30501 Business Computer Applications I - 1 Trimester – CHS/HHS/NHHS/PHS 9 10 11 12

Prerequisite: Keyboarding I (Middle School) or Keyboarding Applications

Students are introduced to the use of industry standard computer applications used for solving business problems. Microsoft Office Suite is used to format and produce documents. The use of graphics, spreadsheets, desktop publishing, presentation applications and the ethical use of the internet are covered in this course. This class is designed for students who plan to attend college and wish to earn concurrent enrollment credits through ISU.  Specialist exams in MS Word and PowerPoint.  BT 0310 State code 100050

30101 Business Law and Ethics - 1 Trimester – PV-TEC/NHHS 11 12

Prerequisite: Business Computer Applications I
Co-requisite: Personal Business Finance Economics

This is a great elective course for students interested in any area of business or seeking a career in law. Students will be using computers to research laws, court cases, and to complete legal briefs. Curriculum includes civil and criminal law, the US court system, contract law, property law, marriage, divorce, and estate law. The class will offer opportunities to visit the Bannock County Courthouse to observe court proceedings and to learn about careers in law. A mock trial will be conducted as part of the class curriculum. This class can be taken for dual credit through Eastern Idaho Technical College. BE 0151 State code 120540

30734 Personal Business Finance Economics - 1 Trimester – HHS/PV-TEC 11 12
80734 Personal Business Finance Economics (DC)

Prerequisite: Business Computer Applications I
Co-requisite: Business Law

A course designed to provide students personal finance skills and knowledge; to include goal setting, budgeting, saving, investing, borrowing, insuring, identity protection and retirement planning. BE 0190 State code 121013 GEM Area 8

30151 Business Management I - 1 Trimester – PV-TEC/NHHS 11 12

Prerequisite: Business Computer Applications I

Business Management provides students the opportunity to learn skills necessary to become successful entrepreneurs. Students explore the steps necessary to start and develop a business. Integral to the curriculum is a culminating project in which students create a business plan for a business they wish to start. Finally, students will pitch their business ideas to a group of potential investors consisting of bankers from the community who provide valuable feedback to students. BE0150 State code 120552

30791 * Business Ownership/Entrepreneurship - 1 Trimester – PV-TEC/NHHS 11 12

Prerequisite: Business Computer Applications I
Co-requisite: Business Computer Applications II

Entrepreneurship: owning and operating your own business. Students will develop a business plan during the trimester that will cover the management, marketing, financial, and economic issues associated with becoming a successful business owner. This end of program course allows students to use their business knowledge to develop a plan and possibly establish a successful small business in the community. Students who complete this program of study will be required to take a technical skill assessment. BE 0600 State code 120530