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Business
Students are
required to have ½ credit of computers for graduation.
This can be fulfilled with Computer Applications, Business Technology or
Multimedia.
Business courses (above the ½ credit computer requirement) will count
toward the elective graduation requirement.
Computer
Applications
Course
Number: #102
Length of
Course: 1 Trimester – ½
Credit
Prerequisites: None
Grade
Level: 9
This course will provide
students with thorough instruction of multimedia presentation
applications, advanced word functions, on-line learning, ethical
usage, the use of spreadsheets, and desktop publishing. Students
will also be instructed in the use of scanners and digital cameras
and their application in the aforementioned software.
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Accounting I –
Computerized- BMA
Course Number:
#117, #118, #119
Length of Course:
3 Trimesters – 1-1/2 Credits
Prerequisites:
None, Small Business Accounting
Recommended
Grade Level:
11 –12
This course prepares students
for entry-level accounting/finance positions. It provides a good
background for students pursuing college degrees. Learn basic
methods of keeping financial records for single owner businesses and
partnerships. Learn accounting and business terminology, hands-on
experience using the computer keypad, the electronic printing
calculator, Excel spreadsheets and Automated Accounting
applications. Employability skills, job shadowing experiences, and
interschool activities such as the Business Bash are also included.
This course is very demanding and includes a moderate amount of
homework. Students earning a “B” or better could possibly qualify
for college credit as determined by the instructor. (An EFE course).
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Marketing
I
Course Number:
#105, #106,
#107
Length of
Course: 3 Trimesters –
1-1/2 Credits
Prerequisites:
None
Grade Level:
11 – 12
This course covers selling,
entrepreneurship, cashiering, advertising and display, basic
marketing principles, customer/human relations, retail economics,
career exploration and on the job skills. This is an excellent
course for students that are both college and career bound. Three
KVCC college credits will be given for successful completion (B or
better) of three trimesters of Marketing I. Students will have the
opportunity and will be
encouraged to participate in DECA.
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Business Technology – BMA
I
Course
Number: #124, #125,
#126
Length
of Course: 3
Trimesters – 1-1/2 Credits
Prerequisites: None
Grade
Level: 11 – 12
This course will prepare
students for success in today’s high-tech business careers.
Instruction includes advanced procedures in Microsoft Office (MOS)
for certification training in the work environment, corporate
structure, portfolio development, professional attitude, business
communication, leadership, teamwork and problem-solving skills.
Also included are telephone procedures, business math and
calculators, records management, PDA’s and voice technology. Course
instruction may include career shadowing field trips and/or Co-op
work experience. This class may be repeated for credit. (An EFE
course).
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Marketing
Management
Course Number:
#109, #110, #111
Length of Course:
3 Trimesters – 1-1/2 Credits
Prerequisites:
Marketing I
and students must complete an application by a set deadline
Grade Level:
12
This course offers practical
hands on experience of operating a business. Students are
responsible for the management, bookkeeping, buying and stocking,
visual merchandising, and sales and promotion for a real business.
Students will also be exposed to community service, leadership
activities and job skills. Students will have the opportunity and
will be encouraged to participate in DECA.
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Multimedia – BMA II
Course Number:
#127, #128, #129
Length of Course:
3 Trimesters - 1-1/2 Credits
Prerequisites:
None
Grade Level:
11 – 12
This course
will prepare students to utilize up-to-date technology to produce a
variety of media such as text, graphics, sound and animation.
course includes: web page
development, advanced desktop publishing and digital design as well
as operating our class company, Parchment DeZigns. HTML,
FrontPage, Adobe PageMaker 7.0, Macromedia MX (Flash, DreamWeaver,
Fireworks, etc.), Paint Shop Pro, and advanced voice technology will
be studied and utilized. Course instruction will include career
shadowing field trips and/or Co-op work experience. This class may
be repeated for credit. (An EFE course).
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Small Business Accounting
Course
Number:
#112
Length of
Course:
1 Trimester –
½ Credit
Prerequisites:
None
Grade Level:
10 – 12
This course will focus on the
organization and management of accounting procedures for a small
business. Students will learn general ledger entries, simple
financial forms and commonly used accounting terms. This is a great
class for work and college-bound students.
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Shop Talk- Business
Communications
Course Number:
#130
Length of Course:
1 Trimester – ½ Credit
Prerequisites:
Computer Literacy/Computer Applications or Equivalency Exam
Grade Level:
10 – 12
This course is designed to focus
on communication required in all workplace settings giving students
hands-on-experiences in “real-world” communication. The use of
computers, especially WORD, POWERPOINT, EXCEL, and the Internet,
will be an integral part of this class. Topics covered will include
speaking, listening, and telephoning; various styles of letters and
memorandums; presentations, technical reports, and lots of
composing. Also, modes of communication and proper communication
methods using various modes (PDA’s, e-mail, fax, etc.) will be
covered. In addition, conflict resolution, negotiations and ethics
will be discussed.
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Business
Management, Marketing and Technology Co-op
Course Number:
#113, #114, #115
Length Of Course: 3
Trimesters
Corequisite:
Marketing Management or Business Technology II or Multimedia II
Prerequisites: Completion
of a related first year course.
Grade Level: 12
This capstone opportunity is
designed for students who have developed entry-level job skills in
the Business programs to work in local businesses. The Co-op
Coordinator, together with the employer, will set up a work/school
schedule, not to exceed 52 hours per week in combination with
school.
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