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**__ 7401 Business Computer Information Systems I “BCIS I” (ATC), __**__ 1 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 9-12 **Prerequisite(s):** Proficient in Keyboarding ** Notes: ** $15.00 Fee; Meets the Technology Applications requirement for all high school graduation plans. This course focuses on acquiring technology skills with application to personal or business situations. The course includes instruction in word processing, spreadsheets, databases, telecommunications, desktop publishing, presentation management, networking, operating systems, and emerging technologies. Skills learned in the Microsoft Office Professional Edition software provide a good foundation for higher education courses and entry into the business world. **__ 7411 Business Computer Information Systems II “BCIS II” (ATC), __**__ 1 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** BCIS I   ** Notes: ** $15.00 Fee; Meets the Technology Applications requirement for all high school graduation plans. This course is a continuation of Business Computer Information Systems I. It provides expert level technology skills required by the business environment, including workplace technology standards in applications of word processing, spreadsheets, databases, telecommunications, desktop publishing, presentation management, networking, operations systems, and emerging technologies. **__ 7320 Keyboarding, __**__ 0.5 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 9-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** $10.00 Fee; Does not meet Technology Applications requirement. This course develops skills in operating the keyboard, and achieving acceptable speed and accuracy levels. Keyboarding also provides instruction in formatting of basic documents for both personal and business use as well as emphasizes mastery of touch control of keyboard characters, correct key stroking, and proper manipulation of operative parts and care of the machine. Students will be instructed in the production of letters, manuscripts, tabulations, business communications, reports and themes, and composition at the keyboard. Skill development in proofreading, spelling, word division, punctuation, and correction techniques will also be included. **__ 7391 Business Image Management and Multimedia “BIMM” (ATC), __**__ 1 credit (state) **GPA Level 2**  __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** $20.00 Fee; Meets the Technology Applications requirement for all high school graduation plans. In this course, students will integrate text, graphics, sound, video and animation into documents such as brochures, newsletters, Web pages, presentations, etc. Students will be introduced to a wide variety of software packages and multimedia hardware. **__ 7385 Game Programming, __**__ 1 credit (state)** GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s ** ): 11-12** Prerequisite(s):** Digital Graphics or Web Mastering, Geometry ** Notes: ** $10.00 Fee; Meets the Technology Applications requirement for all high school graduation plans; //Formerly referred to as Business Computer Programming (Gaming).// Students will apply technical skills to address the emerging game industry. Students will develop a foundation in a game programming language and study the technical, economical, financial, international, social, and ethical aspects of the gaming industry and the aspects to become competent consumers, employees, and entrepreneurs. Students will learn various standard programming languages used in game development and virtually reality simulators. **__ 7360 International Business (ATC), __**__ 1 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** $15.00 Fee. This course introduces concepts of the global market and economy and international trade examining operations in a global market. Opportunities to study cultural differences and effect of differences or managerial practices, and international law, and impact of international trade on domestic and global economy will be provided. The course will also examine planning, organizational structure, finance, marketing, and foreign governmental practices.  **__ 7380 Business Management (*ATC), __**__ 0.5 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** $15.00 Fee. ** *In order to receive ATC credit for this course, the student must also take and pass Business Ownership with an 80 or better. **   This course introduces basic management concepts and leadership styles; explores managerial functions, economic and social components of productivity, international business, and human relations; understands the changing nature of the business environment; concepts of business integrity, and develops and implements a business plan. **__ 7390 Business Ownership (*ATC), __**__ 0.5 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** $15.00 Fee. ** *In order to receive ATC credit for this course, the student must also take and pass Business Management with an 80 or better. **   Provides the prospective entrepreneur a theoretical base as well as practical and proven techniques for planning, organizing, and operating a business; includes planning and strategy concepts, financial and organizational considerations, market analysis and customer development, operations management, accounting and financial controls, and other components of entrepreneurship. **__ 7350 Business Law, __**__ 0.5 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** $15.00 Fee. This course introduces law and the origins and necessity of the legal system, and provides insight into the evolution and development of laws that govern business in our society. It also develops an understanding of how organization and operation of the legal system impact business, and