| Web Design & Programming | Technology | Management/ Finance |
Marketing | Network Administration |
| Integrated Computer Literacy (9-12) |
Integrated Computer Literacy (9-12) |
Integrated Computer Literacy (9-12) |
Integrated Computer Literacy (9-12) |
Integrated Computer Literacy (9-12) |
| Desktop Publishing (9-12) |
Microsoft Office Professional (9-12) |
Introduction |
Multimedia (9-12) |
Cisco Networking Academy 1 & 2 (11-12) |
| Web Design 1 (9-12) |
Desktop Publishing (9-12) |
Accounting 1 (10-12) |
Multimedia 2 (10-12) |
Cisco Networking Academy 3 & 4 (12) |
| Web Design 2 (9-12) |
Adobe Flash (10-12) |
Accounting 2 (11-12) |
Marketing 1 (10-12) |
*Business Internship (12) |
| Multimedia (9-12) |
Multimedia (9-12) |
Business Management (11-12) |
Marketing 2 (11-12) |
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| Multimedia 2 (10-12) |
Multimedia 2 (10-12) |
*Business Internship (12) |
**Marketing Internship (12) |
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| Intro to Computer Science (10-12) |
*Business Internship (12) |
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| +AP Computer Science (11-12) |
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| *Business Internship (12) |
* Students must be enrolled in any businses course excluding ICL and Introduction to Business (grade 12).
** Students must be enrolled in Marketing 1 or Marketing 2 to participate in Marketing Internship (grade 12).Adobe Flash 037490
Grades: 10 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: None
In this course, students will use Adobe Flash to develop rich media content utilizing vector graphics and
animation. Students will learn to develop storyboards, create and manipulate graphics and text, develop
animation using the timeline, and create interactive elements using Actionscript 3.0. This course gives
students a competetive edge in today's technologically driven society as they acquire skills using the leading
industry software. Upon completion of this course, students are eligible to become Adobe Certified in Flash.
Business Management 037550
Grades: 11 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: None
This course provides an overall perspective of the organizational structure of a business and laws that
apply. Topics include human resources management,
business ethics, employee relationships, management
techniques, forms of business ownership, and the legal
aspects of each. This is an excellent college preparatory
course for the business-oriented student.
Desktop Publishing 037280
Grades: 9 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: Recommendation: Integrated Computer Literacy, or Microsoft Office
Students will create a variety of documents using industry standard software, graphics, and effective
design principles. This course will assist students in producing documents that communicate effectively
using the skills to apply good design. Students will learn how to produce and print personal and professional
publications using industry standard software, which includes Adobe and Microsoft products. It is highly
recommended that students have taken either Integrated
Computer Literacy, Web Design, or Microsoft Office and have prior computer knowledge such as opening and saving files, file management, word processing software,
and keyboarding.
Integrated Computer Literacy 037010
Grades: 9 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: None
This course is designed to help students develop and apply computer skills in a variety of subject areas in
school, business, and other professional environments.
The students will learn proper keyboarding techniques
and formatting skills. The demand will continue to grow
for students prepared with proofreading, editing and
composition skills. Students who key less than thirty words per minute should enroll in this course.
Introduction to Business 037350
Grades: 9 - 10
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: None
This course will provide a solid foundation in business principles which are immediately applicable to students
lives. Through the use of interactive technology, simulations, presentations, and project management
students are made aware of the integral role that they play in today's ever-changing global economy. The units
presented are economics, entrepreneurship, owning and
operating a business, marketing, international business,
and business finance. The experiences students gain in this course will help them to succeed in future personal
and business endeavors.
Marketing 1 047751 & 047752
Grades: 10 – 12
1 Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: None
Marketing 1 introduces the student to the field of marketing. Students will know the principles of
marketing which include product, price, place and
promotion. Students will be able to apply the principles
of marketing to develop marketing strategies and plans in a global marketplace. This course will offer a
competitive edge to students pursuing a marketing career and/or a business major in college. Course work
includes individual and group projects, guest speakers, field trips, leadership activities, business, and
community involvement.
Marketing 2 047761 & 047762
Grades: 11 - 12
1 Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: Marketing 1 or consent of building coordinator
This course is designed to provide an in-depth study in the principles of marketing. Students will be able to
develop a marketing plan and explain how external factors influence marketing decisions. Students will have
the opportunity to participate in class projects that are designed to encourage decision-making and personal
leadership development. Students may register through
Missouri State University to receive college credit for
this course.
