eight blocks.

How to get in contact with the

CFT Headquarters at the Wolfson

Campus Miami Dade College.

[email protected] (305) 237-3051

CENTER FOR FINANCIAL TRAINING

The Center for Financial Training does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, age, and national or ethnic origin. This document may contain

privileged and/or confidential information. It is intended solely for the use of CFT and will not be shared without written permission.

&

MIAMI DADE COLLEGE INSTRUCTIONS & REGISTRATION FORM

Complete an online admission or readmission application to the college and Florida Residency Statement (VERY IMPORTANT).

Complete the registration form below and sign the release of information section.

Give this registration form to your Bank/Institution Representative for approval.

Please do not wait to receive a schedule from CFT/MDC prior to attending class.

You can download your schedule from the MDC Student Account site at http://www.mdc.edu/current/ .

STUDENT ID #: _____________________________

NAME: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ (LAST) (FIRST) (MIDDLE)

TITLE: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

SOCIAL SECURITY #: _________________________________________BIRTH DATE: ______________________________

HOME ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________________________________ (STREET)

____________________________________________________________WORK PHONE: ______________________________ (CITY) (STATE) (ZIP)

E-MAIL: _____________________________________________ CELL/HOME PHONE: ______________________________

BANK /COMPANY: __________________________________________________ COST CENTER: _________________

YOUR EDUCATIONAL GOAL: Please indicate below which CFT Diploma and/or Certificate you intend to earn.

_______________________________________________________________ (Please see https://cftse.org/diplomas-certificates-and-college-programs for your options)

(DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATE)

COURSE(S) REQUESTED: TERM:

TITLE COURSE # LOCATION REFERENCE #

STUDENT RELEASE OF INFORMATION: I certify the accuracy of all information on this application and hereby grant permission to CFT to register and withdraw me

upon proper notification from the company named above. I also authorize Miami Dade College to release a copy of my final grades and/or academic record (transcript) at the

end of the term to the representative of CFT and/or the company named above. I have read and agree to all of CFT’s registration policies and procedures, including the

withdrawal policy and the academic integrity statement as outlined in the schedule or other marketing pieces.

ALL CHANGES/DROPS WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $3O PROCESSING FEE. NO EXCEPTIONS!

Student Signature (required to process registration) Date

Authorizing Payment Date (By signing this form, I accept full responsibility for all monies due to CFT and agree to adhere to CFT registration

policies as stated in the CFT program schedule and/or marketing pieces)

SFCFT OFFICE USE ONLY FEE CODE MAX AMOUNT APPROVED DATE

A73 $__________________

_

___________________________________

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http://www.mdc.edu/current/

https://cftse.org/diplomas-certificates-and-college-programs

“NEW/REVISED” ABA & CFT CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS

Outlined below are the required courses for each of the ABA/CFT/MDC diplomas and certificates. Please contact CFT at (305) 237-3051 for diploma/certificate policies, and program

worksheets to assist you with your educational planning

ABA Bank Solutions Provider (BSPC)

Required Courses:

− Banking Basics Suite (12 courses)

− Ethical Issues for Bankers

− Fundamentals of Consumer Lending Suite (2 courses)

− Fundamentals of Small Business Banking

Suite (2 courses)

− Understanding Bank Products

ABA Bank Teller (BTC) Required Courses:


− Communication Basics Suite (3 courses)

− Dealing Effectively with Co-Workers

− Effective Referrals Suite (2 courses + 1

exercise)

− Essentials of Workplace Conduct


− Online Communications Suite (2 courses)

− Teller Basics Suite (6 courses)

− Verbal Communications Suite

(3 courses)

− Written Communication Suite (3 courses)

ABA Branch Manager (BMC)

Required Courses:


− Coaching to Support the Sales Process Suite (3 courses + 1 exercise)

− Employment Law


− Fundamentals of Consumer Lending Suite (2 courses)

− Fundamentals of Small Business Banking Suite (2 courses)

− Leadership in Action Suite

(5 courses)

− Leveraging the Benefits of a Diverse Workforce

− Making the Client Call Suite (3 courses + 1 exercise)