develops understanding of rights and duties within the business environment. Topics in this course include contractual responsibility, protection of individual rights in legal relationships relative to warranties, product liability, secured and unsecured debts, negotiable instruments, agencies, employer-employee relations, property ownership and transfer, landlord and tenant, wills and estates, community property, social security, and taxation. **__ 7373 Accounting I (ATC), __**__ 1 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** $10.00 Fee. This course introduces general manual accounting concepts, principles, and procedures; emphasizes the need for financial records; provides the fundamental equation and its application to accounting procedures, including the basic steps of the accounting cycle. The course develops the skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for individuals to conduct personal business or to pursue further education in the field of accounting. The course utilizes completion of practice sets or simulations, uses calculators, and processes some data electronically. **__ 7375 Accounting II (*ATC), __**__ 0.5 credit (state) **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 11-12 **Prerequisite(s):** Accounting I   ** Notes: ** $10.00 Fee. ** *In order to receive ATC credit for this course, the student must also take and pass Banking and Financial Systems with an 80 or better. **   This course provides for review and further development of fundamental accounting principles with extensive use of technology. Topics in this course include formation and dissolution of partnerships, organization and ownership, adjustments of bad debts, depreciation, depletion of fixed assets, adjusted and accrued income, inventory control, preparation of business budgets, and notes receivable and payable. Accounting II is designed for students interested in continuing at the post-secondary level or entering the workforce. **__ 7300 Banking and Financial Systems (*ATC), __**__ 0.5 credit (state)  **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** ***In order to receive ATC credit for this course, the student must also take and pass Accounting II with an 80 or better.** This course introduces banking and financial concepts, principles, and procedures; emphasizes the role of money in the modern economy; recognizes the economic theories and financial forces that influence international business; and compares consumer financial transactions with government transactions. **__ 7413/7415 Business Education Career Preparation I (ATC), __**__ 2-3 credits (state) ** GPA Level 2** __ ** (2 credits – 7413; 3 credits – 7415) Prerequisite(s): ** BCIS I recommended ** Grade Level(s): ** 11-12 ** Notes: ** $20.00 Fee; Application Required; //Formerly referred to as BCIS II Co-op;// Number of credits awarded is determined by number of employment hours; Transportation Required. ** This course will satisfy PE graduation requirements. **   This course uses the work-based method of instruction. Students are employed in the community and attend class to develop advanced technology skills required in the business environment. Students recognize, evaluate, and prepare for a rapidly evolving global business environment that requires flexibility and adaptability. This course provides advanced technology skills required by the business environment, including workplace technology standards in applications of word processing, spreadsheets, databases, telecommunications, desktop publishing, presentation management, networking, operation systems, and emerging technologies. Daily attendance and reliable transportation are mandatory. **__ 7425 Business Education Career Preparation II, __**__ 3 credits (state)** GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 12 **Prerequisite(s):** Business Education Career Preparation I   ** Notes: ** $20.00 Fee; Application Required; Transportation Required. ** This course will satisfy PE graduation requirements. **   This course extends and enhances the content of Business Education Career Preparation I. It provides preparation for careers in office occupations through a program of instruction to provide the skills leading to employment and advancement in office careers. Daily attendance and reliable transportation are mandatory. **__ 7725/7727 Career Preparation, __**__ 2-3 credits (state) **(2 credit – 7725; 3 credits – 7727)** **GPA Level 2** __ ** Grade Level(s): ** 10-12 **Prerequisite(s):** None ** Notes: ** CVEC only; Transportation Required. ** This course will satisfy PE graduation requirements. ** Diversified Career Preparation Education refers to an instructional arrangement, not a course of training area. This work-based instructional arrangement develops essential knowledge and skills through classroom general instruction and on the job training in an approved career and technology specific training area that has already been approved and assigned a course number. Students will receive general employability skills as a group; however, each student will have an individual training plan that will address his/her job specific knowledge and skills. An approved training sponsor will employ each student. The training sponsor will assist the teacher in providing the necessary skills and knowledge for the student’s specific work training station. Students will be given specific job training assignments while on the job and general work related topic in classroom instruction.
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 * Distinguished Achievement Program advanced measures are available for 11th and 12th grade students who take Advanced Technical Credit (ATC) courses and earn a grade of 80 or higher. See page 70 for more information on ATC courses. **