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This course covers word processing and document formatting, operating systems, networking, e-mail, multimedia presentations, Internet, and related computer and business information practices. This course will teach students to operate the keyboard by touch and begin development of acceptable speed and accuracy levels.
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This course is designed to familiarize the student with concepts and techniques of database & spreadsheet applications. Projects will range from simple to more complex. The Internet may be used to gather information for some projects.
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This course will enable students to understand problem-solving techniques used in computer programming. Students will learn structured programming skills in the BASIC programming language. Students will aquire an awareness of how the computer operates and will write programs for mathematics, business, and science applications. Topics will include basic program design, variable types, constants, screen input and output commands, control statements, loops, arrays, and an introduction to functions.
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This course continues the study of BASIC with a review of Programming I skills. New topics will include a thorough study of subroutines (functions and procedures), file input/output (data files), and matrix commands. Good program design principles will continue to be emphasized.
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This course continues the emphasis on modern program design principles. Topics will include variable and constants declarations, screen input/output commands, decision-making structures, looping structures, functions and procedures, and arrays. Comparisons with BASIC will be made as needed to ease the transition from it to PASCAL.
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This is a college course taken at Washburn for dual credit. The following is its description for the course: An introduction to the C programming language and the use of C for applications. All aspects of the C language will be covered including syntax, data types, control structures, operators, data structures, pointers, and file input/output.
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This course is designed to familiarize a student with word processing concepts and techniques such as formatting with fonts and styles, using outlines, working with graphics, and merging documents created by others into one large one. Document types will range from memos and letters produced by each student to multi-page, group produced files using a network. Students will be learning MICROSOFT WORD.
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Students will learn the Adobe PageMaker 6.0 desktop publishing software. Students will learn how to integrate text and graphics from many sources into almost any kind of publication. Student publications include a flyer, newsletter, poster, booklet, book cover design, and magazine article. This same software is used to produce the school newspaper and yearbook.
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This independent study class maintains the Hayden website on the Internet. Students learn to use HTML, to prepare artwork and photographs for uploading, and suggest content for the Website. Students should have an interest in or knowledge of computer graphics.
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The student is taught the basic principles of the complete accounting cycle. Variation in ledgers and journals are presented through the use of problems and a practice set. The course is designed to give students the basic knowledge required for accounting clerks, yet it is of benefit to all consumers in everday life.
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This course is designed to develop skills in applying automated principles and methods used in accounting systems. The course begins the learning process from a point previously mastered in Accounting I. Emphasis is placed on the type of entry level accounting careers, which are commonly pursued by high school graduates. Students will be better able to expand their accounting knowledge by gaining a broader understanding of the business activities needed to maintain and interpret financial records for more effective management. Instruction may also include an accounting simulation.
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Marketing will explore the role of a business to determine the customer's wants and needs and to provide products and services to meet those identified wants and needs. A study of marketing provides skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for the individual to begin preparation for entering the free enterprise system.
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This course is designed to introduce students to the many career options available to them. Students will study and explore many different career areas such as the medical, science, and business fields. Students may shadow a professional for one day. The main focus of this course is to give students the skills necessary to obtain and keep a job. Students will learn how to apply for a job, prepare a resume, prepare a cover letter, and prepare for a job interview. Other topics covered include success skills such as personal characteristics, time management, and teamwork skills.
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This course is to help young people become effective consumers. It will focus on real-life consumer economic issues and problems. Topics covered include budgeting, banking & saving, shopping wisely, consumer rights and responsibilities, credit, buying a used car, housing, insurance, and taxes.
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Business law provides a survey of the law and the judicial system. This course will show how laws that govern business are relevant to students and their everyday lives. Topics include: contracts, warranties, guarantees, consumer protection, real property, landlord and tenant, sole proprietorship, partnerships, and corporations.
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