− Management Essentials Suite (6 courses)

− Overcoming Objections Suite

(3 courses + 1 exercise)

− Presentation Skills Suite (4 courses)

− Relationship Sales Suite (2 courses + 1 exercise)

− Sales Planning Suite (3 courses + 1

exercise)

− Servicing and Growing Small Business Relationships

− Verbal Communications Suite (3 courses)

− Why Quality Customer Service Matters Suite (5 courses + 1 exercise)

− Written Communication Suite

(3 courses)

ABA Cerfiticate in Business and Commercial

Lending (CCL)

Required Courses:

Option 1: Self-Paced Online Training

− Understanding Business Borrowers (5 courses)

− Analyzing Business Financial Statements and Tax Return (6 courses)

− Analyzing Personal Financial Statements

and Tax Return (4 courses)

− Qualitative Analysis and Determining a Credit Risk Rating (4 courses)

− Loan Structuring, Documentation, Pricing & Problem Loans (5 courses)

Option 2: facilitated Online Training

− Analyzing Financial Statements (16 weeks)

− Commercial Lending (12 weeks)

ABA Certificate in Bank Financial

Management NEW

Required Courses:

− Analyzing Bank Performance

− Managing the Bank's Investment

Portfolio

− Managing Funding, Liquidity, and Capital

− Managing Interest Rate Risk


ABA Cerfiticate in BSA and AML Compliance

(CBAC)

Required Courses:

− Introduction to BSA/AML

− SARs and Information Sharing

− Currency and Correspondent Banking Accounts

− Electronic Banking and Funds Transfer

Activities

− Higher Risk Accounts and Activities

− BSA Requirements for Business Accounts

− BSA Requirements for Foreign Customers

and Accounts

− Components of an AML Compliance Program

− International Partners in AML

− Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for

Compliance Professionals

ABA Certificate in Deposit Compliance (CLC)

Required Courses:

− Anatomy of a Regulation

− Bank Secrecy Act/USA Patriot Act

− Digital Compliance

− Electronic Funds Transfer Act (Reg E)

− Elements of a Compliance Program

− Expedited Funds Availability Act (Reg CC)

− Office of Foreign Assets Control(OFAC)

− Privacy/Information Sharing

− Reserve Requirements for Depository

Institutions Act (Reg D)

− Truth-in-Savings Act(Reg DD)

− Unfair Deceptive or Abusive Acts or Practices (UDAAP)

ABA Cerfiticate in Financial and Credit Risk

Management

Required Courses:

− Financial Risk Management: Interest Rate Risk

− Financial Risk Management: Liquidity Risk

− Introduction to Credit Risk Management

− Credit Risk Management: Managing, Monitoring and Measuring

− Credit Risk Management: Commercial and Agricultural Lending

− Credit Risk Management: Other Sources of

Credit Risk

ABA Cerfiticate in Fraud Prevention (CFP)

Required Courses:

− Introduction to Fraud Management

− Establishing a Fraud Prevention Program

− Types of Fraud and Prevention Strategies

− Operating a Fraud Prevention Program

− Maintaining a Compliant Fraud Prevention Program

ABA Certificate in General Banking

NEW

Required Courses:

− Principles of Banking or Banking Fundamentals Suite (3 courses):

*The Banking Industry

*Bank Lines of Business

*Building Customer Relationships

− General Accounting

− Legal Foundations in Banking

− Marketing in Banking

− Money and Banking


ABA Certificate in Lending Compliance (LC)

Required Courses:

− Anatomy of a Regulation

− Community Reinvestment Act, Community Bank (CRA) or

Community Reinvestment Act – Large

Bank (CRA)

− Credit Card Regulations

− Elements of a Compliance Program

− Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) Reg B

− Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)

− Federal Flood Insurance Regulations

− Good Faith Estimate and HUD-1

− Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA)

− Loans to Insiders (Reg O)

− Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act

(RESPA)

− Reg Z Ability to Repay (ATR) and Qualified Mortgage (QM)

− Reg Z Closed-End Credit

− Reg Z Open-End Credit

− Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA)

