The Technology Education Department strives to provide students the basic as well as advanced computer skills required to succeed in today's work environment through a mixture of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in classwork. Classes are also offered for an exposure to the traditional areas in business of accounting and business law. This course introduces students to structured computer programming. It covers decision structures, loops, arrays, files, searches, and sorting and will meet the Computer Applications I prerequisite for any other computer-based course. This course includes advanced social issues, web site design, and database creation and management using Microsoft Access and Visual Basic.
Enrollment is limited to six students.
In this course, students will learn how to construct basic and intermediate level web pages and organize pages into a cohesive web site. Students will learn to use standard HTML tags, one or more HTML editors, advanced functions of an Internet browser, and FTP file transfers. I, students will construct advanced level web pages using JavaScript as well as HTML structures such as frames, forms, and cascading style sheets. This course introduces students to the use of multimedia software for projects and presentations. Students will work will presentation software, authoring software, and web page creation software as well as learn techniques for incorporating graphics, sound, and video into their projects.