Computer Applications I

This course is designed to develop skills using software applications which include spreadsheets and database. More advanced exercises in word processing and presentations are also included. Students will design worksheets using formulas and functions; graphs and charts will be created from collected data; and reports will be printed from database files. Skills will include linking files, creating reports using multiple applications and sharing data in different applications.

Computer Applications II

This one-semester course is an elective offered to upperclassmen who have previously taken Computer Applications I. It includes work in databases, computer systems, and other related computer concepts. More advanced work in spreadsheets, web page designing, and the Internet is also included. Students who complete this course will be advanced users of the microcomputer.

Accounting I

The accounting course is designed to develop in each student an understanding of the basic principles, concepts, and procedures of accounting (business finances), and to establish an understanding of how the basic principles of financing can be adapted to personal use. This course is an elective offered to juniors and seniors.

Accounting II

Emphasis is placed on strengthening what the student has already learned and on broadening her knowledge of the automated accounting process. This course also develops habits of accuracy, independent thinking, neatness, legibility, promptness and thoroughness. The prerequisite for this course is Accounting I and is offered to Seniors as an elective.

Business Law

Basic principles and concepts of our nation's laws are taught so that students will have the ability to recognize legal problems in situations of everyday living. This course is a one-semester elective offered to juniors and seniors.

Digital Graphics and Animation

Economics

This one semester course is an elective which introduces basic economic concepts for the students to make reasoned judgments in our changing and complex world. With this economic knowledge and these decision-making skills, students will be ready to live and work productively in the 21st century. The National Endowment for Financial Education program is integrated in this course.