− Unfair, Deceptive or Abusive Acts or Practices (UDAAP)

ABA Certificate in Risk Management

Frameworks

Required Courses:

− Introduction to Enterprise Risk Management

− Board and Senior Management Oversight

− Enterprise Risk Management Reporting

− Risk Policies, Procedures ,and Limits

− Risk Management Control Framework

− Risk Identification

− Risk Measurement and Evaluation

− Risk Mitigation

− Risk Monitoring

ABA Certificate in Trust: Advanced (CTA) Required Courses:

− Assets Allocation & Portfolio Management

− Economics & Markets

− Education Planning Solutions for Minors

− Estate Planning for Charitable Giving

− Estate Planning for IRAs and Qualified Plan Balances

− Estate Planning for the Marital Deduction

− Estate Planning Solutions for the Business Owner

− Fundamentals of Alternative Investment Products

− Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax

− Gift Taxation

− Income Tax Planning

− Managing Life Insurance Policies

− Planning for Estate Tax

− Prudent Portfolio Management

− Special Needs Trusts

CERTIFICATES




ABA Certificate in Trust: Foundational (CTF)

Required Courses:

− A Guide to Ethics in Fiduciary and Trust Activities

− A Guide to Ethics in Investments

− Estate and Guardian Administration

− Introduction to Estate Planning

− Introduction to Investment Management

− Introduction to IRAs

− Introduction to Planning for Retirement Assets

− Introduction to Trust Administration

− Minimizing Fiduciary Risk and Litigation

ABA Certificate in Trust: Intermediate (CTI)

Required Courses:

− A Guide to Ethics in Financial Planning

− A Guide to Ethics in Tax Law & Tax Planning

− Account Acceptance and Termination

− Basic Characteristics of a Trust

− Bond Selection and Analysis

− Discretionary Distributions

− Duties and Powers of the Trustee

− Estate planning to Achieve Client Goals

− Fiduciary Income Tax

− Fiduciary Law

− Fundamentals of Life Insurance

− How Trusts are Taxed

− Investment Policy

− Investment Products

− Stock Selection and Analysis

− Types of Insurance

− Understanding Transfer Tax

Compliance Officer (COC) and Credit Unions Track (COCU)

Required Courses:

− Anti-Terrorism (Patriot Act)

− Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)

− Community Reinvestment Act (CRA, Reg BB)

− Electronic Funds Transfer Act (EFTA, Reg

E)

− Expedited Funds Availability Act (EFAA, Reg CC)

− GLB Privacy Act

− GLB Privacy Act (Opt-out)

− Loans to Executive Officers (Reg O)

− Anti-Money Laundering (AML)

− Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)

− Pretext Calling and Identity Theft

− Reserve Requirements (Regs D/Q)

− Right to Financial Privacy Act (RFPA)

− Truth in Lending Act (TILA Reg Z)

− Truth in Savings Act (TISA Reg DD)

− Ethics for Credit Unions

Additional courses required for the

International Track

− Regulation K

− Regulation J & S

Credit Analysis (CAC) Prerequisites:

− Principles of Banking or Banking

Fundamentals Suite

− Financial Accounting* (or Accounting 1 & 2)

− Law and Banking: Principles

− Marketing Financial Services

Required Courses:

− Analyzing Financial Statements

− Business/ Technical Writing

− Commercial Loan Documentation

− Commercial Lending

− Personal Tax Return Analysis

− Applied Financial Statements

− Global Cash Flow Analysis

− Cash Flow Analysis- Advanced

− Credit Analysis

ABA Customer Service Representative (CSRC)

Required Courses:



− Dealing Effectively with Co-workers

− Effective Referrals Suite (2 courses + 1 exercise)





− Relationships Sales Suite (2 courses + 1 exercise)


− Verbal Communications Suite

(3 courses)



ABA Foundational Certificate in Bank

Marketing NEW Required Courses:

− Marketing in Banking

− Marketing Planning

− Marketing Management

− Marketing in a Digital World: *Search Engine Optimization

*Build Your Campaign

*Find your Audience

*The Power of Facebook *Leveraging Linkedin

*Strategic Twitter

− Recognizing and Preventing UDAAP

ABA Health Savings Account Expert (HSA)

Required courses:

− Overview of Health Savings Accounts

− HSA Eligibility

− HSA Contributions

− HSA Distributions

− HSA Account Administration

− HSA Benefits, Strategies, and Best Practices

− How Much Do You Know About HSAs?

