MHS Business Department

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MHS Business Department
Beth Rogers Kathy Soares John Bronowski Mike Kiyoi
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Business Department

• Courses Offered
• Computer Lit I II (9-12)
• Typing/Comp. Lit I (9-12) each one semester
• Accounting 1-2 (10-12)
• Accounting 3-4 (11-12)
• Intro to Structured Programming (10-12)
• ROP Computer Programming I (11-12)
• NEW! Coming Fall 2003
• Advanced Computer Applications (11-12)

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Computer Lit III (9-12)Sample units of
instruction
Microsoft Office 2000
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Word

• Basics of Word Processing
• Editing
• Controlling Text
• Creating Reports
• Increase Efficiency

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Excel

• Spreadsheet Applications
• Organizing the Worksheet
• Formulas
• Making Worksheets Useful
• Charts

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Access

• Database Management System for Finding
  Ordering Data
• Reports
• Manipulating Data
• Create/Modify Forms

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PowerPoint

• Presentations
• Work with Audio and Visual Elements
• Animation of Text Graphics

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Publisher

• Desktop Publishing
• Wide Variety of Documents such as
• newsletters
• brochures
• flyers
• letterhead
• greeting cards
• certificates

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FrontPage

• Create Web Pages
• Multiple Page Webs
• Themes
• Hyperlinks

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Accounting I II
ACCOUNTING the language of business. Learn the
basic accounting procedures used to operate a
business. Learn to plan, record, and analyze
financial information. This class will serve as a
sound background for employment in office jobs
and preparation for studying business courses in
college.
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Typing/Computer Lit I

• First semester
• Learning keyboard
• Typing by touch
• Increasing speed
• Weekly timed tests
• Second semester
• Learn how to use Microsoft Word, Excel, Access,
  and PowerPoint

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Intro to Structured Programming

ROP Programming I

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These classes DO meet the MCS graduation
requirement. Units include Photoshop Visual
Basic HTML/Web Page
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Visual Basic

• Microsoft Visual Basic is a hands on tool used to
  help the students get their first experience with
  programming.

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Visual Basic allows you to create programs that
allow the user to make different selections.
Each selection causes something to happen in VB.
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Student Work
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Adobe Photoshop

• Adobe Photoshop gives you the ability to create
  new photos and modify existing ones.
• Students complete a variety of assignments to
  become familiar with various techniques.

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Photoshop Student Work
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HTML

• Hypertext Markup Language
• In-Depth Study Including

• Creating and Editing a Web Page
• Creating a Website with links
• Creating Tables, Image Maps, frames, and Forms

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Sample Projects
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lt/HTMLgt
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NEW! Advanced Computer Applications (students
take Intro to Programming or ROP Programming
first)

• Units Include
• Adobe After Effects
• Bryce 3D
• Video Studio
• FALL 2003

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Adobe After Effects
Learn how to create, manipulate, and optimize
motion graphics for film, video, and the Web.
Learn how to produce animations, dazzling
effects, 3D layers and more.
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Bryce 3D
Learn how to create 3D worlds from conception to
final 3D imagery. Teaches 3D scene composition
and lighting in new ways Presents digital
artists with new ways of illustrating
stories Shows users how to create all types of
environments and worlds from photo-realistic to
complete fantasy.
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Samples
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Video Studio

• VideoStudio carries a wide range of video
  editing tools to help you produce memorable
  movies that no one would want to miss.
• Capture video from DV, D8, and Hi8 camcorders
• Grab DVD-ready video with MPEG-Direct capture
• Share movies on CD, DVD, tape, or the Web