Microsoft Office 037270 (course not offered in 2011-2012)
Grades: 9 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: It is recommended that students complete Integrated Computer Literacy or consent of teacher.
Microsoft Office is a group of powerful software applications designed to work together. Students learn
advanced instruction on Word (word processing), Excel (spreadsheet), PowerPoint (graphic presentation) and
are introduced to Access (data management). Using designs shared by the applications, students can quickly
organize professional - looking documents and presentations. College credit is available for juniors and
seniors through Missouri Baptist University.
Multimedia 037590
Grades: 9 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: It is recommended that students complete a keyboarding course, Integrated Computer Literacy
This course provides the skills needed to create broadcast-quality video content. Students will learn
audio and video digital editing techniques using Adobe
Premiere. The students will learn a comprehensive set
of tools to efficiently produce motion graphics and visual effects for film, video, multimedia and the web.
As a final project, the student will create a multimedia l use their writing, design, photography and
audio/video skills to develop a concept, produce separate elements and, finally, assemble and complete
their project.
Multimedia 2: Digital Production 037290 (course not offered in 2011-2012)
Grades: 9 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: Multimedia
This course is going to build upon the skills learned in Multimedia but will go much deeper into the focus on
production. Students will learn about pre-production considerations and production techniques that were not
learned before. Areas of focus will include: video space,
time, composition, language, sound and communication,
program planning and development, camera systems and operations, lighting tools, design and applications
and audio. Also included will be a focus on directing and on new tricks in video editing.
Web Design 1 037570
Grades: 9 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: None
Web Design 1 provides the student with a solid knowledge base to design, build, manage and publish
dynamic content for the web. This course focuses on the
overall production process with particular emphasis on
design elements involving layout, navigation and interactivity. The students will create web pages that
effectively communicate a message to a variety of audiences. Prior computer experience is recommended.
Web Design 2 037580 (course not offered in 2011-2012)
Grades: 9 - 12
½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: Web Design 1
A continuation of Web Design 1, Web Design 2 focuses on advanced techniques for communicating a message
via the web. These techniques include vector animation, templates and forms, applying spry menus and other
behaviors. College credit is available through an articulation agreement with St. Louis Community
College.
Personal Finance 037100
Grades: 10 – 12
½ Personal Finance Credit
Prerequisite: None
Understanding and managing personal finances are key to future financial success. This one-semester course is
based on the Missouri Personal Finance Competencies
and presents essential knowledge and skills to make
informed decisions about real world financial issues. Students will learn how choices influence occupational
options and future earning potential. Students will also learn to apply decision-making skills to evaluate career
choices and set personal goals. The course content is designed to help the learner make wise spending,
saving, and credit decisions and to make effective use of income to achieve personal financial success.
Marketing Internship 1 047801 & 047802
Grade: 12
15 work hours/week - ½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
30 work hours/week - 1 Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: Enrollment in Marketing 1 or 2 and consent of building coordinator. Minimum GPA 2.0
This senior course provides students with an opportunity to apply marketing concepts and skills in an
industry-based setting. It is necessary for the student to be enrolled in Marketing and work an average of fifteen
hours (one CTE credit) or twenty-plus hours (two CTE
credits) per week. This course gives students a
competitive edge as they acquire practical knowledge and skills useful in college and their chosen career field.
Supervised employment in a related work environment will help protect the student’s academic progress as they
receive work experience.
Marketing Internship 2 047821 & 047822
Grade: 12
15 work hours/week - ½ Career & Technical Ed Credit
30 work hours/week - 1 Career & Technical Ed Credit
Prerequisite: Enrollment in Marketing 1 or 2 and consent of building coordinator. Minimum GPA 2.0
This senior course provides students with an opportunity to apply marketing concepts and skills in an
industry-based setting. It is necessary for the student to be enrolled in Marketing and work an average of fifteen
hours (one CTE credit) or twenty-plus hours (two CTE
credits) per week. This course gives students a
competitive edge as they acquire practical knowledge and skills useful in college and their chosen career field.
Supervised employment in a related work environment will help protect the student’s academic progress as they
receive work experience.