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Course Code: HCT2321
Schools:
Roosevelt Only
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: 13th Year Portfolio
This course gives either Occupational Education credit or
Language Arts credit.
13th Year Portfolio is designed to help students make the
transition from high school to college and to work. The first
section focuses on researching colleges, selecting colleges that
are attractive to the student, and applying to the students’
top choices. The application process includes
self-assessment, essay writing, time management, and project
management issues. The second section of the course deals
with finding, applying for, and keeping a job. The course
touches on issues of financial management, taxes, insurance, and
housing.
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Course Code:
HCT4061 - 4064
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
HCT4061 - 4062
Tech Prep college credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Accounting I, II, III, &
IV
This course is part of the Academy of Finance.
Accounting provides an overview of the complete accounting
process. Students work through the accounting cycle, first in a
service business for a sole proprietorship and then in a
merchandising business for a partnership. Financial
statements are prepared. A business simulation set is used to
enable students to combine all basic accounting practices in one
specific business.
Accounting II continues to study the bookkeeping cycle,
financial statements, corporation, and accounting systems with
special journals. Sales taxes, income taxes, payroll, bad debts,
depreciation, notes, interest, petty cash, and accruals are
introduced.
Accounting III and IV are extensions of Accounting I and
Accounting II and are intended for those students who plan to enter
a vocation centered around bookkeeping and accounting.
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Course Code: HCT4025
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: All About Business
This course is designed to help students attain the basic skills
and knowledge necessary for understanding the world of business and
preparing for employment in the business world. Some of the units
are economic systems, business growth and prosperity, critical
problems of business, government regulation, careers in business,
human relations in business, preparation for employment, money
management, credit, insurance and taxation.
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Course Code: HCT4073
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college
credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Applied Business Math
Students are taught the principles of everyday mathematics used
in business. Understanding the process is emphasized as well as
speed and accuracy in computations. Students use electronic
calculators and computers in solving problems.
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Course Code: HCT4005
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Banking and Credit
This course is part of the Academy of Finance.
This course presents a comprehensive view of the principles and
practices of banking and credit in the United States. The students
become familiar with the major functions of banks and other
financial intermediaries, in-house operations and procedures,
central banking by the Federal Reserve System and modern trends in
the banking industry. The credit component provides an
understanding of credit functions and operations as practiced by
commercial lending institutions. The students are introduced to the
principles of credit risk evaluation, loan creation and debt
collection.
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Course Code: HLA0218
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college
credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Business
Communications
This course combines competencies from business education and
language arts. The following skills are taught and their use
is applied in a work or a literary lesson: Reading, writing,
group work, revising/editing, computer/word processing, and
critical thinking.
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Course Code: HCT1781
Credit Value: 0.250
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Business Education Coop Worksite Exp
1
This course is only to be used for student concurrently enrolled
in Career Choices for .25 credit
and the worksite experience. WAC 180-50-345 outlines regulations
for granting credit for cooperative work-based learning
activities.
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Course Code:
HCT1691, HCT1695
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Business Education Coop Worksite Exp 1,
2
This course is a learning experience in which the student has
completed a CTE sequence in business education prior to the coop
experience or concurrently enrolls in a CTE course at school and
works in a business, management or administrative related
occupation.
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Course Code: HCT4263
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college
credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Business English
This course is designed for students who wish to learn to
compose effective letters, reports, and other communication at the
typewriter/word processor. Emphasis is placed on correct spelling,
vocabulary building, punctuation, sentence structure, and clear and
concise expression in oral as well as written communication.
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Course Code:
HCT4265 - 4266
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Business Law I, II
This course studies legal principles and practices applied to
business situations and transactions. The topics covered are of
importance to all citizens, not just business people. Laws of
contracts are basic to Business Law including contracts of
employment, sales, property, insurance, negotiable instruments,
bailment, and marriage.
Business Law II studies in greater depth the principles and
practices learned in Business Law I. The student will demonstrate
skills and attitudes that contribute to safe living and working
conditions. The student will demonstrate factors affecting career
decisions, job entry, and sources appropriate for trainings.
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Course Code: HCT4190
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Business Principles
This course is the initial course in the sequence of business
subjects, designed to give an understanding of business as it
functions in our economic system. Units studied are the
following:You Live in a Business World, Consumer Buying, Credit,
Making Useful Savings, Sharing Economic Risks, Government, Labor,
Business (taxation) and Successful Economic Citizenship.Background
for career planning is given through a study of vocations.
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Course Code: HCT1787
Credit Value: 0.250
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Communication / Journalism Coop
Worksite Exp 1
This course is only to be used for students concurrently
enrolled in Career Choices for .25
credit and this worksite experience.
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Course Code:
HCT1786, HCT1789
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Communication / Journalism Coop
Worksite Exp 1, 2
This course is a learning experience in which the student has
completed a Career and Technical Education sequence in a
communication/journalism program prior to the coop experience or
concurrently enrolls in a Career and Technical Education class at
school and works in a communication/journalism-related
occupation.
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Course Code:
HCT1788, HCT1790
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Communication Coop Worksite Exp 1,
2
This course is a learning experience in which the student has
completed a Career and Technical Education sequence in a
communication / journalism program prior to the coop experience or
concurrently enrolls in a Career and Technical Education class at
school and works in a communication/journalism-related
occupation.
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Course Code: HCT4154
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Consumer Economics
In this course, students learn about free enterprise and how it
is used to satisfy our needs. Problems related to earning income,
wise management of money, savings and advertising medias, buying a
home and losses are covered.
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Course Code: HCT4999
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Financial Planning
Financial planning is a course required of Academy of Finance seniors that
involves the study of each aspect of the adult financial planning
cycle, including career and college planning, the buying of
insurance, the development of an initial savings and investment
plan, the planning for one’s retirement, and the task of
estate planning.
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Course Code: HCT4998
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college
credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: International Finance
This course is part of the Academy of Finance.
This course explores major financial transactions that are
involved in conducting international trade and business. It
includes such topics as foreign exchange markets, foreign exchange
rates, the international monetary system, international equity and
debt markets, international banking, the multinational corporation,
and career opportunities in international finance.
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Course Code: HCT1854
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Introduction to
Business
This course focuses on the general study of business, including
the processes of interchanging goods and services (buying, selling
and producing), business organization, and accounting as used in
profit-making and nonprofit public and private institutions and
agencies. This course may provide individuals to apply business
principles and techniques in various occupational settings.
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Course Code:
HCT1859 - 1860
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Publishing – Journalism 1, 2
BE
Students will complete all activities necessary to plan, publish
and sell the school's newspaper.
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Course Code:
HCT1807 - 1808,
HCT1792 - 1793
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Publishing – Yearbook 1, 2, 3,
& 4 BE
Students will complete all activities necessary to plan, publish
and sell the school's yearbook in two semesters.
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Course Code: HCT4750
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Secretarial Services
This course enables secretarial and clerical students to apply
and refine through actual job experience, knowledge and skills
acquired in typing, office practice, office machines, shorthand,
business English and other business subjects. Students use office
equipment.
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Course Code: HCT4997
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Acceptance in the Academy of Finance Program
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Course Title: World of Finance
This course is part of the Academy of Finance.
Through a survey of basic topics in Macro and Micro economics
the student develops an understanding of how our mixed market
economy works. n addition, there are units on production and sales,
money credit and banking, economic growth and stability, taxation
and budgeting, labor management relations and international trade.
An emphasis on capital markets helps the students to understand the
role that various types of markets and securities play in our
overall economic framework.
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