Grade 11-12.
This course is designed for students preparing for both the business world and personal life in order to understand the legal environment in which we live. This course will give students insight into the legal rules and regulations that benefit mankind and will promote understanding of the importance of law to both society and the individual. Topics studied include ethics, criminal and civil law, the court system, contracts, law and the minor, law and the consumer, employment law, bankruptcy, wills, and career exploration. Mock trials are utilized in this course to provide authentic learning experiences.
Grade 11-12.
This course is designed for students who want to improve their skills in problem solving and data analysis, text analysis, determining words in context, and command of evidence. Emphasis is placed on improving test-taking skills and learning techniques to improve success on standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT. A workbook fee will be charged.
Grade 11-12.
Prior completion of Business Orientation recommended.
Business Management is designed to facilitate students’ conceptual and practical understanding of issues related to management principles, practices, and organizational behavior. The topics explored include leadership, human resource management, motivation, organizational behavior, social responsibility, organizational culture, and communication. Each unit will require a project/activity to assess student learning. A systematic approach has been created with the intention of providing a process for evaluating students’ performances in their development and presentation of class projects for the Management course.
Grade 10-12.
Year-long.
This course examines the field of marketing and its essential role in all aspects of business. Topics covered include the role of marketing in today’s society, marketing careers, product planning and development, pricing strategies, distribution methods, sales techniques, promotion, visual merchandising, and marketing math skills. Marketing principles learned will be applied through industry-specific units on sports, entertainment, travel/tourism, and fashion marketing. A materials fee will be charged for this course.
Grade 11-12.
Year-long. Weighted grade. Prerequisite is Accounting 1.
This is an advanced course for students interested in furthering their career exploration in accounting or any business-related occupation. Study includes corporate and cost accounting for merchandising and manufacturing businesses. Management decisions through the analysis of financial statements are an integral part of the curriculum. Automated accounting using computer simulation is integrated throughout the course. Course fee includes a workbook and simulations.
This course meets in a blended attendance pattern using a dynamic, flexible schedule. For more details about blended learning follow this link.
Grade 10-12. Year-long.
Accounting 1 tracks the flow of money into and out of a business. It is the study of preparing business records for the purpose of making management decisions. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) are applied to the financial data needed to understand businesses organized as sole proprietorships and corporations. Accounting is the language of business and is strongly recommended for any student interested in business as a career. Course fee includes a workbook and simulations.
Grade 10-12.
Prerequisite is Algebra 2.
This course develops and strengthens mathematical and technology skills needed for business careers and business financial management. Problem-solving procedures involving payroll and compensation, manufacturing and production, sales, marketing, banking services, investments, accounting principles, taxation, and data analysis will be emphasized. Students will be able to apply mathematical concepts in various personal and business situations. This course is an excellent choice for the student wishing to pursue a career in a business field.
Grade 9-12.
Business Orientation, Marketing Technology, Visual Media, or Interactive Media recommended.
This course will focus on advertising principles and practices. Students will learn the history of advertising, its role in today’s society, how the advertising industry works, careers in advertising, and the principles and techniques used to create ads for a variety of media. Emphasis is placed on planning and designing effective ad campaigns utilizing various media such as print, broadcast and social media that appeal to certain target markets. Moderate computer use will be required. A materials fee will be charged.
Grades 9-12. This course is similar to BUS 1036 (Web Design)
One Semester. Previous Business Technology course experience strongly recommended.
In this online course, students learn to design and create websites and optimize digital resources. An understanding of visual appeal, effective communication, functionality, and site organization and maintenance are gained. Course resources include Dreamweaver, XHTML, Flash, and various online services. Students will persist in troubleshooting and problem solving while enhancing their ability to communicate through a virtual classroom setting.
Grades 9-12.
Students will learn to design and create websites and optimize digital resources. An understanding of visual appeal, effective communication, functionality, and site organization and maintenance will be gained. Course resources include Dreamweaver, XHTML, Flash, and various online services. Students interested in Management, Marketing, and Internship should take this course. A materials fee will be charged.