Business & None This course covers the concepts and practices of leadership through the Organizational 1 Trimester examination of the difference between management and leadership, Leadership organizational culture, and the leader-follower relationship. Students will (9,10,11,12) have an opportunity to apply the ideas and ideals from several philosophies in developing and expanding their own views of leadership and with their participation in a variety of leadership projects. *This course satisfies the 20 hours of online experience required by the Michigan High School Merit Curriculum. Current Issues & None This course will take a look at the correlation between historical events Trends in 1 Trimester and the impact on business in a variety of industries such as music, Business automotive, restaurant, clothing and textiles, TV/movie, technology and (9,10,11,12) supermarket. Students will examine case studies to explore current issues and trends in business. *This course satisfies the 20 of online experience required by the Michigan High School Merit Curriculum. MT. PLEASANT AREA TECHNICAL CENTER BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND TECHNOLOGY Course Title Prerequisite Content Level Year Length This course introduces students to the basic accounting cycle. They will learn Introduction to None Accounting 1 Trimester to set up an account system, analyze transactions into debits and credits, (9,10,11,12) journalize and post transactions, and report to interested users; such as clients, investors or bankers. Students also will learn to plan adjusting entries on a worksheet and complete end-of-fiscal period work for both proprietorships and partnership. *This course satisfies the 20 hours of online experience required by the Michigan High School Merit Curriculum. Accounting/ None Accounting is a career-oriented course designed for students who plan to enter Finance Full Year any area of business after graduation or attend college. This curriculum is I,II,III 1 or 2 project based with an emphasis on problem-solving. Topics covered include the (10,11,12) Periods accounting cycles of service organizations and merchandisers focusing on the recording of business transactions and the preparation of financial statements. Advanced topics include corporate accounting, managerial accounting, cost accounting, tax accounting, and auditing. Students participate in a number of team building activities, such as auditing and simulating real work experience. Completion of this course will prepare students for job entry and/or articulated course credits at several Michigan colleges. Course Content Introduction to Accounting & Financial Reporting Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis Accounting Information System Accounting for and Inventory Time of Money
Business & Organizational Leadership (9,10,11,12) None 1 Trimester This course covers the concepts and practices of leadership through the examination of the difference between management and leadership, organizational culture, and the leader-follower relationship. Students will have an opportunity to apply the ideas and ideals from several philosophies in developing and expanding their own views of leadership and with their participation in a variety of leadership projects. *This course satisfies the 20 hours of online experience required by the Michigan High School Merit Curriculum. Current Issues & Trends in Business (9,10,11,12) None 1 Trimester This course will take a look at the correlation between historical events and the impact on business in a variety of industries such as music, automotive, restaurant, clothing and textiles, TV/movie, technology and supermarket. Students will examine case studies to explore current issues and trends in business. *This course satisfies the 20 of online experience required by the Michigan High School Merit Curriculum. MT. PLEASANT AREA TECHNICAL CENTER BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND TECHNOLOGY Course Title Level Prerequisite Year Length Content Introduction to Accounting (9,10,11,12) None 1 Trimester This course introduces students to the basic accounting cycle. They will learn to set up an account system, analyze transactions into debits and credits, journalize and post transactions, and report to interested users; such as clients, investors or bankers. Students also will learn to plan adjusting entries on a worksheet and complete end-of-fiscal period work for both proprietorships and partnership. *This course satisfies the 20 hours of online experience required by the Michigan High School Merit Curriculum. Accounting/ Finance I,II,III (10,11,12) None Full Year 1 or 2 Periods Accounting is a career-oriented course designed for students who plan to enter any area of business after graduation or attend college. This curriculum is project based with an emphasis on problem-solving. Topics covered include the accounting cycles of service organizations and merchandisers focusing on the recording of business transactions and the preparation of financial statements. Advanced topics include corporate accounting, managerial accounting, cost accounting, tax accounting, and auditing. Students participate in a number of team building activities, such as auditing and simulating real work experience. Completion of this course will prepare students for job entry and/or articulated course credits at several Michigan colleges. Course Content Introduction to Accounting & Financial Reporting Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis Accounting Information System Accounting for and Inventory Time of Money
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