Business Department Courses

Accounting I & II Business & Personal Law

Business & Sports Management Computer Applications International Business

Intro to Business and MarketingMoney Management

INSTRUCTOR – MICHELLE CHANG

INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION

Mrs. ChangBusiness Instructor and Co-advisor Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)Email – mchang@nhvweb.netTelephone – 908-713-4199 ext. 4228Resource Time Room 128 – Mods 17 & 18 Afterschool Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 2:25 to 3:10North Hunterdon High School Website - Naviance www.nhvweb.net/nhhs

Accounting I mods 1-2:www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/a1

Accounting I mods 3-4 www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/a3Accounting II mods 3-4 www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/a23International Business mods 5-6

www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/ib3Money Management mods 11-12

www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/mm11Intro to Business & Marketing mods 13-14

www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/bm13Intro to Business & Marketing mods 15-16www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/bm15

CLASS WEBSITES

Grading Criteria - Point Value Grades are based on a percentage of the total points earned. Extra credit is

available.

Projects Assignments Assessments – Quia on-line testing Class Participation - Professionalism-Behavior Includes: •Warm-ups – Posted activities completed upon arriving to class •Ethics – Doing what is right and following the rules •Teamwork – Working as a positive productive member of group activities•Safety – Following safety procedures and policies

Students should check HomeLogic

A. Students will come prepared and on time for class.

B. Students will respect the rights of others.C. Students are expected to behave in a

professional mannerD. Students will be responsible for following

all rules and policies in the Student Handbook

Harassment, Intimidation, & Bullying Policy

CLASS RULES & ROOM MANAGEMENT PLAN

ACCOUNTING I & II

COURSE ACTIVITIES

CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN

QUICKBOOKS SOFTWARE

ETHICAL CASE STUDIES

SIMULATION BUSINESS PROJECTS

ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

COURSE GOAL: Students will gain knowledge of basic accounting terminology, understand accounting concepts, principles, and practices, apply accounting procedures, and progress from simple to complex by building on previous learning.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

PORTFOLIO PROJECTS

GLOBAL E-COMMERCE

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PLAN

CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF A FOREIGN MARKET

GLOBAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS

CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN

EXPORTING PLAN

LAWS AROUND THE WORLD

Course Goal: This course will provide students with the foundation necessary to understand international business and the various aspects of conducting business in a global economy.

MONEY MANAGEMENT

COURSE ACTIVITIES

CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN

FINANCIAL PLANS

INVESTMENT STRATGIES

STOCK CLUBS

IDENTITY THEFT & FRAUD

BANKING SERVICES

COURSE GOAL: This course is designed to give the student an understanding of the theory and practice of financial management. The subject matter will be presented from the perspective of an individual planning for their future.

INTRO TO BUSINESS & MARKETING

COURSE ACTIVITIES

CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN

ADVERTISING

PUBLIC RELATIONS

PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

EVENT PLANNING

SALESMANSHIP

COURSE GOAL: The marketing course is for students who are preparing for careers in marketing, merchandising, and management. The students will study basic marketing concepts such as promotion, advertising, merchandising, salesmanship, event planning and more.

BUSINESS LAW

COURSE TOPICS

The Meaning of Law Courts Contracts Buying & Selling

Renting, Owning and Transferring of Real Property

Consumerism Mock Trial

COURSE GOAL: Students will become acquainted with their legal rights as well as their legal duties, responsibilities and understanding of their place in society.

Students will gain a general understanding and classification of laws which will most likely affect them in their personal and business transactions.

Existing statutes and case studies as well as current events are discussed regularly in the hope that students will become familiar with law as part of their everyday life.

BUSINESS & SPORTS MANAGEMENT

PORTFOLIO PROJECTS 

FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENTLOGO DESIGN

EVENT PLANNINGCOLLEGE & CAREER PLAN

PROMOTIONAL PLANSBUSINESS PLAN

MARKETING CAMPAIGNS

 

Course Goal :The course will focus on the importance of management, marketing and the developing of strategies in business and sports related industries.

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

COURSE ACTIVITIES

KEYBORADING SKILLS

DOCUMENTS - WORD

SPREADSHEETS - EXCEL

POWERPOINT

INTERNET

Business Computer Applications I course designed to improve keyboarding skills necessary for office and personal use.

FINANCIAL LITERACY

COURSE UNITS

CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN

FINANCIAL PLANS

INVESTMENT STRATGIES

IDENTITY THEFT & FRAUD

BANKING SERVICES

COURSE GOAL Money Matters, a course in financial literacy, is designed to alert, inform, and educate students in concepts of personal finance and money management. Students will begin to develop the skills and strategies that promote personal and financial responsibility related to financial planning, savings, investment, and charitable giving in the global economy.

PROFESSIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION

Career & Leadership Development

Community Projects

Competitions Awards Scholarships

Grey Day – Cure for Cancer

FBLA Activities

Fund Raising• Battle of the Bands• Pizza & Popcorn Sales• Grey Day – Brain Cancer

Awareness

Community Service• Annual Coat Drive• March of Dimes

New Jersey Consumer Bowl Competition

FIELD TRIPS

FBLA - Giant Stadium Tour

Business & MarketingEducation Day

SUPPORT OUR TROOPS

Future Business Leaders of America

Rotary Business Plan Project

2011 – Winning Team

Jessica Auger

&

Kayla Mabie

FBLA NJ State 4th Place

Practical Arts Department

Business TechnologyConsumer &

Family Sciences

Accounting I & II Business Sports Management Computer Applications I & IIFundamentals Of Money

ManagementInternational BusinessBusiness LawIntro to Business & Marketing

Business Education

Practical Arts CoursesFulfill the 5 Credit Requirement for Graduation

Some of these classes are not available to Freshmen.

Practical Arts CoursesFulfill the 5 Credit Requirement for Graduation

Food SurveyCooking For SinglesInternational FoodsGourmet Cuisine Food & Fitness Fashion Design And Merchandising Sewing For Fashion Interior Design Child Care & Child Development And

Parenting Independent Living

Family & Consumer ScienceSome of these classes are not available to Freshmen.

Drafting And DesignEngineering/Cad I II& IIIArchitectural Drafting And

Design I & IIApplied Technology And Design I

& IIWeb Page/Animation I & IIRobotics And AutomationSmall Engines I & IILandscape Design

Technology Education

Practical Arts CoursesFulfill the 5 Credit Requirement for Graduation

Some of these classes are not available to Freshmen.