LONDONDERRY HIGH SCHOOL - Program of Studies 23-24

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Department
Art
Business and Comp. Tech.
English
ESOL
Family and Cons. Sciences
Foreign Language
Health
Math
Music
Physical Ed.
Reading
Science
Social Studies
Special Ed.
Special Programs
Technology Ed
Business and Comp. Tech. CoursesSemGradePre Req
Introduction to Business FY 09-11
Business Computer Applications S1/S2 09-12
Computer Animation S2 09-12
CP Computer Maintenance & Repair I S1 09-12
CP Computer Maintenance & Repair II S2 09-12 College Prep Computer Maintenance & Repair I
Introduction to Programming I S1 09-12 College Prep Algebra I A or B (or currently enrolled in College Prep Algebra IA or IB)
Introduction to Programming II S2 09-12 Introduction to Programming I
CP Accounting I FY 09-12
Web Development & Design I S1 09-12
Web Development & Design II S2 09-12 Web Design & Development I
CP Yearbook FY 09-12 Interview with instructor for students interested in the position of yearbook chief editor.
Technology Sampler S1/S2 09-12
Interactive Business S1/S2 09-12
Desktop Publishing S1/S2 10-12
Computer Interactive S2 10-12 Prior approval of instructor required.
CP Marketing S1/S2 10-12
CP Financial Planning S1 10-12
CP Business Management S1/S2 10-12
CP Financial Services S2 10-12
Honors Accounting II FY 10-12 College Prep Accounting I
Honors C# Programming FY 10-12 Introduction to Programming II
CP Accounting II FY 10-12 College Prep Accounting I
Sports and Entertainment Marketing S1/S2 10-12
AP Computer Science FY 11-12
CP Global Financial Studies S2 11-12
Business Math FY 11-12
Course Name
Introduction to Business		 Department
Business and Computer Technology
Course Num
H0900		 Credit
1		 Grade
09-11		 Semester
FY		 Level
Standard
Course Description
This course introduces the different forms of business ownership, including sole proprietorships, partnerships and corporations. Students will explore the rights and wrongs of common business practices prevalent today and will identify the roles, activities and impacts the government, the legal system and organized labor have on businesses. Students will learn the importance of ethical decision-making and the effects decisions have on organizations, consumers and employees. Students interested in learning more about the world of business and possibly running their own business in the future should take this course. Students are also encouraged to further explore their business interests through participation in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA).
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