Computer Technology: Business Applications
Grades 9-12

In this course, students learn programs they can use while in school, as well as on the job. The current integrated program provides students with the opportunity to become proficient with word processing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation software in one program, while other software focuses on telecommunications. Currently, the Microsoft Office software is used. This course is a requirement for graduation.

Computer Technology: Desktop Publishing I & II
Grades 10-12

Students learn to combine design principles and computer skills to prepare brochures, advertisements, flyers and newsletters; calendars and more.
Prerequisite: Computer Technology: Business Applications

Computerized Accounting I
Grades 10-12

This course emphasizes basic accounting principles and procedures in a proprietorship and partnership completing each step of the accounting cycle. This cycle includes preparation of the journal, general ledger, balance ledger, balance sheets, income statements, trial balance, and post-closing trial balance by using working papers and automation. Additional topics covered are payroll earnings and basic income taxes. Electronic calculators and computers are used on a regular basis.
Prerequisite: Keyboarding, Algebra I with a grade of C or better

Computerized Accounting II
Grades 11-12

This course emphasizes the third cycle of the accounting process, corporations. Corporations consist of a more detailed process, which include cash flows, depreciation, stocks, dividends, bad debts, and inventories. It is an extension of all aspects of financial statements included in proprietorships and partnerships (balance sheets, income statements, and worksheets). Additional topics include the stock market and the Federal Reserve Bank. Electronic calculators and computers are used on a regular basis.
Prerequisite: Computerized Accounting I with grade of C or better

Multimedia Applications I
Grades 11-12

Multimedia Application I is a 9-weeks course giving students advanced experience in using multimedia to merge text, graphics, video and sound into various multimedia titles. Applied principles are used to analyze and organize information, set up a design structure and produce special visual expressions. Students will edit sound, make podcasts, and do voiceovers in presentations.
Prerequisite: Desktop Publishing I & II with a grade of C or better

Multimedia Applications II
Grades 11-12

Multimedia Applications II is a 9-weeks course giving students advanced experience in using multimedia to merge text and graphics, as well as editing and dubbing video and sound. Applied principles are used to analyze and organize information, set up a design structure and produce special visual expressions. Students will explore the importance of balance and principles that apply to interactive design. Students will also develop an interactive multimedia presentation.
Prerequisite: Multimedia Applications I

Management
Grades 11-12

Management is a semester course that assists the student in understanding basic management functions. Students study the management process, decision making, environmental factors, basic ethics and social responsibility. Planning, organizing, leading, and controlling are emphasized as well as basic concepts of staffing, leadership, communications, entrepreneurship, and international management.