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Course Description: Students learn about accounting through terminology, concepts, and practice. They perform realistic business transactions and perform accounting tasks.
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| Business and Consumer Math 1 & 2 |
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Course Description: Students learn math skills for various consumer related activities such as personal banking, investments, purchasing cars and homes, taxes, and insurance, etc.
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Course Description: Students learn about workplace communications, including letters, resumes, and how to present themselves, etc. to be successful in work and life.
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Course Description: Students learn aspects of the law that will most likely affect them in their lives.
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Course Description: Students explore personal interests and abilities to plan and explore career options.
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Course Description: Students learn basic computer applications that involve producing letters, spreadsheets, presentations, and internet use.
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| Computer Programming, Basic 1 & 2 |
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Course Description: This course is an introduction to the computer programming language of Just Basic. It contains interactive lessons in variables, loops, logical expressions, input statements, basic graphics, arrays, and input form, etc.
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| Computer Programming, Java 1 & 2 |
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Course Description: This course is ideal for students who want to learn about Java and the fundamentals of object-oriented programming. Students are introduced to the fundamentals, hands-on exercises, and programming assignments.
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Grades: 10, 11
Course Description: Students learn their rights and responsibilities as a consumer by exploring budgeting, making informed purchases, and working with money.
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| Critical Workplace Skills 1 & 2 |
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Course Description: Students learn skills to gain employment and learn workplace behavior, integrity and communication.
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Course Description: Planning, creating and editing movies is the focus of this course. Students practice camera techniques and angles, scout for filming locations, write scripts, film movie scenes, edit video, add transitions, text and audio to projects, and create credit screens.
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Course Description: Students gain knowledge of the market economy by study supply and demand, government controls, and international issues.
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Course Description: Students are introduced to the concept of entrepreneurship, research opportunities and develop a business plan.
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| Exploring & Learning from Inspirational Historic & Other Websites (Elective) |
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Course Description: Historical places and Inspirational websites have powerful and provocative stories to tell. This independent study course explores various inspirational and historical websites.
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Course Description: Students learn how to wisely manage money, plan for the future, and achieve financial goals.
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Course Description: In this course, students will learn to create animation with Flash. Some activities include creating and animating text, looping animation, interactive buttons, animating characters and a chase scene, and publishing a movie for the web.
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Course Description: Students study the various games in the industry, analyzing design and development. They will explore techniques such as story, levels, sound, user interfaces, and music. Students merge all the elements into a functional prototype of the game design process.
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| Introduction to Business 1 & 2 |
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Course Description: Students are introduced to the field of business by studying economic theories, social responsibility, government role, world trade, career planning and technology.
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| Introduction to Computer Programming |
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Course Description: Students are introduces to computer programming using Visual Basic 6.0 programming language.
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| Introduction to Computers and Info Tech 1 & 2 |
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Course Description: Students learn the impact of computer on society and use computers as an educational tool to enhance their lives.
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Course Description: Learn and perform techniques for keyboarding that will increase speed and accuracy.
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Course Description: Students learn the marketing basics of marketing, business management, advertising, channels of distribution and career in marketing.
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| Mathematics of Money 1 & 2 |
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Course Description: Students use real-life situations using math to explore personal money issues, such as; earning power, savings, income tax, budgeting, etc.
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Grade: 10
Course Description: Learn computer skills to create spreadsheets using formulas and formatting the data using Microsoft Excel
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Course Description: Students create a variety of communication templates that include brochures, web sites, newsletters, greeting cards, etc. using Microsoft Publisher.
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Course Description: Students gain knowledge of word processing by creating, editing, and enhancing word documents using Microsoft Office.
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Course Description: Students learn to design, edit, format, and present electronic presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint.
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Course Description: Students learn the basic principles of financial planning that include setting goals, understanding banking services, credit, and developing a financial plan.
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Course Description: Students get an overview of skills, experiences, and responsibilities to live independently through topics of housing, insurance, and banking services.
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Course Description: Students work to master website creation essentials, learn different tools to create websites, and learn to make websites that follow copyright laws and the ADA guidelines.
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Course Description: This credit option recognizes the value of work-based learning. Hours are documented for credit.
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