Introduction to Accounting (AC) Required Courses:


Fundamentals Suite

− Accounting

− Business Math

− Business Communication

− Financial Accounting Plus one of the following

− Economics

− Statistics

Introduction to Financial Services (IFS)

Required Courses:

− Principles of Banking or Banking Fundamentals Suite

− Economics

− Law and Banking Applications or Law

and Banking Principles

− Marketing

− Business Math

− Customer Service Excellence or Customer Service Innovation

Introduction to Financial Services

Marketing Certificate (FMC)

Required courses:


− Marketing

− Selling Fundamentals or Sales Excellence

− eCommerce


− Business Ethics

Introduction to Financial Services

Operations Certificate (FSOC)

Required courses:


− Law & Banking: Applications or Principles

− Business Math

− Deposits Accounts & Services


Introduction to Human Resources (HRC)

Required Courses:



− Human Resource Management

− Human Relations PLUS two of the following:

− Human Resource Development

− Human Resource Selection

− Employment & Labor Law

− Organizational Behavior

Introduction to Lending (IL)

Required courses:


Fundamentals Suite

− Accounting or Financial Accounting or Accounting Basics


− Marketing

− Economics Plus one of the following

− Consumer Lending

− Residential Mortgage Lending


− Agricultural Lending

Introduction to Sales and Service

Certificate (ISSC)

Required Courses:


− Sales Excellence

− Selling Fundamentals

− Customer Service Excellence

− Customer Service Innovation

− Marketing


− Bank Secrecy Act (minimum ¼ credit) Plus one of the following:




− Deposit Accounts and Services

− Teller Operations

ABA Operational Risk Management (RM)

Required Courses:

− Elements of an Operational Risk Management Program




− Cybersecurity Management

− Fraud and Criminal Threats

− Incident Management and Resilience

− Operational Risk Model Management

− Oversight and Management of Operational

Risk

− Payments and Settlements

− Physical Security

− Regulatory Exam Management

− Risk Control and Self-Assessment

− Vendor Risk Management

ABA Personal Banker (PBC)

Required Courses:





− Fundamentals of Consumer Lending Suite

(2 courses)


− Introduction to Analyzing Financial Statements

− Making the Client Call Suite


− Managing Time at Work





− Sales Planning Suite (3 courses + 1 exercise)



− Written Communications Suite (3 courses)

ABA Residential Mortgage Lender (RM)

Updated Required Courses:


− Appraisal Procedures

− Basics of Mortgage Processing

− Completing the HUD-1 For Loans Not Covered Under TRID (optional)

− Determining Your Role in Fraud Prevention

− Discovering FHA Programs


− Elements of Title Insurance

− Essentials of Mortgage Lending


− Explaining Loan Modifications

− Mitigating Potential Fraud in Your

Organization

− Mortgage Customer Counseling and Prequalification


− Preparing the Loan Estimate

− Preparing the Closing Disclosure

− Processing and Underwriting Credit

− Processing Income and Assets

− Reviewing the Appraisal Report

ABA Small Business Banker (SBBC)

Required Courses:

− Calling on Small Business Customers

− Credit Products for Small Businesses

− Deposit Products and Services for Small Businesses


− Introduction to Analyzing Financial Statements


− Relationship Selling to Small Business Customers

− Retirement Products for Small Businesses

− Sales Planning Suite (3 courses + 1

exercise)

− Servicing and Growing Small Business Relationships

− Small Business Borrowing

ABA Supervisor/TeamLeader

Required Courses:


− Building Collaborative Teams


− Employment Law

− Empowerment


− Leveraging the Benefits of a Diverse

Workforce

− Management Essentials Suite (6 courses)

− Managing Change






ABA Universal Banker (UB)

Required Courses:



− Dealing Effectively with Co-Workers

− Effective Meetings


− Managing Change


− Overcoming Objections Suite (3 courses +

1 exercise)






ABA-Wharton Emerging Leaders - Strategy

NEW

Required Courses:

− Competitive and Corporate Strategy: *The Firm and the Industry

*Industry Analysis and Competitive

Dynamics

*Corporate Strategy and Firm Scope *Firms in a Context

− Managing the Value of Customer

Relationships:

*What are Customer Centricity, Customer Equity, Firm Valuation and CLV?

