Business Administration

Computer Applications I (40071)

Computer Applications I is a hands-on course that teaches students the power (and tricks) to Microsoft Word, Excel and
PowerPoint. This is a “learn by doing” experience. Students will work on exercises and projects to master the tools of
the applications in the lab. These experiences are designed to teach students competencies needed to achieve MOS
(Microsoft Office Specialist) Certification. These tools will help you in many other classes and in life.

Computer Applications II (40072)

Computer Applications II is a half-year course that will compliment Computer Applications I. The course will continue
with more advanced Microsoft Office exploration. Students may also learn other programs including Access and
Publisher to become skilled at using a database and completing desktop publishing activities. These experiences are
designed to teach students competencies needed to achieve MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) Certification.
Additionally, students may create their own movies using the program Movie Maker.

Intro to Business (4009X)

Students taking this course will receive a comprehensive survey of business. This is a great introductory course that will
prepare students for the workplace and is the foundation to additional business based curriculum. Students study the
economic environment, business structures, goods and services, marketing, social media and e-business. Contemporary
topics highlighted within these areas include ethics, small business concerns and entrepreneurship, global issues, green
and socially responsible business, and sustainability.

Business Law (4061X)

This half-year course will explore the concepts of contractual agreement in the law. Topics will include offer and
acceptance of contracts, genuine agreement in a contract, contractual capacity, sales contracts, consumer protection,
employment laws, banking laws (commercial paper) and bankruptcy laws. Hands on projects and case studies are
conducted throughout the semester. Students can also participate in a field trip to the courthouse to see a real live court
case in action. Any student who wishes to learn about contractual obligations in business should schedule this course.
In addition, this course is also invaluable for those wishing to major in law enforcement, legal studies or business at the
post-secondary level.

Personal Finance (4010X)

Personal Finance explores personal money management. As we recover from the worst recession since the Great
Depression, it is important to understand the fundamental concepts of finances and how we can protect our money if
another crisis were to occur. Every student would benefit from the knowledge learned in this class. Topics explored
during this half-year course are: (1) making money, (2) living on your own, (3) saving money, (4) banking, (5) credit &
debit cards, (6) budgeting, (7) creditworthiness, (8) saving for college, (9) buying a car, (10) renting/buying a home, (11)
employment benefits, (12) marriage finances, (13) retirement income.

Entrepreneurship (40002X)

Entrepreneurship is available to juniors and seniors with an interest in starting/owning their own business. Essential
elements in the course will include developing a unique business idea and drafting a complete business plan, to include
a product/service/plan, management and organization plan, marketing plan, and a financial plan.
Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Business, Accounting I.