1. Tammy D’Amato – Business Neil Harrigan – Business Monica Allen– Computer Science Cynthia Engvall – Computer Science

2. Why Business & Technology?  22% of all degrees are Business #1  Technology and Business Pay: *http://nces.ed.gov *Forbes 2013 Computer Engineering$70,400 Computer Science$64,400 Finance$57,300 Information Sciences and Systems$56,100 Accounting$55,000

3. Course Offerings  Intro To Business (DECA)  Accounting (DECA)  Computer Applications  Computer Science 1  Web Design  Sports & Entertainment Management (DECA)  21 st Century Technology  Personal Finance (DECA)  Marketing (DECA)  Entrepreneurship (DECA)  Career Exploration (DECA)  Microsoft Office  Computer Science 2  AP Computer Science  Video Game Design

4. DECA DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.

6. Introduction to Business  Basic Economics  Functions of Business (Management, Marketing, Finance, Accounting)  Marketing  Financial Institutions  Entrepreneurship  Personal Finance  Career Planning

7. Accounting  Basic Financial Accounting  Career Information  Taxes  Auditing  Revenue  Income  Financial Analysis

8. Computer Applications  Computer Ethics, Acceptable Use, Internet Safety  Computing Fundamentals: Computer and its components, Functions of the Computer, Essential Computer Terminology  Word Processing,  Spreadsheets  Slide Show Presentations  Presentation Skills

9. Computer Science 1  Computer Ethics  Computer Fundamentals (Terminology, Parts)  System Design  Application Design  Graphics and Computer Programming  C++, Introduction to Java

10. Web Design  Basics of visual design  Adobe Dreamweaver  Create sites for local business  Information Architecture

11. Sports/Entertainment Management  Amateur Sports  Professional Sports  Management Functions  Management Strategy  Organizing and Staffing  Leadership  Operations

12. 21 st Century Technology  Utilize digital resources: creative commons, Google Scholar, databases, etc.  Examine social, educational, political, cultural, and administrative issues  Explore Google Drive  Digital portfolios  Identify new tools

13. Questions