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Course Code: HCT4002
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: Bus-Computer App
This course is part of the Academy of Hospitality &
Tourism .
In this course students learn to use existing business oriented
computer software programs including spreadsheets, database, and
graphics programs. They will also learn programs that integrate the
spreadsheet, database and graphics functions.
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Course Code:
HCT4003 – 4004
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
- Keyboarding I
- Sequential Courses
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Course Title: BUS–Computer Programming I,
II
In this course students learn concepts and complicated aspects
of the Basic computer programming language, including sorting data,
subroutines, menus strings, string manipulation, how to create and
use files, using color and using graphics.
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Course Code:
HCT1560 - 1561
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college
credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Digital Communication Tools 1,
2
Digital Communication Tools includes instruction in keyboarding
skills, personal computer and work station operation, reading draft
texts and raw data forms, audio and tape dictation (voice
recognition software), and various interactive software courses
used for tasks such as word processing, spreadsheets, databases,
and others.
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Course Code:
HCT1658 - HCT1659
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: Digital Design 1, 2
A course that lays the foundation for producing Web-ready
communications -- design principles, storyboarding and peer review.
Emphasis is on personal communications -- graphic images,
electronic portfolios, web photo album and interactivity.
Digital Design 2 builds on established development and design
skills and competencies by focusing upon local industry standards
and output. Teamwork, shared project management and project
scheduling skills and activities are emphasized. Customer feedback
and approval are considerations for the projects under
construction.
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Course Code: HCT1340
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Electronic Publishing
Electronic Publishing is part of the desktop publishing
revolution—a step beyond traditional “paper”
publishing. Students will learn to use desktop publishing tools,
the page layout program, digital imaging, electronic documentation
and basic animation.
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Course Code: HCT4721
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Visual Communications I
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Course Title: Graphic Production
In this course, students will produce advanced and technical
projects presented to the business education department for the
school, community, and community organizations Graphic production
often provides publicity for the school.
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Course Code:
HCT1791, HCT2208
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
International Baccalaureate
Cross-credited Courses:N/A
Pre-requisite:
- Completion of JAVA 1 and JAVA
2
- Sequential Courses
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Course Title: IB Programming, IB Programming
Advanced
A course that focuses on the general writing and implementation
of generic and customized programs to drive operating systems, and
that generally prepares individuals to apply the methods and
procedures of software design and programming to software
installation and maintenance.
IB Programming Advanced is the second semester of a two-semester
course that prepares students to take the IB Computer Science SL or
HL test.
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Course Code:
HCT1341 - 1342
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: IT A+ Certification 1,
2
A+ is an industry-recognized, vendor-neutral credential that
certifies the competency of PC Service Specialists. It is sponsored
by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), and
backed by major computer hardware and software manufacturers,
vendors, distributors, resellers and publications.
A continuation of A+ 1, IT A+ Certification 2 focuses on
obtaining and refining the skills and knowledge necessary to master
the two certification exams. Content explored is the same as that
described in the A+ 1 course, but with more emphasis on operating
system exam topics.
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Course Code:
HCT1195 - 1198
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college
credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
- Students must be familiar with the
DOS and Windows environment and have extensive knowledge of how
computers operate
- Sequential Courses
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Course Title: IT Cisco Networking 1, 2, 3, &
4
IT Cisco Networking 1 focuses on OSI model and industry
standards; Network topologies; IP addressing, including subnet
masking; network components; and basic network design.
IT Cisco Networking 2 concentrates on Beginning Router
Configurations and Routed and Routing Protocols.
The focus for IT Cisco Networking 3 is on Advanced Router
Configurations; LAN Switching Theory and VLANs; Novell IPX; and
Threaded Case Studies.
IT Cisco Networking 4 focuses on WAN Theory and Design; WAN
Technology, PPP, Frame Relay, ISDN; Network Troubleshooting;
National SCANS Skills; and Threaded Case Studies.
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Course Code: HCT1780
Credit Value: 0.250
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: IT COOP Internship
This course is only to be used for students concurrently
enrolled in Career Choices for .25
credit and this worksite experience. WAC 180-50-345 outlines
regulations for granting credit for cooperative work-based learning
activities.
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Course Code:
HCT1688, HCT1767
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: IT COOP Worksite Experience 1,
2
This course is a learning experience in which the student has
completed a Career and Technical Education sequence in business
education prior to the co-op experience or concurrently enrolls in
a Career and Technical Education class at school and works in an
information technology related occupation.
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Course Code:
HCT1401 - 1402
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: IT Intro to Info Tech 1,
2
This course will teach students the basics of using and
understanding the personal computer. Keyboarding skills will be
taught and emphasized throughout the semester, with the following
units complementing and extending the practice of keyboarding
skills.
In IT Intro to Info Tech 2, students will explore the Student
Outcomes for Introduction to Technology I in greater depth. This
will provide the opportunity for additional applied practice
focusing on projects using technology (i.e. electronic portfolio,
etc.), developing expertise and advanced abilities manipulating
WORD, EXCEL and PowerPoint, and greater keyboarding
proficiency.
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Course Code:
HCT1383 - 1384
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: IT Multimedia 1, 2
IT Multimedia 1 focuses on the use of computers to design,
create and present an interactive multimedia product that includes
the six elements of multimedia (e.g., text, graphics, video,
animation, sound and interactivity).
