http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/ en-us Mon, 03 Sep 2007 02:57:32 GMT Mon, 03 Sep 2007 02:57:32 GMT http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss UserLand Frontier v9.0 http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/2002/11/05 <P ALIGN=CENTER><FONT SIZE=5><B>Business Education Curriculum Descriptions<BR> </B></FONT><B></P> 4bf7e65fc287b0e0426b2b04d0fb1882 Shawn Ostransky http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/2002/11/05 <P><FONT SIZE=4><BR> Accounting I--10 Credits - 1st and 2nd Semesters<BR> </FONT></B><FONT SIZE=4><BR> </FONT>Content: This course is designed to teach the student basic bookkeeping principles that can be applied to any bookkeeping system. The student is introduced to the double entry bookkeeping system as well as the different types of journals and ledgers. After completion of the course, a student should be able to manage a bookkeeping system for his or her personal use as well as for that of a small business. Click here to view <a href="http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/stories/storyReader$5">Accounting I Curriculum</a>.<FONT SIZE=4> <BR> <BR> <BR> <B>Accounting II--10 Credits - 1st and 2nd Semesters<BR> </B><BR> </FONT>Content: This advanced-course accounting text expands topics learned in the first-year course while adding new topics about management accounting, cost accounting, not-for-profit accounting, and financial analysis. The study of a second year of accounting helps qualify students for jobs and careers at higher levels than one year of study would allow. It is also excellent background preparation for college business and accounting courses and business majors. Click here to view <a href="http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/stories/storyReader$6">Accounting II Curriculum</a><FONT SIZE=4><BR> <BR> <BR> <B>Business Communications--5 Credits - 2nd Semester<BR> </B><BR> </FONT>Content: The student will learn to communicate effectively on the job. The student will learn the basic elements of human relations. (These are the two top skills required by most employers). Click here to view <a href="http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/stories/storyReader$7">Business Communications Curriculum</a><FONT SIZE=4><BR> <BR> <BR> <B>Introduction to Business/Principals of Management--5 Credits - 1st Semester<BR> </B><BR> </FONT>Content: The student will learn how business works. The student will study careers, effects of technology, social issues, economic issues, business law, ownership, production, selling, purchasing, business finance, credit, insurance, communications, human resources, salary, fringe benefits, planning organizing, and human relations. Click here to view <a href="http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/stories/storyReader$8">Introduction to Business/Principals of Management Curriculum</a><FONT SIZE=4><BR> <BR> <B><BR> Computer Graphics--5 Credits/Semester- 1st and 2nd Semesters<BR> </B><BR> </FONT>Content: The students will learn computer application programs such as the following: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Excel Spreadsheet, Claris Home Page, iMovie, iDVD, Garage Band. Click here to view <a href="http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/stories/storyReader$9">Computer Graphics Curriculum</a><FONT SIZE=4><BR> <B><BR> <BR> Junior High Keyboarding--5 Credits - 7th Grade<BR> </B><BR> </FONT>Content: The student will learn to type by the touch method, using the proper techniques. The student will learn the letter, number and symbol keys. Speed and accuracy will be developed by drills and practice. The student will type the common business forms that they will need for personal use: announcements, letters, reports, tables, outlines, and memorandums. Click here to view the <a href="http://teachers.esu7.org/sostran/stories/storyReader$4">Junior High Keyboarding Curriculum</a></P> 0ed5c373f3b1e157dae6adb4ac95d8cb Shawn Ostransky