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#501 -
Accounting I
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Grades:
10-12
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Level:
0
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Year:
5X
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Credits:
5
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Accounting I is a course for those
students who intend to enter the business
field. Instruction will focus on debit and
credit rules, interpretation of accounting
records and financial reports, banking,
and the preparation of worksheets and
special journals. Students will also apply
basic accounting principles using computer
software in a Windows environment
to perform automated accounting
procedures. Instruction includes a
long-term simulation of managing accounts
for a partnership.
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#502 -
Accounting II
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Grades:
11-12
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Level:
0
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Year:
5X
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Credits:
5
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Prerequisite: Accounting I or
Accounting (College Prep)
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Accounting II begins with a review of
the concepts and procedures covered in
either Accounting I or College Prep
Accounting. Advanced accounting principles
involving accounts receivable, payables,
payroll notes, inventories, worksheets,
adjustments, and financial statements will
be covered. Partnership and corporate
procedures also will be studied. A
long-term simulation of managing corporate
accounts is included. Students will use
computers to complete a variety of
spreadsheet application problems using
Excel software in a Windows
environment.
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#512 -
Entrepreneurship
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Grades:
10-12
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Level:
0
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Year:
5X
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Credits:
2.5
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In
this course students gain an understanding
of the business/marketing principles
necessary to start and operate a business.
They will develop an awareness of the
opportunities for small business ownership
and develop the planning skills needed to
open a small business. Students will
explore the financing options available to
small businesses. Students gain an
awareness of knowledge needed in research,
planning, operations and regulations
affecting small business. They will learn
strategies of business management and
marketing and the economic role of the
entrepreneur in the market system.
Students will have the opportunity to
create a business plan for an
entrepreneurial enterprise of their
choice.
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#513 -
Business Technology I
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Grades:
9-12
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Level:
0
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Sem:
5X
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Credits:
2.5
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The
Business Technology I course will offer
students a solid foundation in computer
word processing and presentation
application technology. Using Microsoft
Word students will to be able to create
content and graphics, modify charts and
diagrams, modify tables and hyperlinks and
use the collaboration features to
circulate documents for review and track
changes. Using Microsoft PowerPoint
students will be able to create
presentations, apply slide transitions and
animation schemes, create slide masters,
use the collaboration features to compare
and merge presentations as well as prepare
presentations for remote delivery.
Students will also learn the fundamentals
of computer hardware, operations and
networking. Students will sit for the
Microsoft Certification exams in both Word
and PowerPoint. Upon passing the
exam, students will obtain the
certification of Microsoft Office User
Specialist in that application.
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#517 -
Business Technology II
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Grades:
9-12
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Level:
0
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Sem:
5X
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Credits:
2.5
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The Business Technology
II course will offer students a solid
foundation in computer spreadsheet and
database application technology. Using
Microsoft Excel students will learn to
create and modify formulas, use
statistical, financial and logic
functions, filer and sort data and create
and modify charts and graphs. Using
Microsoft Access students will be able to
find and delete records, create and modify
calculated fields and aggregate functions,
format data sheets, sort and filter
records and export and back up databases.
Students will also learn about the role of
technology in society. Students will sit
for the Microsoft Certification exams in
both Excel and Access. Upon passing the
exam, students will obtain the
certification of Microsoft Office User
Specialist in that application.
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#518 - Web
Development
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Grades:
10-12
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Level:
0
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Year:
5X
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Credits:
2.5
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Students
will have the opportunity to learn to
program and create web pages using HTML
and Dreamweaver. This course will cover
the basic web programming and practices
using skills such as tables, hyperlinks
and graphics. Class discussions will also
include the anatomy of the World Wide Web,
how the Internet works and how websites
are developed. The students will have the
opportunity to create a website of their
own choosing.
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#543 -
Principles of Marketing I
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Grades:
11-12
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Level:
0
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Year:
5X
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Credits:
5
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#544 -
Principles of Marketing II
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Grade:
12
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Level:
0
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Year:
5X
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Credits:
5
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Prerequisite for Principles of
Marketing II: Principles of Marketing
I
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Principles of Marketing I and II
provide classroom instruction in areas
such as selling, business organization,
entrepreneurship, economics, salesmanship,
advertising, human relations,
communications, and leadership training.
Students who elect these courses will be
expected to make their best effort to
participate in DECA.
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#574 -
Business Law
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Grades:
11-12
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Level:
0
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Sem:
5X
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Credits:
2.5
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Business Law is designed to cover the
principles of law relating largely to
business transactions. Primary emphasis is
on contracts, the sale of goods, loans,
insurance, partnerships, corporations, and
related law. The objective is to develop a
well-informed person who will understand
more clearly the personal duties and
obligations involved in business
situations.
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#575 -
Consumer Finance
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Grades:
9-12
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Level:
0
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Sem:
5X
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Credits:
2.5
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Consumer Finance deals with the
economic realities most students will
face. Students study money management as
it pertains to paying for college,
creating a working budget, managing
automobile ownership costs, managing
credit, saving, and investing. The
financial issues related to employment are
considered. Students will utilize personal
computer applications for money management
and for managing investments in stocks,
bonds, and real estate.
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