EHS Student Publications EHS Program of Studies 2019-2020 | Page 37

Virtual Business - Sports and Entertainment and Management
software.
The Sports and Entertainment online simulation teaches students the
hard business decisions that go into the sports and entertainment
events the students enjoy in real life. Students handle promotion,
ticket pricing, stadium operations and staffing, sponsors, concessions,
concert booking and promotion, and more.
The Management software gives them the chance to be the boss of
their own company. Students begin the online simulation by
managing a small facility and control limited factors. As they grow in
business knowledge, they can lease as much space as they want and
grow into manufacturing giants. Students get to decide what they’d
do if they were the boss.
It is strongly recommended that Marketing students join DECA
(Distributive Education Clubs of America), an association of
Marketing Students. DECA is a national marketing club, which
provides the opportunity for competition and further application of
the skills necessary for success in marketing.
21 st
CENTURY
STUDENT
TECHNOLOGY
Grades 9,10,11,12
.5 Credit
(5572)
CCP Prerequisite(s): None
This course is designed to develop an understanding of efficient
software manipulation and online productivity tools, as well as
development of problem-solving, critical thinking, and presentation
skills. This hands-on course will enable students to acquire the
needed, ever-changing technological skills for the 21st century. This
class will provide the students the opportunity to gain knowledge in
Microsoft Office 2016 (MS Word, MS Excel, and MS PowerPoint),
current online applications, and research tools. Students will
demonstrate how to utilize technology during presentations, and
create properly formatted formal and informal documents. Students
will develop a level of proficiency and marketable employment skills,
as well as technological skills necessary in academic subject areas.
INTRODUCTION
TO COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
.5 Credit
(5580)
CCP Prerequisite(s): None
This is an introductory course in computer science. Students will
learn the basic concepts of computer hardware functions, algorithmic
design, software usage, programming languages, forensic
investigation, and networking structures.
COOPERATIVE
WORK
INTERNSHIP
PROGRAM Prerequisite(s): None
This program provides educational opportunities that promote
student’s development as life-long learners in a dynamic,
technological, and global economy. To receive credit a student must
30