CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION: BUSINESS AND FINANCE TECHNOLOGY Introduction to Business Editing and Publishing Students enrolled in Introduction to Business Editing and Publishing will study photography techniques, writing and editing copy, and visual design concepts. A strong emphasis will be placed on taking photos, understanding photo composition, and editing photos using digital cameras and cell phone cameras. Students will develop writing, communication, and collaboration skills and will utilize those skills to complete photography, journalism, and marketing projects. Fulfills STEM elective (CTE Business) Level 2 Prerequisite
.5 Credit Sophomore, Junior, Senior
Business Editing and Publishing I Students enrolled in Business Editing and Publishing will study writing, communication, and the business of publishing. Students will be exposed to reporting, advertising, design, and the functions of business. Students will develop their reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. They will gain practical experience publishing small documents such as donation letters, thank you letters, posters and banners as well as Lavender, the AHS Yearbook. Fulfills STEM elective (CTE Business) Level 2 Prerequisite
1 Credit Grade 11-12
Business Editing and Publishing II Students will continue to develop and enhance previously learned skills from Business Editing and Publishing I. Students will be held responsible for reporting, advertising, design, and the functions of business. Students will continue to develop their reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. They will gain practical experience publishing small documents such as donation letters, thank you letters, posters and banners as well as Lavender, the AHS Yearbook. Fulfills STEM elective (CTE Business) Level 1 Prerequisite
1 Credit Business Editing and Publishing I and must be a senior
The Business of Sports and Entertainment This half-year course is designed for students interested in the business of sports, entertainment, and event planning. Emphasis is placed on the following principles as they apply to the industry: branding, licensing and naming rights; business foundations; concessions and on-site merchandising; economic foundations; promotion; safety and security; and human relations. This course includes simulations, projects, and teamwork activities. Fulfills STEM elective (CTE Business) Level 2 Prerequisite:
.50 Credit Grade 10-12
Computer Applications I Students are introduced to basic computer skills. Students will utilize skills obtained in Computer Applications to meet the increasing demands of technology. Students will be introduced to Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Students will also be exposed to email etiquette, digital citizenship, and will be introduced to Computer Science. Fulfills Computer Literacy graduation requirement Level 2
.50 Credit
Computer Applications II Students will use existing word processing skills to enhance formatting techniques. Desktop publishing software will be utilized to create newsletters, flyers, and brochures. Presentation software will be introduced. Students will use research skills and the Internet to incorporate findings into a Microsoft Office 2016 Program. Fulfills STEM elective (CTE Business) Level 2 Prerequisite
.50 Credit Successful completion of Comp Applications I
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