BUSINESS DEPARTMENT HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL Business Department.

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BUSINESS DEPARTMENT HARRISON HIGH SCHOOL Business Department

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT WHY TAKE BUSINESS COURSES? Business is an excellent career choice and is more varied than most people realize. There’s an increasing need for Business majors in the areas of information technology, marketing, government, health care, and the arts. Business degrees are also available in lucrative areas of study such as Information Technology, Accounting/Finance, Marketing, Law, Web Design, and Management.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT WHY TAKE BUSINESS COURSES? Taking these courses in high school can give you valuable experience and a huge advantage when in college. HHS offers a variety of Business courses: Intro to Business, Law, Accounting, Financial Mgmt. & Banking, Computer Applications, Web Design, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, School Based Enterprise, Fashion Marketing, and Sports & Entertainment Marketing.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS Accounting: 2 Courses Finance: 2 Courses Information Technology: 2 Courses Law: 1-2 Courses Marketing & Management: 2 Courses

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Learn software applications (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access) needed for college and general employment. Earn 4 transferable college credits (CIS 1050) through OCC with completion of this course. Get MOUS (Microsoft Office User Specialist) certified for free—great for your resume!

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ADVANCED COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ONLINE This is an Online Course. Students attend class twice each week. The rest of the course will take place in a online learning environment. This course focuses on MOUS (Microsoft Office User Specialist) Certification. Earn 4 transferable college credits (CIS 1050) through OCC with completion of this course.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT INTRO TO BUSINESS Students are introduced to the concepts and skills required in today's marketplace. Included in this course will be practical applications to help students learn about the business world. Students will learn the basic skills of personal financial management and will explore careers that best align their interests with their abilities.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT WEB DESIGN Learn cutting-edge software programs (Dreamweaver, Photoshop CS4, HTML) to design your own web pages, online photo galleries, logos, and other graphics. Earn 4 transferable college credits (CIS 1400) through OCC with completion of this course.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ADVANCED WEB DESIGN Learn Flash multimedia software. Design a website in a team for a real business. Develop an online portfolio of your design work. Earn 4 transferable college credits through OCC with completion of this course.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTING and ADVANCED ACCOUNTING All college business programs require two Accounting courses—get prepared for the inevitable. Understand the “Language of Business.” Careers provide excellent pay with a minimal length of required education. Earn elective Math credits (1.0) for graduation requirements. Earn Baker College credits with successful completion.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTING and ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Daily computerized and online accounting experiences. Learn accounting from the perspective of both a corporation and proprietorship. Students will learn how to journalize and post transactions in addition to creating and analyzing financial statements. MACPA High School Leaders Conference

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & BANKING Learn financial fundamentals from a business point of view. Understand the important concepts of credit and value of money. Research companies and analyze their financial health through annual reports. Play the Stock Market Game™. Earn elective Math credits (0.5) for graduation requirements.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT LAW 1 and LAW 2 Learn about the law from a personal and business point of view—don’t be a victim of ignorance of the law! Know your personal rights and how to interact with the law enforcement. Watch interesting documentaries related to current events that affect you directly. Field trip: Youth Law Conference. Participate in a lifelike mock trial.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT LAW 1 and LAW 2 Program topics: Criminal Law, Tort Law, Contract Law, Court Systems, Trial Procedures, Origins of Law, Property Law, Consumer Law, Drinking & Driving, Underage Offenses, Search & Seizure, and Individual Rights.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP This course provides students with the information and skills they need to start a small business. Students will be exposed to product and service planning, pricing, promotion, staffing, and managing. They will create a business plan and set personal goals necessary to operate a business.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT FASHION MARKETING Offered every other year. Learn about the fundamental principles and concepts identified with Fashion Marketing. Successful completion of this course will help students develop knowledge of the career opportunities in Fashion Marketing (beyond fashion design). Field trips: Neiman-Marcus.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MARKETING Learn sales techniques, advertising, display projects, the fundamentals of running a business, career awareness, employability, and the importance of human relations. Gateway to DECA, Co-op, and other Marketing related courses. Vast amounts of career opportunities.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT SCHOOL BASED ENTERPRISE (SCHOOL STORE) Students operate the school store. Students apply the skills they learned in Marketing such as selling, operating a POS cash register, handling cash, maintaining inventories, store security, buying merchandise, advertising and merchandising, etc. Students may enroll for more than one term of School-Based Enterprise. Successful completion of this course will fulfill 0.5 Applied Arts elective credit to meet graduation requirements.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING Learn about the fundamental principles and concepts identified with Sports & Entertainment Marketing. Successful completion of this course will help students develop knowledge of the career opportunities in the sports and entertainment industries. Field trips: Detroit Tigers/Comerica Park, International Auto Show, etc.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT BPA Business Professionals of America is the leading CTSO (Career Technical Student Organization) for students pursuing careers in business management, office administration, information technology and other related career fields. Harrison's’ BPA students attend regional, state, and national competitions where they compete against other member schools.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT DECA DECA is an International Marketing Association designed specifically for personal growth and leadership. Compete in areas of hospitality, finance, business law, sales and service, business administration and entrepreneurship, amongst others. Take trips to New York, Florida, etc. while going on tours of high profile companies and places of business.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Co-op students apply the skills they have learned in the classroom in the workplace. Co-op students earn money AND credit. Co-op opportunities are available in the fields of information technology, business (office), marketing, health, and trade / industrial occupations. Co-op trainees must complete 180 hours of work experience per term = 1.5 credits per year.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT QUESTIONS? If so, feel free to contact a member of the HHS Business Department. Mr. Grzegorczyk Mr. Wolschleger Ms. Rogers. Thank you!