Business/Computer Sciences 11-12 

ACCOUNTING 11 (MAC-11)

Students will learn basic accounting and business bookkeeping practices. All students will complete exercises that are similar to the records kept by a small business including balance sheets, T-accounts, ledgers, journals, trial balance, income statements, worksheets, adjustments, and closing. Please note that Accounting 11 does not satisfy the Math 11 graduation requirements.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING 12 (MFA-12)

This is a practical hands-on course that builds on skills and knowledge acquired in Accounting 11. All students will complete exercises that are similar to the records kept by a small business including payroll, inventory, cash control systems, assets, debts, and tax systems. Recommended prerequisite: Accounting 11.

BUSINESS COMPUTER APPLICATIONS 12 (MBCA-12)

Students will learn to use complex Office 365 applications to effectively communicate business and client needs. Students will also gain interpersonal and public relation skills critical for success in a professional environment.

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 11 AND 12 (MCMPR-11/MCMPR-12)

This course is designed for students who want to learn more about web design and computational thinking. Students focus on programming, game design, website creation, and app development. Students do not require any previous experience to enroll in this course.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP 12 (MENT-12)

This course is designed for students who wish to explore product development, marketing skills, and strategies that apply to every career. Marketing, product design, and accounting principles will be integrated into a variety of projects. Students will gain confidence in their abilities to proceed with new ideas for creative self-employment. This course is run following a hybrid delivery. Please see details under the Home tab.

MEDIA DESIGN 11 (MMEDD-11)

This course is designed for students who want to learn how to sequence different media (graphic design, photography, animation, video special effects, video editing, sound editing, and 3D design) to create a personal media design portfolio. Students do not require any previous experience to enroll in this course.

DIGITAL MEDIA DEVELOPMENT 12 (MDMD-12)

This course is designed for students who want to learn how to plan, organize, and sequence different media technologies for a specific purpose. Students will create a personal media design portfolio. Students do not require any previous experience to enroll in this course.

ECONOMICS 12 (MEC—12)

Students will learn basic microeconomic and macroeconomic principles as they gain an understanding of the potential issues, impacts and possible unintended negative consequences of business decisions. Students will learn a variety of economic systems and how the global economies impact local economies.