Business & Computer Technology Department

Milton Area Senior High School

700 Mahoning Street

Milton, PA 17847

Business & Computer Technology Teachers

Courses Taught:Computer Applications I

Computer Applications II

Keyboarding & Computer Concepts

Word Processing 1

Word Processing 2

Courses Taught:Keyboarding & Computer Concepts

Word Processing 1

Word Processing 3

Business Technology

Office Systems and Applications

Specialized Office Skills

Courses Taught:Accounting I

Accounting II

Business Law

Keyboarding & Computer Concepts

Mrs. Donna Spear Mrs. Debra Bleistein

Ms. Jamie Emery

What Business Courses Do For Students…

Develops “life skills” needed by all consumersOffers a path to successHelps to acquire lifelong skills & habits to apply to any careerProvides opportunities to apply academic content

Provides two education options in one—College Prep & Tech PrepPretests career interests before going to collegeHelps pay for collegeBroadens lifelong work and study optionsDevelops a solid foundation of practical virtues necessary for getting along with others

Technology Available48 Computer Workstations

Connected to Network

Digital Cameras

Scanners

Dictation Equipment

Calculators

Laser color printer

Microsoft Windows

Microsoft Office XP

Microsoft Publisher

Microsoft Frontpage

Microsoft Photodraw

WordPerfect

Dreamweaver

Photoshop

Fireworks

Computer Applications I & II offer 1/2 credit for grades 10, 11, 12

Computer Applications I & IIComputer Applications I

Computing fundamentalsHardware & software conceptsSecurity issuesEthical uses of computersVariety of applications & environmentsBasic concepts for Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, PowerPoint, ExplorerEarn college credit

Computer Applications II

Explore vast resources on the World Wide WebStreamline everyday computing activitiesAdvanced features of Word, Excel, Publisher, PowerPoint, Explorer & AccessDesign & produce professional documents that combine text, graphics, illustrations & photographs

Key. and Computer Conc. offers 1/2 credit for grades 9, 10, 11, 12

Keyboarding & Computer ConceptsAcquire and refine keyboarding skillsProvide a foundation skill for effective computer usageEmphasize correct techniqueApply word processing basicsFormat memorandums, letters, reports, tablesAttain a typing speed of 40 words per minute with accuracy Web evaluation techniquesBasic computer concepts

Word Processing I & II offer 1/2 credit for grades 9, 10, 11, 12

Word Processing 1 & 2Word Processing 1

Prepare business letters, tables, reports & all types of forms Develop speed & accuracyProofing tools, templates, merging, macrosUtilize clip art, bullets & shadingDesktop publishing conceptsApply written communication skillsDemonstrate quality & efficiency in document production

Word Processing 2

Continue to practice & apply skills learned in Word Processing 1.Advanced word processing conceptsGraphics, columns, mail merging, file manipulation & macros.Speed & accuracy will continue to be emphasized. Advanced desktop publishing concepts

Word Processing 3 & Web DesignWord Processing 3

GraphicsColumnsMail MergingFile manipulationMacros Improve decision-making skills & efficient time managementPractice & refine composition skillsEmphasis on speed & accuracy

Web Design

History & structure of the InternetIdentify security issues on the InternetComponents of web documentsMarkup languageScanner, digital camera & other technologiesGraphics & structural designStyles, tables & framesMultimedia utilitiesClient-side scriptingCreate a website

Accounting I & II offer 1 credit each to students in grades 9, 10, 11, 12

Accounting I & IIAccounting I

The accounting cycleAccounting concepts, ethics, journalizing transactions, posting, worksheets & financial statementsPersonal banking conceptsCheck writing, reconciliation of checkbook & bank statementBusiness simulations & other projectsMust have good math skills, organizational skills & a liking for detail work

Accounting II

Analyze & record a wide range of transactionsCorporate accountingDepreciationGeneral account & specialized accounting clerk job positionsComprehensive business simulationIdeal course for anyone seeking a career in accounting, marketing, or business administration

Business Law & Business TechnologyBusiness Law

EthicsCriminal lawTort lawContract lawLaws for minors, families & consumersField tripsGuest speakers

Business Technology

Impact & use of technology in the business worldFile management functions  Web browsersInternet search techniques & website validityE-commerce via the InternetDigital camera, edit digital photos & upload digital photosEmail systems & email etiquette Voice-activated softwareWeb page design techniques

Office Systems & Specialized Office Skills

Office Systems and Applications

Office procedures & applicationsDecision-making activitiesTime & stress managementProcessing written communicationsFiling systemsHuman relations skills & activitiesEffect of electronic technology on office organization & activitiesTwo-week internship program

Specialized Office Skills

Medical office systemsLegal office systemsExecutive office systemsTerminology and transcriptionExcellent course to be taken concurrently with Office Systems & Applications and/or Business Technology

Earn College Credit

Students can earn college credit by successfully completing Computer Applications I & II and Web Design

Microsoft Office SpecialistStudents have the opportunity to become a Microsoft Office Specialist

in:

Word

Excel

Access

PowerPoint

Microsoft Office Specialist InformationMicrosoft Office Specialist Requirements

Microsoft Office SpecialistFast Facts

Certification increases employee competence, productivity & credibility

Certification proves individuals have the ability to effectively use Microsoft Office desktop programs

Exams test relevant skills employees actually use in the workplace

Supports the hiring process by providing a useful measure for screening and selecting individuals for employment

Community Exploration Program

Students have opportunities to participate in a cooperative education program

Students have opportunities to participate in the Community Exploration Program

Students at work!

Milton High SchoolBusiness & Computer Department

Milton High SchoolBusiness & Computer Department

Created by Jamie Emery, February 14, 2005

Milton High SchoolBusiness & Computer Department