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Business
It is the goal of Hallahan’s HOST Department to prepare the students for the intellectual challenges of a technological society. Stressing personal efficiency and developing required skills and knowledge will prepare the students for the challenges of the professional business market or for a secondary institution. It is the HOST Department’s goal to guide each student to attain her full Christian potential in her chosen career
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| Accounting I, 671, 672 |
Gr: 11, 12 |
Trk: 1, 2 |
Cr: 1 |
This course prepares the students to analyze, prepare and interpret the financial records of a business with emphasis on the role of the accountant as a member of the management team. The complete accounting cycle is taught and the fundamentals of computer accounting (Peachtree accounting software) are intorduced. Students who may be interested in a career in accounting or business administration should consider taking this course in preparation for college.
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| Accounting I, 673 |
Gr: 11, 12 |
Trk: 3 |
Cr: 1 |
Students are provided the opportunity to learn the basic principles and procedures necessary in the field of Accounting. It deals with the recording, classifying, summarizing and interpreting of financial data. The basics of computer accounting are introduced. This is an excellent course for students, whether college bound or not, who are interested in the field of accounting.
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| Advanced Computer Explorations, 681 |
Gr: 11, 12 |
Trk: 1 |
Cr: 1 |
This course explores current applications involving advanced Microsoft Word aplications, highly-detailed Power Point competencies, creative Publisher menus and designs, and SAP innovative business software, Web Page Introduction and Publishing. Laptop and Smart Board orientation, extensive graphic design, and basic Access databases. These advanced skills are valuable for today's business woman. Each eligible student should enroll in this level course to further develop an independent working knowledge of application skills and management ability.
Prerequisite: Technology Explorations II
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| Office Systems Technology, 621 |
Gr: 11, 12 |
Trk: 2 |
Cr: 1 |
This course stresses personal efficiency, knowledge and skills that are basic to all professional positions for today's electronic office. Instruction is provided in the following arears: basic principles of filing using ARMA rules, telecommunications, finances, budgeting, careers, resumes, interviewing, time/task management research and oral presentations, and communications. Thus, techniques and technological skills are developed with the aim of producing professional young women who are knowledgeable in new technology.
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| Personal Finance, 661 |
Gr: 11, 12 |
Trk: 2 |
Cr: 1 |
This academic course will assist students in choosing careers through the utillization of web quests for areer choices, interviews, understanding payroll, money management, goods and services, shopping decisions, redit/debit, mortgages, financial planning, banking investments, stock market portfolio, record keeping, consumer rights and laws, auto and other insurances, and consumer assertiveness.
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| Technology Explorations I, 602 |
Gr: 9 |
Trk: 2 |
Cr: 0.50 |
Technology explorations I is a half-credit course and a required suject in the Freshman year. The students will be given hands-on experience to all software available. N.B. The requirement for Technology Explorations I is waived for any student enrolled in the school's Music or Studio Art Program.
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| Technology Explorations II, 682 |
Gr: 11, 12 |
Trk: 2 |
Cr: 1 |
This course is for both Academic and Business students who have had Technology Explorations I. The student will learn Microsoft Office softward. The use of the internet and the use of proper search engines are explored. Students critically analyze the internet for accuracy, relevance, and purpose.
Prerequisite: Technology Explorations I
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