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The business department consists of two computer labs with Windows, Microsoft Office, and internet access. Students are taught current computer applications using up-to-date technology and innovative, hands-on applications. Students learn to use a SmartBoard, digital camera, scanner, color LaserJet printer, and various other technological equipment.
Student Organization: Future Business Leaders of America
Courses Keyboarding/ Document Layout Design & Spreadsheet Application Course Numbers: 3727 & 3729 This is a one semester, one credit course that covers both keyboarding and document/spreadsheet design and application. Students will learn to use a hands-on approach to develop proficiency in document creation and design. Emphasis is on production of business applications including design, layout, speed and accuracy. Concepts, capabilities, procedures and legal responsibilities of word and information processing are applied. Simulated real projects from rough draft copy and/or transcription magnetic media are used for problem-solving and business document preparation. Electronic worksheets are used to perform business calculations. Students will apply keying, typography, layout and design skills in designing worksheets, writing formulas, analyzing data, charting data, and managing data. Team development is stressed as students work on spreadsheet projects. Student proficiency may lead to software certification.
Accounting I/Course Number: 3701 Prerequisite: Keyboarding/Document Layout Design & Spreadsheet Applications. Recommended for sophomores or higher. This course teaches skills in keeping financial records for a business. Students also learn banking procedures, tax information, and other accounting procedures. Students will use Microsoft Excel to complete Automated Accounting practices.
Accounting II/Course Number: 3702 Prerequisite: Accounting I This is an advanced, independent study of concepts, principles, and techniques used in keeping the financial records of a sole proprietorship, partnership, and corporation. Departmental, management, cost and not-for-profit accounting systems are explored.
American Business Legal Systems/Course Number: 3719 Recommended for juniors and seniors. This course can substitute for the required government credit for graduation. This course provides an understanding of the legal framework in which American business functions. Students evaluate the influence of the free enterprise system in a democratic society and how it affects one’s daily decisions. Students analyze the alliance between capitalism and democracy and be better prepared to influence the decisions of tomorrow in the public and private sectors.
Business Management/Course Number: 3707
Desktop Publishing/Course Number: 3741
Interactive Multimedia/Course Number: 3746
Student Organization: Future Business Leaders of America
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