Business Education &
Computer Technology
| Name | Title | Extension | Website |
| Scott Maltzie | Teacher | 215 |  |
| Joe Linko | Teacher | 210 | |
Detailed course offerings are available below or in a pdf document.
761 KEYBOARDING Level 2 Grades 9-12 1/2 credit
The major objective of the course is to introduce students to touch keyboarding techniques for accuracy and speed. Students will learn to produce various documents for personal and business use such as letters, report, and resumes. This course is designed for students who type fewer than 25 words per minute. Individual Enrollment.
762 COMPUTER LITERACY Level 3 Grades 9-12 1/2 credit
This hands-on course for students who did not pass computer literacy in the 8th grade, deals with personal computers in a wide variety of settings. Topics include basic computer concepts, operating systems, the internet, email and the use of computer applications including word processors, spreadsheets and graphics. This course or its equivalent is a prerequisite for all other computer courses except for keyboarding. Enrollment limited to 12.
763 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Level 1 Grades 10-12 1/2 credit
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Algebra 1.
Students will learn the fundamentals of computer programming, and problem-solving through
exercises and short programming assignments in Visual Basic. New details and concepts are introduced separately in a bottom-up approach. By the
end of the course, the students will be familiar with the basic tools of the programmer and will have experience in writing short programs. Topics
include: procedural abstraction, control structures, iteration, simple data types, arrays and records and iterative approximation methods. Enrollment
limited to 20.
764 SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS Level 2 Grades 9-12 1/2 credit
This course is designed for students who may still need basic computer/keyboarding skills, but need more instruction in software applications. Students will be given the opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of the current Windows operating system and Microsoft Office suite of application software. Enrollment limited to 20.
765 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS Levels 1 and 2 Grades 9-12 1 credit
This course offers the student an overview of the many elements of the business world. Topics to be covered include personal finances, business ownership, consumerism, marketing, international business, career planning, ethical business practices and the role of government in our countrys economic system. Enrollment limited to 25.
766 RS INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS Level 1 Grades 11-12 1 HS credit
College Business course. See course catalog NHCTC.
The study of the world of business operations, the wide range of occupational functions, the American economic system, the business system from the
global perspective, organizational structures and management, and operational procedures of a business.
767 ACCOUNTING 1 Level 2 Grades 10-12 1 credit
This course prepares students for employment in business by helping them gain understanding of the basics of business operations. This class is recommended for students who plan to further their business studies at the college level. The course presents the introduction to accounting for a sole proprietorship. Preparation and interpretation of accounting journals, ledgers and financial statements will be emphasized. A study of simple and accelerated bookkeeping systems is also included. This course can count as a third math credit after successfully completing Algebra 1. Recommended: Introduction to Business. Enrollment limited to 18.
769 ACCOUNTING 2 Level 1 Grades 11-12 1 credit
Prerequisite: Accounting 1.
This course is offered to students who have demonstrated an ability and aptitude for accounting. Further development
is provided for understanding bookkeeping and accounting procedures. The course of study includes special journals, accruals, departmental records,
voucher systems, payroll and tax records, partnerships, corporations, manufacturing accounting and the interpretation of business records and reports.
Simulations on automated accounting will be done using computers. Enrollment limited to 18.
768 RS ACCOUNTING Level 1 Grades 11-12, 1 HS credit
College Accounting. See course catalog NHCTC.
This course is an introduction to accounting as the language of business. The student will be introduced to the procedures necessary to record, classify
and summarize basic business transactions. The course will cover the accounting cycle for service and merchandising sole proprietorships, including
journalizing transactions in general and special journals, recording, adjusting and closing entries and preparing worksheets and financial statements.
The course will also cover banking procedures and payroll.
770 ENTREPRENEURSHIP & SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Level 1 Grades 11-12 1 credit
Prerequisite: Intro to Business or Travel & Tourism.
