COURSE

NUMBER                COURSE NAME                                    GRADE  LEVEL                      CREDIT                  PREREQUISITE

2400    COMPUTER

PROGRAMMING 1 (BASIC)                       10,11,12                           0.5                         Geometry

Computer Programming l is a semester-long introductory course to the BASIC language for students with credit in Algebra and Geometry.  Instruction includes how a computer works, the importance of flowcharting, how to operate a microcomputer and how to write programs.  Each student works individually on his/her programs.  The programs involve mathematical applications, which require branching and looping techniques.  This class will fulfill the computer literacy requirement for graduation.

2410    COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 2

(VISUAL BASIC)                                            10,11,12                      0.5                            Computer Programming  1 

Computer Programming 2 is a semester class in programming for those who have been successful in Computer Programming l.  This course builds upon concepts covered in Q-Basic from Computer Programming l.  It introduces students to object oriented programming and the visual basic language.  At times students will use a small group approach to work out solutions to projects assigned.  This class will fulfill the Computer Literacy requirement for graduation.

 5200    COMPUTER

APPLICATIONS                                            9,10,11,12                      0.5                   

 This course will fulfill the graduation requirement of one semester of Computer Literacy.  Students taking this class should be able to improve in their application of computer skills.  The class will be taught on PCs, using the integrated program, Microsoft Office XP.  Students will complete business applications using word processing, database, spreadsheets, graphs, and integrated exercises.

 5210    WEB DESIGN I                                  10,11,12                        0.5                    Computer Applications or Best 1

This course is intended to give the students experiences in applications beyond the basics of word processing, databases and spreadsheets.  Students will agree to an authorized user policy prior to working on the computer system.  This course will cover the uses of Internet search engines, Internet research, computer ethics, and computer “netiquette.”  Web design and maintenance will be a major portion of the curriculum.  Web design will be primarily taught using front page and will include the use of a scanner and digital camera.

5220    WEB DESIGN II                    10,11,12                                    0.5                      Web Design 1 and teacher approval

Web Design II is a one-semester, advanced course for those who have been successful in Web Design and are recommended by the instructor.  Course content will include creating web pages using Front Page, learning basic HTML code, and learning advanced Front Page concepts such as frames.  Students will work with customers who are school administrators, teachers, and coaches to create and update professional web pages according to their clients desired end product.