ACCOUNTING I (1 hour credit)
Accounting is recommended for juniors and seniors. It is a study of how financial records are kept by business and individuals for tax purposes, and for determining net profit made by a business. A study of accounting teaches basic skills useful in building a career in accounting and other business occupations. Activities include preparing financial statements, accounting for a sole proprietorship, a partnership, and learning correct banking procedures. Students enrolled should be average (or above) in math computation and comprehension.

ACCOUNTING II (1 hour credit)
Prerequisite: Accounting I and approval of instructor. Accounting II is a study of accounting for payroll records, accounting for a corporation including plant assets, depreciation, inventory, and dividends. There will also be a federal and state income tax study during the course. Activities include preparing financial statements, personal income tax returns, calculating depreciation, and determining the cost of inventory. Computerized accounting is utilized for many problems in this course.

PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING I (1 hour credit)
This course is designed to help students understand how to bring ideas, resources, labor, materials, and other assets together for greater value. The course includes activities designed to explore the role of an entrepreneur and the concepts of entrepreneurship. The course focuses on the following related topics: planning for entrepreneurship; marketing small businesses; acquiring financing for small businesses; managing small businesses; the legal requirements of owning a small business; and careers in the field of entrepreneurship. Grade level 10th - 12th.

INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (BCA) (1 hour credit)
Introduction to BCA is a one-year course designed to assist students in mastering the touch method of key stroking (typing). During the first semester emphasis is placed on development of speed and accuracy. During the second semester, the student applies keyboarding skills in formatting and producing letters, tables, reports and outlines. Note: Introduction to BCA is a prerequisite for Business English.