HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICAL ARTS

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1 HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICAL ARTS Please take note: F CTE (Career & Tech Ed.) Completer Status, students should be encouraged to take classes in the yellow area classes in the green area. BUSINESS CLASSES CLASS GRADE LEVEL OFFERED CREDITS PREREQUISITE ITEMS OF INTEREST Business Technology 1 (Fmerly Intro to Comp. Apps) Advanced Business Technology (Fmerly Comp. Apps. 1) Integrated Business Technology (Fmerly Comp. Apps. ) 9 (10-1 if necessary) Or None Business Technology Passed Proficiency Exam Advanced Business Technology Web Design I 10-1 None Web Design II 10-1 Business Principles (Fmerly Intro. To Business) Semester I II Web Design I 9, 10 None Business Law 10-1 None International Business 11,1 None Will offer proficiency exam in early December f students who wish to test out befe second semester Project focused A MUST f college! Me advanced Wd, Excel, & PowerPoint In-depth wk in Microsoft Office XP Suite Advanced techniques in Microsoft Wd, PowerPoint, Excel & Access Prepares student to take the Microsoft Office User Specialist tests in Wd, PowerPoint, Excel & Access Introduction to web integration software, database concepts, & HTML Design a website as a simulation Styboard, write proposals, & create professional web presentations, Dreamweaver, Firewks, HTML, JavaScript, Flash Learn about basic business procedures in our capitalistic economy, Write a business plan Learn about career possibilities in business How courts wk - civil and criminal law Legal implications of business decisions Mock trial Learn about different aspects of business in a global environment Trends in international business among the wld s nations, basic concepts of wld trade, cultural diversities

2 Page Please take note: F CTE (Career & Tech Ed.) Completer Status, students should be encouraged to take classes in the tan area both Marketing and Advanced Marketing in the blue area. Retail Lab (DECA Ste) is required f both Marketing and Advanced Marketing but can t be taken as a second class f CTE Completer Status. BUSINESS CLASSES CONTINUED Accounting I (Semester 1 and ) 9-1 None Accounting II (Semester 1 and ) Personal Finance (Semester 1 ) Marketing (Semesters 1 and ) Advanced Marketing (Semester 1 and ) Retail Lab (DECA Ste) Accounting I None 10-1 None M-F (must wk hours per week in the ste) Marketing (Semester 1 & ) Marketing be currently enrolled in a Marketing class A MUST f all potential business majs in college Intended as year long course Students are encouraged to sign up f both Accounting I & II Advanced course designed f career in business field Uncollectible accounts, receivable, notes, inventies, and depreciation Students will participate in simulated projects both manually and on computer Learn to be financially independent Understanding paychecks, taxes, budgets and credit cards, identity theft, living on your own, college financing, owning and operating a car, insurance Role of promotion in business operations Product branding, packaging, labeling, & positioning Advertising, merchandise display, publicity To compete in DECA, students must be enrolled in a Marketing class both Fall AND Spring semester Students are encouraged to sign up f both Marketing & Advanced Marketing Further mastery level study in Marketing Business Management Fundamentals, Free Enterprise Economics, and Entrepreneurship practices Actual real-life case challenges and hands on application projects involving critical thinking To compete in DECA, students must be enrolled in a Marketing class both Fall AND Spring semesters This class will be held in conjunction with the Advanced Graphic Design class. Must be currently enrolled in either Marketing Advanced Marketing Hands-on, non-paid wk experience during the school day wking in the school ste Inventy processing, cash register balancing, dering and display design. Students enrolled in Marketing Advanced Marketing must be enrolled in DECA

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4 Page Please take note: F CTE (Career & Tech Ed.) Completer Status, students should be encouraged to take classes in the purple area. PET, CEE & ACE CLASSES Professional Employment Training Community Employment Experience (CEE) ACE Career Connections ACE Career Success NA (Semesters 1 and ) (Semesters 1 and ) None PET - Professional Employment Training (a one time class) & be concurrently enrolled in a related class (any class from the Practical Arts dept.). Must be an at-risk student referred by counsel This class replaces PET. Must be an at-risk student referred by counsel This class replaces PET. Research colleges & training programs Learn employment skills and wkplace dynamics Receive one hour of credit f every 0 hours of satisfacty paid/unpaid employment but will only accept 0 hrs. per week maximum Must pass PET and related class with passing grade in der to receive wk credits Maximum 10 credits per semester and 0 in school career On-the-job wk experience, evaluations, and visits Focus on study & ganizational skills Employability skills Students can enroll f year-long by semester S1 not required f enrollment in S Guest speakers, career assessments, goal setting Resumes, financial management skills Wking interning and registered f CEE preferred Students can enroll f year-long by semester S1 not required f enrollment in S Applications, interviewing, wk ethics

5 Page 4 Please take note: F CTE (Career & Tech Ed.) Completer Status, students should be encouraged to take both classes in any one col below. Teen Choices *Independent Living Relationships are classes that may be taught as well.* FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES 9, 10 None Involves daily struggles, relationships & decisions Help acquire academic knowledge & understanding f critical thinking and healthy decision-making Personal success, wellness, law, destructive behavis and addictions Child Development (Semester ) Interi Design None 11-1 None Interi Design (Semester ) 11-1 Interi Design 1 Culinary Essentials 1 (Fmerly Foods Nutrition) Culinary Essentials (Fmerly Cultural Foods) (Semester ) 9-1 None 9-1 Culinary Essentials 1 Exple theies of human development, histy of parenting styles & responsibilities, family planning, child abuse/neglect and career opptunities Opptunity to participate in the Baby-Think-It-Over simulation Understanding blueprints, basic construction of homes and commercial structures, elements and principals of design Col harmonies, furniture styles, & textiles Focus on the career of Interi Design and commercial design Office design trends, col, scale, furniture in the wkplace Instruction, lab time, demonstrations and observations Focus on professional culinary cooking techniques, kitchen equipment, nutrition, baking and pastry Career opptunities Continuation of Culinary Essentials 1 Foundation of techniques to produce all fine cuisine Focus on American and International cuisine, nutrition, catered events & career opptunities

6 Page 5 Please take note: F CTE (Career & Tech Ed.) Completer Status, students should be encouraged to take Design Projects I and II Design Projects and Tech Studies. Advanced Graphic Design, Beginning Woods and Advanced Woods do not qualify f CTE Completer Status. Design Projects I & Design Projects II (Semesters I & ) Technology Studies (Industrial Science) (Semester I and/ ) Advanced Graphic Design (Semester 1 and ) TECHNOLOGY 9-11 None 9-1 None Students may take this class multiple times Teacher signature required Beginning Woods 9-1 None Advanced Woods 10-1 Beginning Woods & Instruct Approval Design and build different projects such as bridges, CO racecars, powered gliders, mousetrap racecars, aero racers, towers, one-meter rockets, etc. Learn to apply math, science and engineering principles into designs Computer Aided Design (CAD) Architecture Communications Laser/Electronics and Robotics Graphic Design Course is a collabation between art, business and technology classes Opptunity to exple artistic ideas individually and as a group Opptunity to use computer/industrial machinery Typography, web-page, logo design and page layout Use woodwking machines and tools to produce a product Table saw, radial arm saw, jointer, surface sander, band saw, lathe and laser engraver Construct fine woodwking projects such as small furniture, cabinets and decative pieces