This course is designed for students with an interest in furthering their business studies. The
course focuses on the many aspects of business ownership such as planning, management, marketing and finance. Students will prepare a
professional business plan and gain an understanding of the financing process. Students enrolled in this course are eligible to join DECA. Enrollment
limited to 18.
771 TRAVEL AND TOURISM Level 2 Grades 10-12 1/2 credit
This course offers the opportunity to experience the world of travel and tourism. The curriculum will provide the student with an in-depth study of worldwide travel, geography, cultural awareness, tourism, current business practices, effective communications, market and technology applications. NH travel and tourism will be highlighted. Career opportunities will be explored through a software program allowing students to work through customer requests for reservations and ticketing. Enrollment limited to 20.
772 BUSINESS & PERSONAL FINANCE Level 1 or 2 Grades 11-12 1 credit
This course is designed to prepare high school students to make wise financial decisions in both personal and business situations. The program helps students realize that they are already making financial decisions, shows them how their decisions affect their future, and allows students to see the business applications of finance. It provides an overview of financial concepts with special emphasis on their application to issues faced by individuals and households: budget management, taxes, savings, housing and other major acquisitions, borrowing, insurance, investments, meeting retirement goals, and estate planning. Also provides insights into why wise financial management is critical to personal and business success. Enrollment limited to 18.
773 DESKTOP PUBLISHING Level 2 Grades 9-12 1 credit
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Computer Literacy.
Students will learn the basic skills necessary to use the PageMaker for Windows
program. In an instructor led hands-on class, students will learn to: identify the purpose of desktop publishing, start PageMaker, identify elements of
the PageMaker environment, enter the format text, work with text blocks, enhance and print a publication, create a two-page newsletter, import and
manipulate graphics, use a template and styles to create a brochure. Students will also be involved in a variety of real-world projects including the
production and layout of the yearbook. This course meets the requirement for fine arts. Enrollment limited to 20.
774 GRAPHIC DESIGN Level 1 Grades 11-12 1/2 credit
See FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS section for course description. This course meets the requirement for fine arts.
775 YEARBOOK 1 Level 1 Grades 10-12 1 credit each
This course is designed to familiarize students with the concepts and skills necessary to produce the schools yearbook. Students that enroll in the yearbook course need to be aware that the course is both a traditional class and an extracurricular activity. Students will be required to sign a contract prior to enrolling into the course. Failure to adhere to the contract provisions will result in withdrawal from the course. Grading in this course is based on work done in class, contribution to deadlines and the production of the book and the students participation in after-school yearbook activities. It is highly recommended that students have access to a digital camera with 5.0 mega pixel or higher capacity. Units will include theme development, page layout and design, digital photography, marketing, legal issues, basic InDesign and PhotoShop skills. Open to students in grades 10-12 and subject to instructors approval. Enrollment limited to 12.
776 YEARBOOK 2 Level 1 Grades 11-12 1 credit each
Second year students continue to develop their publication skills from Yearbook 1. Student further develop their skills and knowledge in the use of Adobe InDesign, Adobe PhotoShop and Adobe Illustrator. Students are encouraged to assume a leadership role by holding an editorial staff or business management position. Advanced students assume greater responsibilities for the publications planning and production. Open to students in grades 11-12 and subject to instructors approval. Enrollment limited to 3.
778 ADVANCED STUDY Level 1 Grade 12 1 credit
This course is designed for the student who wants to advance in a specific area of business education beyond the existing curriculum. The content is to be determined by conferences between student and instructor, subject to the approval of the instructor. All work will be done on an independent basis using a pre-arranged time schedule.
781 ICT Portfolio Preparation Seminar (Independent Study) Level 2 1/2 credit
The aim of the ICT Portfolio Preparation Seminar is to assist students in developing their electronic portfolio to meet state requirements for graduation. Students will complete a workbook and assignments designed to build on existing computer skills. Students will work with Microsoft Office and Windows in addition to developing an understanding of hardware and software functions. This course is designed to assist those students who need guidance in developing the portfolio, therefore students are required to meet weekly with the instructor during the term of the course.