Embedded Files
TABLE OF CONTENTS: (Click on a course name to view its description.)
ACCOUNTING I -CP
ACCOUNTING I -CP
Prerequisite: None
Credits: 2.5
This course offers a starting point for building a career in this area. This course teaches basic skills and develops values and attitudes useful in gaining entry to the field of accounting. It is intended to give students an understanding of the complete accounting cycle in its elementary form. The principles of double-entry accounting are stressed in both a service-type and merchandising business. Great emphasis is placed on the use of journals, ledgers, and financial statements. Students are exposed to the use of Microsoft Excel by applying their knowledge of accounting principles to solve problems. Accounting I is intended for three types of students: those who desire to have general knowledge for personal use; those who may wish to continue in advanced courses to prepare themselves for possible accounting positions in the business world; and those planning to major in accounting or business administration in college.
ACCOUNTING II - CP
ACCOUNTING II - CP
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Accounting I
Credits: 2.5
Accounting II continues to strengthen and develop basic accounting principles and provides opportunities for experience in new areas of accounting beyond Accounting I. In conjunction with an initial review, new topics are presented and mastered, including: special journals, payroll, depreciation, control systems, and corporate accounting. Students are exposed to the use of Microsoft Excel where they can apply their knowledge of accounting principles to solve problems. Accounting II is strongly recommended for students planning to major in accounting or business administration in college.
PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS - CP
PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS - CP
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Financial Literacy
Credits: 2.5
This course delves into the development and implementation of practical skills of business ownership and actively engages students with business-driven challenges and projects. There is a strong emphasis on teamwork, management, and leadership skills.
FINANCIAL LITERACY - CP
FINANCIAL LITERACY - CP
Prerequisite: None. This course is a graduation requirement.
Credits: 2.5
Fundamentals of personal finance used in daily living are presented. Starting out in the real world, the following areas are examined to learn the process of implementing them into daily living: budget, banking, credit, interest, loans, apartment/household, transportation, food, utilities, taxes, family life, savings, and, in short, how to make it all work.
FASHION MARKETING - CP
FASHION MARKETING - CP
Prerequisite: None. This course is a graduation requirement.
Credits: 2.5
Fashion Marketing will introduce high school students to the exciting intersection of fashion and marketing. This course will delve into the principles and strategies behind successful fashion marketing campaigns, exploring the dynamic and evolving landscape of the fashion industry.
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING - CP
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING - CP
Prerequisite: None. This course is a graduation requirement.
Credits: 2.5
Introduction to Social Media Marketing is designed to familiarize high school students with the fundamentals of using social media platforms for marketing purposes. This course aims to explore the basics of social media, its role in modern marketing, and how students can leverage these platforms effectively and responsibly.
SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING - CP
SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING - CP
Prerequisite: None. This course is a graduation requirement.
Credits: 2.5
This course provides an in-depth exploration of marketing principles, strategies, and techniques as applied specifically to the sports and entertainment sectors. Students will gain an understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within these industries and develop skills necessary for marketing products, events, and experiences to target audiences.
SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING - CP
SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING - CP
Prerequisite: None. This course is a graduation requirement.
Credits: 2.5
This course provides an in-depth exploration of marketing principles, strategies, and techniques as applied specifically to the sports and entertainment sectors. Students will gain an understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within these industries and develop skills necessary for marketing products, events, and experiences to target audiences.
DUAL ENROLLMENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP - HONORS
DUAL ENROLLMENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP - HONORS
Prerequisite: None. This course is a graduation requirement.
Credits: 2.5
This dual enrollment course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, strategies, and practical applications of entrepreneurship in today's dynamic business landscape. It is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify opportunities, develop innovative ideas, and create viable business ventures.
Page updated
Report abuse