Judicial Reporting

Program #101061

Associate Degree of Applied Science

Judicial reporters record the testimony, charges, opinions, sentences or other proceedings in a court of law or the proceedings of business and professional conventions by computerized machine shorthand. This work affords interesting mental activity and requires concentration, patience, poise, and good health. Promptness and attention to detail are essential traits. It is a profession offering personal satisfaction, mental stimulation and monetary rewards. The program is approved by the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA). The national average length of time for completion of the program is 33 months, according to the NCRA.

Classes in Judicial Reporting

last updated: 08:17:38 AM Dec 1 2008

Following is a list of potential classes in the Judicial Reporting program. A list of program and graduation requirements (PDF) is available on the Judicial Reporting information page.

• Catalog # Class name
 
• 10102160 Business Law 1
   
• 10106153 Comptr Asstd Trans-CAT Systems
   
• 10809197 Contemporary American Society
   
• 10809195 Economics
   
• 10106145 Judicial Reporting 1
   
• 10106146 Judicial Reporting 2
   
• 10106151 Judicial Reporting Internship
   
• 10106130 Judicial Reporting Procedures
   
• 10106158 Judicial Reporting Terminology
   
• 10106147 Legal/Technical Reporting 1
   
• 10106148 Legal/Technical Reporting 2
   
• 10804123 Math w Business Apps
   
• 10501101 Medical Terminology
   
• 10801196 Oral/Interpersonal Comm
   
• 10106108 Proofreading And Editing
   
• 10809199 Psychology Of Human Relations
   
• 10809172 Race Ethnic & Diversity
   
• 10106143 Realtime Reporting 1
   
• 10106144 Realtime Reporting 2
   
• 10106154 Realtime Reporting Workshop
   
• 10801195 Written Communication