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Business Education
| Course Title |
Year |
Units |
| Keyboarding (0701) |
9,10,11,12 |
.5 |
This course is
a one-semester class which teaches students how to use
a computer keyboard properly using the touch method. This
skill will be developed and applied to formatting documents
useful in the personal life of a student/citizen (personal
business letters, academic reports, tables, etc). It will
be useful in future educational experiences, in personal
life, and provides the foundation skill for the profession
many students choose. It is a prerequisite for Using Technology.
Pre-req: None |
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| Computer Applications (0703) |
9 |
.5 |
Computer Applications
is a one-semester class at the freshman level designed
for those students who can operate a computer keyboard
but lack formatting skills. Their keyboarding skills will
be enhanced and applied to: (1) formatting documents useful
in the personal life of a student/citizen (personal business
letters, academic reports, tables, etc.) (2) researching
on the Internet (3) preparing a PowerPoint presentation.
It is a prerequisite for Using Technology.
Pre-req: Keyboarding Proficiency Test |
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| Using Technology (0704) |
9,10,11,12 |
.5 |
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Students who
complete Using Technology will obtain a working knowledge
of the Microsoft Office Professional Suite, thus enabling
them to better use their God-given gifts in the area of
technology. Units include studies of Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access and Internet use. The class culminates
with an office simulation that encompasses all
disciplines.Pre-req: Keyboarding or Computer Applications,
or Keyboarding
Proficiency Test |
Electronic Publishing (0707) |
10,11,12 |
.5 |
Electronic
Publishing is a one-semester course designed to
familiarize students with a variety of emerging
technologies. Students will learn how to build and
maintain websites using Dream Weaver, including creating
podcasts and webcasts. Students will also learn the basics
of desktop publishing using In Design.
Pre-req: Keyboarding or Keyboarding Proficiency Test |
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| Exploring Business (0713) |
9,10 |
1 |
This course is
designed to give the student a knowledge of those business
activities which affect everyone regardless of economic
status (credit, checking accounts, insurance, etc). It
also provides an exploration of business careers.
Pre-req: None |
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| Accounting I (0723) |
10,11,12 |
1 |
This first year
accounting course is open to sophomores, juniors, and
seniors and has the following goals: (1) to know accounting
as it relates to careers; (2) to know accounting terminology;
(3) to understand accounting concepts, principles and
practices; (4) to apply accounting procedures.
Pre-req: None |
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| Advanced Accounting (0726) |
11,12 |
1 |
This one-year
course is open to students successfully completing Accounting
I. It applies accounting concepts learned in the first
year to special situations, increases students' knowledge
of accounting principles, and relates accounting to career
opportunities.
Pre-req: Successful completion of Accounting 1 |
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| Business Occupations (0743) |
12 |
1 |
In this capstone
course, the students develop a working knowledge of sound
business practices. This course is encouraged for all
Business Cooperative Education participants. Topics covered
in Business Occupations are: Working Smart in Work Place
2000, Ethics in the American Business Community, Human
Relations and Career Development. The students are also
given the opportunity to further refine their business
application skills through skills development exercises.
Pre-req: Keyboarding |
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| Business and Personal Law (0752) |
11,12 |
.5 |
This course
examines the roles and functions of law in our daily
lives. Throughout the semester, students will examine laws
relating to societal living, contracts, property, and
labor. In addition, students will, through the study of
God's Word, determine how a Christian should live in an
increasing litigious society. The class culminates with a
mock trial, in which students assume the roles of the
parties of a court case.
Pre-req: None |
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| Money Matters (0765) |
11,12 |
.5 |
This course is
designed to develop in the student financial management
skills. Students will learn to use their personal
financial resources to enjoy today and be financially
secure tomorrow. Proper Christian stewardship principles
will be stressed. The class culminates with each student
developing a personal financial plan.
Pre-req: None |
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| Marketing (0775) |
10,11,12 |
.5 |
Marketing is designed
to enable the student to develop an understanding of the
broad field of marketing. This course includes instructional
areas designed to provide learning of the fundamental
marketing processes, i.e.: market concepts and strategies,
sales and promotional techniques. The student will see
why marketing is important to the success of every organization
and vital to our economic growth and development. The
students enrolled in this course will be part of a student-operated
store.
Pre-req: None |
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| Entrepreneurship (0780) |
11,12 |
.5 |
This course is
open to seniors who intend to enter the field of business
finance or management. It is also intended for the student
who is considering owning his/her own business in the
future.
Pre-req: Successful completion of Accounting I |
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| Business Cooperative Education |
12 |
2 |
This one-year
course is open to any senior student who meets the qualifications
of the program. In order to qualify, the student must
have completed one full unit of Business Education courses,
maintained a good attendance record and have at least
a 2.0 GPA. This course offers to the student the opportunity
to work, with arranged release time, in actual business
settings. Seniors pursuing a strong emphasis in business
are encouraged to apply. Upon successful completion of
the program, up to two units are granted. (The student
must concurrently be enrolled in a Business course).
Pre-req: One full unit of business education courses |
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