Which BUSINESS Classes are for Central???

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1 Which BUSINESS Classes are for Central???

2 These take only 1 term (1) Computer Applications I Most all students take this course unless they take the college credit class. Freshman may enroll if they are enrolled in any Honors course. Office 2013 software (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access) (1) Intro to Computers College Course = 3 credits Office 2013 (Windows, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access.) Students will be required to sit for the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification. A culminating project is required. (1) Computer Apps II (comp apps I required) Office 2013 (Word, PowerPoint, Access, Excel, Publisher)

3 (1) Visual Basics Net I (Algebra II rec) College Course = 3 credits 10 th rec, 11 th -12 th grade. Design applications and menus, decision making and looping. (1) Visual Basics Net II (Algebra II rec, VB Net I required) College Course = 3 credits th grade. SQL Server, database structures, Web.aspx programming (1) Java (Algebra II rec) College Course = 3 credits 10 th grade/rec, 11 th 12 th grade. Design applications, decision making, calculation, looping (1) C++ (Algebra II rec) College Course = 3 credits 10 th grade/rec, 11 th 12 th grade. Design applications, decision making, calculations, looping (1) C# (Algebra II rec, C++ or Java required) College Course = 3 credits Oculus Rift will be introduced with beginning game programming. Program development and design. Decision making, calculations, looping.

4 (1) Multimedia Computer Applications This course focuses on the Adobe Suite software (Photoshop, InDesign, and Flash) (1) Business Computer Applications (Comp. Apps II rec.) Advanced features of Microsoft Excel will be used to introduce Pivot Tables, Scenarios, What If Analysis and Goal Seek and Solver in order to solve real-world business and financial decisions. Advanced features of Microsoft Access will also be introduced. (1) Fundamentals of Web Design I College class = 3 credits. Learn animation using Adobe Flash. HTML and CSS coding will be taught for use in designing and writing your own website. Adobe DreamWeaver will also be used for web creation.

5 (1) Principles of Accounting ( th )- This is a required course for college accounting courses. Financial transactions and statements will be introduced. (1) Computer Accounting QuickBooks I (Principles of Acctg. Req.) College Course = 2 credits. 11 th 12 th grade. This is a computer course using QuickBooks software. This course focuses on financial accounting. (1) Financial Accounting (Principles of Acctg. Req.) - College course = 3 credits. 10 th rec., th grade. This course focuses on the financial aspects of a corporation such as financial statements and analysis. (1) Managerial Accounting (Financial Acctg. Req.) College course = 3 credits. 11 th 12 th grade. This course focuses on the internal costs of producing a product.

6 (1) Principles of Business This course incorporates Junior Achievement. Students will form a corporation, market and distribute a product. Budgeting, bank accounts, credit, investments, economics. (1) Introduction to Business College Course = 3 credits 10 th rec, 11 th 12 th grade. This course introduced Human Resource management, E-Marketing/Social Networking, Economics, Accounting, Finance and Management. A Stock Market game is required for portfolio management. (1) Business Law This course explores criminal & civil law, court system, contracts, and career insights. (1) Operating A Small Business (11 th 12 th grade) This course focuses on the ownership of a small business and includes sales, pricing, promotion, personnel and finance. (1) Employment Strategies College course = 2 credits. (10 th rec, 11 th 12 th grade. This course focuses on the techniques required to obtain and keep a job, resume and letter writing.

7 (1) Managing Your Personal Finances This course focuses on setting financial goals, earnings potential, investing, and savings. (1) Principles of Marketing College course = 3 credits. 10 th rec, 11 th 12 th grade. This course focuses on psychological, social, political and economic forces are analyzed as they relate to the marketing of goods and services.