RCR 132 - Realtime Reporting Advanced Theory

2 Credit Hours

This course will enable the student to use a computer-compatible steno machine and computer-assisted translation (CAT) software. The student will gain an understanding of realtime reporting information systems and communication stechnology. The student will continue the development of writing a conflict-free realtime translation theory on a computer-compatible steno machine, utilizing proper punctuation and grammar. The student will develop reading and writing skills on Literary, Jury Charge, and Testimony material. Dictation practice will be required for reinforcement of theory and for speed and accuracy development.

Prerequisites: RCR 102 - Realtime Reporting Theory with a grade of “C” or better.
Repeatable: Y