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Business Education
Last updated 2/26/2007
| Course Title |
Credits |
Pre-requisites |
Concurrent/s |
Course Code |
| Accounting
I |
1 |
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3701 |
| Description: |
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| A
one-unit credit course for grades
10-11 which introduces concepts
and principles based on a double-entry
system of maintaining the electronic
and manual financial records for
a sole proprietorship, partnership,
and corporation. It includes analyzing
business transactions, journalizing,
posting, and preparing worksheets
and financial statements. |
| Course Title |
Credits |
Pre-requisites |
Concurrent/s |
Course Code |
| Accounting
II |
1 |
Accounting I |
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3702 |
| Description: |
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| A
one-unit credit course for grades
11-12 which offers an advanced study
of concepts, principles, and techniques
in keeping the electronic and manual
financial records of a sole proprietorship,
partnership, and corporation. In
addition, departmental, management,
cost, and not-for-profit accounting
systems are explored. |
| Course Title |
Credits |
Pre-requisites |
Concurrent/s |
Course Code |
| American
Business Legal Systems |
1/2 |
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HQ 3705 |
| Description: |
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| A
one-half unit credit course for
grade 12 which provides students
with an understanding of the legal
framework in which American business
functions. Students will evaluate
the influence of the free enterprise
system in a democratic society on
daily decisions. Students will analyze
the alliance between capitalism
and democracy, and be better prepared
to influence the future decisions
in the public and private sector
of the United States of America. |
| Course Title |
Credits |
Pre-requisites |
Concurrent/s |
Course Code |
| Business
Economics |
1/2 |
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HQ 3749 |
| Description: |
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| A
one-half unit credit course for
grades 11-12. This course provides
an in-depth study of fundamental
concepts, free enterprise trading
practices, and the various players
in the economic system. Topics include
the production, marketing, and distribution
of goods and services, as well as
the roles of financial institutions,
the government, and the individual
within the free enterprise system.
Students will explore various careers
related to the economy. International
trade and economics have become
an integral part of business economics. |
| Course Title |
Credits |
Pre-requisites |
Concurrent/s |
Course Code |
| Business
Principles |
1 |
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3709 |
| Description: |
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| A
one-unit credit course for grades
9-10 which introduces students to
all aspects of business: the domestic
and international economies, financial
principles, management strategies,
administrative and information systems,
ethics, and organizational and professional
leadership. Students will analyze
the elements of the business environment
and focus on attitudinal and problem-solving
skills inherent to success. |
| Course Title |
Credits |
Pre-requisites |
Concurrent/s |
Course Code |
| Financial
Planning |
1 |
Business Principles Recommended |
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3713 |
| Description: |
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| A
one-unit credit course for grades
11-12. This course is designed to
develop skills in the use of financial
principles in making business/personal
decisions. Students will research
job qualifications and employment
opportunities in finance. The course
includes a study of the allocation
of financial resources, the effects
of finance and credit institutions
on the business community, and the
impact of business/personal financial
decisions on the consumer market.
Ethical issues will be presented
in this course. |
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