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Business Courses offered in the Business Department |
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 Course Sequence(s) Course Outcomes at a Glance Business Cluster |
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| * Business Applications | |
| * Business Principles and Management | |
| * Computer Applications 1 | |
| * Computer Applications 2 | |
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Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes offer students an opportunity to develop skills that will lead to employment upon graduation, or provide a foundation that will assist them in pursuing a post secondary education after graduating from high school. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, eighteen of the 20 fastest growing occupations within the next decade will require career and technical education. |
* Computerized Accounting I |
| * Computerized Accounting II | |
| * Entrepreneurship | |
| * GOOGLE Adwords | |
| * Marketing | |
| * Money Management/Investment Strategies | |
| * Notetaking and Study Skills | |
| * Sports Entertainment Marketing and Management | |
| * VB.NET Programming | |
| * Web Page Design I | |
| * Web Page Design II |
| CAREER & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION Course Groupings | |
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| Health 10396 Health Sciences Technology 10398 Health Sciences Internship 10348 Health Sciences C.O.E. |
Automotive Services 11101 Know Your Auto Services 11203 Auto Services Technology I 11204 Auto Services Technology II 11208 Small Engine Services (P) |
| Graphic Communications Technology 11129 Graphic Communications I (H) 11130 Graphic Communications II (H) 11231 VOC Graphic Comminications 11145 Cisco Networking Academy I (H) 11146 Cisco Networking Academy II (H) 11147 Cisco Networking Academy III (H) 11148 Cisco Networking Academy IV (H) |
Home Building 11347 Home Building |
| Cooperative Occupational Education (C.O.E.) 11345 Technical and Indusrial Cooperative Occupational Education (COE) |
Technology Education 11133 Information Technology (H) 11134 Physical Technology (H) 11302 Engineering, Design, and Problem Solving |
| Drafting 11111 Drafting I 11112 Drafting 2 11214 Architectural Drafting 11115 Computer Aided Drafting |
Electricity/Electronics 11121 Basic Electronics |
| Human Services 13162 Nutrition and Foods 13181 Interior Design 13183 Parenting/Child Development 13287 Hospitality Today (H) |
Metal Technology 11135 Metals Technology 1 (H) 11136 Metals Technology 2 (H) 11237 Machine Tool Technology (H) |
| Culinary Arts 13286 Culinary Arts Production & Management |
Cosmetology 13388 Cosmetology |
Earn Science Credit
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The following vocational courses may be substituted for part of the district's science graduation requirement. NOTE: No student may use career and technical education courses to satisfy more than one credit of the two credit science graduation requirement. |
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| Vocational Courses 10396 Health Science Technology 13388 Cosmetology 11121 Basic Electronics 11122 Basic Digital Electronics |
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Earn Math Credit
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During grades 9-12, each student must earn at least two credits in mathematics. NOTE: Students may use a combination of two of the following vocational courses to study one-half (.50) unit of the mathematics graduation requirement. |
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| Vocational Courses 11111 Drafting 1 11112 Drafting 2 11213 Drafing 3 11214 Architectural Drafting 11135 Metals Technology 1 11136 Metals Technology 2 11347 Machine Tool Technology 11347 Home Building 11208 Small Engine Repair 11209 Recreational Vehicle Repair |
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