Mrs. Nicholson

Business Information Management II - students implement personal and interpersonal skills to strengthen individual performance in the workplace and in society and make a successful transition to the workforce or postsecondary education. Students apply more advanced technical skills to address business applications of emerging technologies, create complex word-processing documents, develop sophisticated spreadsheets using charts and graphs, and make electronic presentations using appropriate multimedia software.

Upon completion of this course, they are prepared to continue testing for Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) industry standard (Associate & Expert) certification to receive a performance acknowledgment for the Business and Industry Endorsement.

In addition to the regular course curriculum, curriculum enhancements for the honors course include web research, increased integration of software programs, researching multiple databases, problem-solving and other advanced business applications. Students in this honors course will complete projects used in the business and industry environment.

It is my expectation that students will learn skills and information that they can take with them to use in their other classes, college, or the workplace. The concepts learned will make students successful consumers and employees in the future.

Students will be engaged in a variety of challenging real-world business and office projects and assignments to show how technology is used in everyday life and in the world of work.

They will be held to high expectations regarding their quality of work and professional behavior. They will be given the opportunity to redo major assignments until they show proficiency in the application and they will be given the opportunity to use the technology as they would in a real-life business setting.

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