IT Multimedia 2 takes a more in-depth look at multimedia topics:
resources, storage systems, sound and video editing
techniques--including digital, equipment and more complex detail
design documents. This will involve advanced concepts and
technology tools for production, specifically focused on sound,
animation and video.
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Course Code: HCT0982
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
- 1. Working knowledge of software
and hardware in stand-alone personal computers.
- 2. Working knowledge of the operation and support of
stand-alone personal computers, which includes but is not limited
to: installing application software, and customizing certain files
including batch files, autoexec.bat, and config.sys.
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Course Title: IT Networking
Essentials
IT Networking Essentials will provide students with a foundation
in current networking technology for local area networks, wide area
networks, and the Internet.
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Course Code:
HCT1388 - 1391
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
- Background expertise and interest
in computer science and maintenance
- Sequential Courses
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Course Title: IT Technical Services 1, 2, 3, &
4
Technical Services is designed to give students an introduction
to their building technology resources and network and the rigors
of supporting that system. Basic computer maintenance and building
network fundamentals will be covered.
Technical Services sequence 2 focuses on the industry-recognized
CompTIA A+ Certification curriculum and soft skills.
Technical Services sequence 3 continues to spotlight Network+
Certification plus Soft Skills and Building Maintenance. Students
will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the characteristics of
basic network structure, including: star, bus, mesh, and ring
topologies, their advantages and disadvantages; segments and
backbones.
Technical Services sequence 4 includes Advanced Topics plus Soft
Skills and Building Maintenance. Students will be able to describe
and demonstrate real-world, hands-on competency in the installation
and customization of Win2K Professional and
Mac OS; Mac networking and maintenance of Macintosh applications;
programming (Visual Basic, C++, Perl, etc.); laptop/notebook
software installation and maintenance; web page construction
techniques (HTML, DHTML, XML, etc.); web page management; system
group security policies; application expertise in MS Office
97/2000, IE5.x, Real Player, Netmeeting, etc.; local elementary and
middle school support; and school district training and
support.
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Course Code:
HCT2232, HCT2234
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Java 1, 2
Java 1 is a course in programming that focuses on the general
writing and implementation of generic and customized programs to
drive operating systems and generally prepares individuals to apply
the methods and procedures of software design and programming to
software installation and maintenance.
Java 2 prepares individuals to fulfill the requirements set by
vendors for professional qualification as certified installation,
customization, and maintenance engineers for specific software
products and/or processes. It includes training in specific
vendor supported software products and their installation and
maintenance.
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Course Code: HCT1609
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: MOUS Certification -
WORD
MOUS Certification - WORD is a course that prepares individuals
to master and use computer software courses and applications for
inputting, verifying, organizing, storing, retrieving, transforming
(changing, updating and deleting) and extracting information.
Includes instruction in using various types of data entry such as
word processing, spreadsheets, database courses, design courses,
presentation courses, and others.
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Course Code:
HCT1612, HCT1615-1617
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
Tech Prep college
credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
- MOUS Certification - WORD
- Sequential Certification Courses
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Course Title: MOUS Certification – EXCEL,
ACCESS,POWERPOINT,
MULTIMEDIA
These courses may provide the opportunity to show validation of
expertise through a globally recognized standard through Microsoft
Office Specialist or equivalent industry certification.
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Course Code: HCT1630
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: MOUS Certification – WORD &
EXCEL
This course prepares individuals to master and use computer
software courses and applications for inputting, verifying,
organizing, storing, retrieving, transforming (changing, updating
and deleting) and extracting information.
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Course Code: HCT9647
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite: N/A
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Course Title: Network Systems I
This course is viewed as a pre-requisite for students taking the
AATP Networking Essentials / Windows 95 certification course or the
Cisco Academy. Topics will include: hardware and software
components and categories; hardware assembly/disassembly and
installation; software principles, operating systems-concepts;
beginning programming skills; networking; electronics; repair of
systems; internal problem solving and diagnostics; and preventive
maintenance. Instruction will include "hands on" activities.
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Course Code:
HCT4481 - 4482
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit: No
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Visual Communications 1,
2
This is a course in which students acquire a basic exposure to
the field of graphics and attain employable skills in the operation
of a variety of office duplicating/copying machines and the offset
press. They learn composition and layout for camera-ready copy,
various binding procedures, and the use of the camera, plate maker,
composer, and other types of equipment of the printing industry.
Careers in the graphics field are explored.
Visual Communications 2 continues the work begun in Visual
Communications I, and expands the cycle assignments to include more
complex work with photography, printing, layout, and development of
advanced projects.
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Course Code:
HCT1182, HCT1434
Credit Value: 0.500
College Credit:
HCT1434
Tech Prep college credits
Cross-credited Courses: N/A
Pre-requisite:
Sequential Courses
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Course Title: Web Page Design, Web Design
2
This course is designed to introduce students to the World Wide
Web, the Internet and Web Pages. Students will learn how to plan
and create their own web site, plus work on a school site. Emphasis
will be placed on format, design and function.
Web Design 2 further advances students on the internet and web
pages. Emphasis will be placed on animation as well as format,
design and function.
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