*Managing Customer According to

Lifetime Value in Contractual and Non-

Contractual Settings

*Acquiring Customers and Creating and

Measuring Their Value

*Retention, Attrition and Development

ABA-Wharton Emerging Leaders – Engaging

and Motivating Talent NEW

Required Courses:

− Leadership in the 21st Century: *Engaging Hearts and Minds

*Understanding Work Style and

Cultivating Originality *Purpose-Driven Leadership

*Organizational Culture and Culture

Change

− Managing and Motivating Talent: *Motivation and Reward

*Tasks, Jobs and Systems of Work

*Making Good and Timely Management

Decisions

*Designing and Changing the

Organization’s Architecture

ABA-Wharton Emerging Leaders – Advanced

Emerging Leadership NEW

Required Courses:

− Introductory Video Wharton Professor Peter Cappelli and ABA’s Jim Edrington

− Success:

*Launching your Personal Search for

Success

*How to Think about Success on your Own Terms

*Diving Deeper: What Research Tells Us

About Achievement and Happiness

*Putting it Together: Charting Your Path

to the Future

− Leading the Life You Want: *Develop the Six Leadership Skills of

Conveying Values through Stories

*Learn the Six Leadership Skills of

Aligning Actions and Values

*Learn the Essential Leadership Skills of Creating a Culture of Innovation

− Influence:

*Define Influence

*Examine Social Networks and Relationships

*Develop your Persuasive Tactics and

Rhetoric to Increase your Influence

*Examine the Ethical Implications of

Persuasion

− Communication: *Cooperation, Competition and

Comparisons

*Trust

*Deception

*Effective Communication

Advanced Financial Services (AFS)

Required Courses:


− Economics

− Law and Banking: Applications or Law

and Banking: Principles

− Marketing

− Business Math

− Customer Service Excellence or Customer

Service Innovation






PLUS two of the following





− Business Ethics

DIPLOMAS

https://cftnow.org/courses/economics-2/

https://cftnow.org/courses/economics-2/

https://cftnow.org/courses/law-and-banking-applications-course/

https://cftnow.org/courses/law-and-banking-applications-course/

https://cftnow.org/courses/law-and-banking-principles-course/




https://cftnow.org/courses/marketing/

https://cftnow.org/courses/marketing/

https://cftnow.org/courses/business-math/

https://cftnow.org/courses/business-math/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/customer-service-excellence-course/


https://www.cftnow.org/courses/customer-service-innovation-course/







Agricultural Lending Diploma (AL)

Required Courses:


− Economics


− Business Math

− Customer Service Excellence or Innovation







− Real Estate Finance


Commercial Lending (CML)

Required Courses:


− Economics


− Business Math







− Real Estate Appraisal



Consumer Lending (CL)

Required Courses:


− Economics


− Business Math







− Marketing

Financial Services Management (FSMD)

Required Courses:


Fundamentals Suite


− Human Relations

− Human Resource Selection or Human Resource Management


− Marketing

− Management

− Economics

− The Future of Business

− Bank Management PLUS two of the following:

− Accounting

− Financial Accounting

− Business Math

− Fraud Examination

− Business Ethics

Financial Services Marketing (FMD)

Required Courses:


− Marketing


− eCommerce


− Business Ethics

− Advertising

− Law and Banking: Applications or Law and Banking: Principles

− Management

− Economics

PLUS one of the following:

− Accounting

− Financial Accounting

− Business Math

− Statistics

Financial Services Operations (FS0)

Required Courses:


