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Business Education
Mandana Reed, Chairperson
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Keyboarding and Business Applications
Course Code: 510003, 510053, 510073, Prerequisites: None, Credits:
1.0 Elective
This course provides the training needed to operate microcomputer or
word processing equipment correctly and efficiently with emphasis on mastery
of the keyboard and correct keyboarding techniques. Students will prepare
personal and business documents including letters memoranda, statistical
data and manuscripts. Textbook(s): Century 21 Computer Applications
and Keyboarding, 8th Edition |
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Word Processing
Course Code: 519203, Prerequisites: Keyboarding and Business
Applications, Credits: 1.0 Elective, Merit
This yearlong course provides basic understanding of the area of
information (Word) Processing. Emphasis is placed in concepts, terminology,
communication, and decision-making skills. Upon the successful completion of
the course, the students should be qualified for entry-level positions in
information (Word) Processing. Students must have completed at least one
year of keyboarding. Textbook(s): Integrated Software Applications
(under review) |
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Visual BASIC
Course Code: 534103, Prerequisites: Algebra 1, Credits: 1.0 Elective,
Merit
This full-year course, using the programming language BASIC, is designed
for the student who has an interest in the computer-programming field. It
provides the student with an understanding of the data processing cycle,
computer hardware and software, and career opportunities in data processing.
The student will write and execute programs in the Visual BASIC language.
Textbook(s): Programming BASICS Using Microsoft Visual Basic, C++, HTML,
and JAVA |
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First Year Accounting
Course Code: 535103, Prerequisites: None, Credits: 1.0 Completer
This course is a study of the methods and systems of preparing and
maintaining financial records. Emphasis is placed on the need to apply
manual and computerized procedures to interpret and accurately record
business transactions. Competencies include the study of the basic
principles of maintaining records, the accounting cycle, and the preparation
and analysis of financial reports with computer assisted instructions.
Students who plan to major in business administration in college would
benefit from this course. Textbook(s): Glencoe Accounting 1st Year,
7th Edition or Century 21 Accounting, 8th Edition |
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Advanced Accounting
Course Code: 535203, Prerequisites: First Year Accounting, Credits:
1.0 Completer; Merit
This course is an advanced study of accounting records and the analysis
and interpretation of partnership and corporate records and accounts.
Competencies include the handling of such special problems as payroll
records, inventories, depreciation methods, voucher systems, credit
procedures, and taxes. Emphasis is placed on simulations and microcomputer
applications. Students who plan to major in accounting or business
administration in college would benefit from this course. Textbook(s):
Glencoe Accounting Advanced, 7th Edition or Century 21 Accounting Advanced,
8th Edition |
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Computer Software Applications
Course Code: 534000, Prerequisites: Keyboarding (semester), Credits:
.50 - 1.0 CTE Elective
This course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to
learn commercial software application programs similar to those commonly
used in college and industry. It will acquaint students with ways to use a
microcomputer as a tool for schoolwork as well as current uses in the
workplace. The major software applications used in the course will include
software for word processing, database, spreadsheets, graphics and
integrated software. Textbook(s): Learning MS Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access 2000, Learning MS Office XP |
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Entrepreneurship 1
Course Code: 574400, 574403, Prerequisites: None, Credits: .50 - 1.0
CTE Elective
This course is designed to prepare students with entrepreneurship skills
that reflect relevant learning experiences linked with business. Course
topics include: developing a business plan and the step-by-step process of
starting, organizing, and managing that business. Licensing, legal
procedures, advertising, channeling, market analysis, location, financing,
managerial skills, and operating procedures are covered. Textbook(s):
How to Start a Small Business |
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Business English and Communications
Course Code: 551000, Prerequisites: None, Credits: .50 CTE Elective
This course provides the communication tools necessary for the world of
work. It provides the broad, thorough training necessary to help students
develop competence in each of the communication skills; reading, writing,
speaking, and listening. Textbook(s): Business English and
Communication, 9th Edition |
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Job Search Techniques and Career Planning
Course Code: 552000, Prerequisites: None, Credits: .50 CTE Elective
Content for this semester course includes career planning, job search
techniques, and competencies required for successful employment. The course
offers world of work skills beneficial to all students and is particularly
helpful for students planning to enter the Cooperative Work Study/Work
Experience Program. Textbook(s): Working: Career Success for
the 21st Century |
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Business Mathematics
Course Code: 505003, Prerequisites: None, Credits: 1.0 CTE Elective
This year-long course provides a comprehensive overview of personal and
business-related mathematics. In addition to reviewing the basic operations
of arithmetic, students are prepared to understand and manage their personal
finances. Basic math skills are covered in a step-by-step manner,
building confidence in users before they try it alone. Spreadsheet
applications and simulation activities will be used during the course.
Business Mathematics credit cannot be used to meet the mathematics credit
for graduation. Textbook(s): TBA |
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Business Law
Course Code: 541000, Prerequisites: None, Credits: .50 CTE Elective
This semester course provides a study of the basic principles of
business law. Students learn the elements of contracts and legal rights and
duties as a citizen. Textbook(s): Understanding Business and
Personal Law, 10th Edition |
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Business Organization and Management
Course Code: 543000, Prerequisites: None, Credits: .50 CTE Elective
This semester course is designed to help students understand the basic
functions and fundamental principles of modern business-how it is managed,
and how it operates. Textbook(s): Business Principles and
Management, 11th Edition |
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