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Applied Arts
Information Technology 2 Money Management
Grades 9-12 Grades 11-12
Course Number 639 Course Number 608
Semester Course - 0.5 credit Semester Course - 0.5 credit
Prerequisite: None Prerequisite: None
Estimated Fee: $21.00 Estimated Fee: $15.00
Recommended For: College Bound/Technical Recommended For: College Bound/Technical
Education Education
Career: CORE Career: A,B,F,P
Information Technology 2 students will Students need basic survival skills in
explore the advanced features of multiple personal finance before they leave high
software packages including Microsoft school. This course will offer such an
Office and other Windows applications. opportunity for students to know about
Graphic design, Web publishing, sound, money before they learn by trial and error.
video, and podcasting are included. Students
will integrate all of the latest technologies in This class will be practical in its approach to
a project-based environment. various topics such as basic banking, interest
charges on loans and credit cards, buying or
Introduction to Criminal leasing an automobile, insurance, and
investments. Guest speakers will be brought
Justice in to give students an opportunity to learn
Grades 11-12 from the experts. This course provides
Course Number 614 resources to change the financial future of
Semester Course - 0.5 credit students and set them on a path to win with
Prerequisite: None money, allowing them to change the way
Estimated Fee: $21.00 they look at money forever. They will be
Recommended For: College Bound/Technical
Education empowered, equipped and entertained while
Career: A,B,F,P building confidence in their own financial
decision-making.
This course will offer students the chance to
participate in the current life situations
which pertain to civil and criminal law.
The focus is on basic law principles and
actual court cases related to civil and
criminal offenses, homeland security, law
enforcement structure, sentencing, and the
appeals process. This course is designed to
appeal to students interested in pursuing a
career in protective services, forensic
sciences, and the law field.
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