Fundamentals Suite


− Business Math

− Deposits Accounts & Services




− Economics


− IRA Overview (minimum ¼ credit)

− Electronic Funds Transfer Act (minimum ¼ credit

General Financial Services (GFS)

Required Courses:


− Economics

− Law & Banking: Principles or Applications

− Marketing

− Business Math

− Customer Service Excellence or Customer Service Innovation

− Accounting or Financial Accounting or

Accounting Basics


Global Banking (GB)

Required Courses:


Fundamentals Suite

− Business Writing

− Global Banking

− International Business/Economics


− Financial Accounting PLUS 7 elective credits

Project Management Diploma (PMD)

Required Courses:


− Marketing

− Human Relations


− Managing Change

− The Future of Business

− Project Management

− Project Management: New Product Development

− Project Management: The Managerial Process

PLUS any two of the following:

− Human Resource Management

− Management


− Bank Management

Real Estate Lending Diploma (RELD)

Required Courses:


− Economics

− Law and Banking: Applications or Law and Banking: Principles

− Business Math

− Customer Service Excellence or Customer

Service Innovation






− Real Estate Law


− Real Estate Appraisal

Sales and Service Management (SSM)

Required Courses:


Fundamentals Suite





− Marketing


− Bank Secrecy Act (minimum 1/4 credit)

− Supervision

− Management

− Bank Management

− Human Relations

− Managing Change PLUS two of the following:




− Deposit Accounts & Services


− Wills, Trust, and Estate Administration

− Financial Planning

− Business Ethics

Universal Banker Diploma (UB) Required Courses:


Fundamentals Suite

− Human Relations


− Business Math



− Bank Secrecy Act (minimum 1/4 credit)

− Deposit Accounts and Services





− Business Ethics


− Marketing

− Motivating Your Staff (min 1/4/ credit)

− Managing Change

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/sales-excellence-course/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/sales-excellence-course/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/selling-fundamentals-course/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/selling-fundamentals-course/





https://www.cftnow.org/courses/marketing/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/marketing/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/business-communication/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/business-communication/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/bank-secrecy-act-course/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/bank-secrecy-act-course/

https://cftnow.org/courses/commercial-lending/

https://cftnow.org/courses/commercial-lending/

https://cftnow.org/courses/consumer-lending-course/

https://cftnow.org/courses/consumer-lending-course/

https://cftnow.org/courses/residential-mortgage-lending/

https://cftnow.org/courses/residential-mortgage-lending/

https://cftnow.org/courses/deposit-accounts-and-services-course/

https://cftnow.org/courses/deposit-accounts-and-services-course/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/teller-operations-course/

https://www.cftnow.org/courses/teller-operations-course/


School of Business

Miami Dade College & Center for

Financial Training Southeastern

Banking - College Credit Certificate

Banking Specialist College

Credit Certificate – 65043

This program also meets the requirements for the Center for Financial Training (CFT) ABA

General Banking Diploma. Please call CFT 305-237-3051 for more information.

Major Course Requirements – 12 Credits Required BAN1004 Principles of Banking...................................... 3

BAN1800 Law and Banking – Principles ........................ 3

BAN2511 Marketing Financial Services ......................... 3

Pre Req MKA 1021 Fund of Selling

OST2335 Business Writing ............................................. 3

Pre-Req OST 1330 Business English

Total number of credits required for the Banking Specialist College Credit Certificate

not including pre-requisites/co-requisites is 12.

Banking (Credit Analysis) Operations

College Credit Certificate – 65044

This program also meets the requirements for the Center for Financial Training (CFT)

Credit Analysis Certificate. Please call CFT 305-237-3051 for more information.




Pre-Req MKA1021 Fund of Selling .............................. 3


Pre-Req OST1330 Business English

BAN1231 Intro to Commercial Lending .......................... 3

Pre-Req ACG2021 Financial Accounting and ACG2021L

Co-Req BAN1920 Personal Tax Return Analysis and

BAN2920 Commercial Loan Documentation

BAN2211 Statement Analysis ......................................... 3


and BAN2210 Analyzing Financial Statements

Total number of credits required for the Banking (Credit Analysis) Operations College Credit

Certificate not including pre-requisites/co-requisites is 18.

Banking (Lending) Management

College Credit Certificate – 65045

This program also meets the requirements for the Center for Financial Training (CFT)

. Lending Diplomas. Please call CFT 305-237-3051 for more information.




Pre-Req MKA1021 Fund of Selling


Pre-Req OST1330 Business English

BAN1231 Intro to Commercial Lending .......................... 3


Co-Req BAN1920 Personal Tax Return Analysis and

BAN2920 Commercial Loan Documentation

BAN2211 Statement Analysis ......................................... 3


and BAN2210 Analyzing Financial Statements

BAN2501 Money and Banking........................................ 3

Pre-Req ECO2013 Principles of Economics- Macro

BAN2253 Residential Mortgage Lending ....................... 3

REE2200 Real Estate Finance ....................................... 3

Total number of credits required for the Banking (Lending) Management College Credit

Certificate not including pre-requisites/co-requisites is 27.

Miami Dade College

Associate in Science

Degree

FINANCIAL SERVICES

22026

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

20 CREDITS

ENC1101 English Composition I .................................. 3

PHI2604 Critical Thinking/Ethics ................................ 3

CLP1006 Psychology of Personal Effectiveness ......... 3

SPC1017 Fundamentals of Speech Communication .. 3

QMB2100 Business Statistics & Lab ............................ 4

CGS1060 Computer Competency ................................ 4

MAJOR COURSE REQUIREMENTS 7 CREDITS

ACG2021 Financial Accounting & Lab ......................... 4

or

ACG2001 Principles of Accounting I & Lab .................. 4

ACG2011 Principles of Accounting II & Lab ................. 4

(Pre-Req ACG2001) & Lab

ECO2013 Principles of Economics (Macro) ................. 3

BANKING SPECIALIZATION 30 CREDITS

*BAN1004 Principles of Banking ................................... 3

BAN1013 Law and Banking – Applications ................. 3

(Negotiable Instruments)

BAN1231 Introduction to Commercial Lending ........... 3

BAN1240 Consumer Lending (Installment Credit) ...... 3

BAN1800 Law and Banking –Principles ...................... 3

BAN2210 Analyzing Financial Statements .................. 3

BAN2253 Residential Mortgage Lending..................... 3

BAN2501 Money and Banking (Pre-Req. ECO2013) ........ 3

BAN2511 Marketing Financial Services ...................... 3

(Marketing for Bankers)

OST2335 Business Writing .......................................... 3

ELECTIVES

SELECT 8 CREDITS FROM COURSES LISTED BELOW

(OTHERS MAY APPLY)

BAN2135 Bank Accounting .......................................... 3

BUL2241 Business Law I ............................................. 3

BUL2242 Business Law II ............................................ 3

MNA1345 Effective Supervision ................................... 3

BAN1155 Global Banking ............................................. 3

CGS1060 Introduction to Microcomputers .................. 4

FIN2010 Investments – Stocks/Bonds ...................... 3

BAN1156 Letters of Credits ......................................... 3

ACG2071 Managerial Accounting & Lab ..................... 3

FIN2000 Principles of Finance ................................... 3

ECO2023 Principles of Economics – Micro ................. 3

BAN1920 Special Topics .............................................. 3

BAN2920 Special Topics II ........................................... 3

BAN2211 Applied Financial Statements ...................... 3

BAN1400 Trust Functions (Basics) .............................. 3

BAN2784 Trust Management (Operations) ................. 3

BAN2253 Residential Mortgage Lending..................... 3

FIN2100 Personal Finance ........................................ 3

MTB1103 Business Mathematics ................................ 3

OST1330 Business English .......................................... 3

QMB2100 Basic Business Statistics & Lab .................. 4

BAN1240 Bank Cards .................................................. 3

BAN1782 Bank Investments ........................................ 3

REE2200 Real Estate Finance ..................................... 3

*Pre-Requisite for all BAN classes

MDC/CFT COLLEGE CREDIT CERTIFICATES & DEGREE

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