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INTERNET LITERACY 10 11 12 1 credit OFFERED: FULL YEAR CLASS SIZE LIMIT 15 PREREQUISITE: MINIMUM GRADE C IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING COMPUTER CLASSES: INFORMATION PROCESSING I & II PROGRAMMING (FULL YEAR) COMPUTER LITERACY (FULL YEAR) NOTE: CONTACT INSTRUCTOR IF YOU HAVE AN INTEREST IN TAKING THE CLASS AGAIN AS AN ADVANCED STUDENT. MUST BE APPROVED BY THE INSTRUCTOR PRIOR TO SIGNING UP. Students will learn to create pages for the Internet using HTML. Concepts include lists, tables, links and images. Advanced students will learn frames, forms, animated graphics, style sheets and java scripts. This course will also cover many aspects using Internet Explorer and/or Netscape. Researching various search engines and Boolean logic Evaluating and authenticating information found on the Internet History of the Internet and its technology Communications such as e-mail Security, both financial and privacy Copyright issues, Intellectual Property PROGRAMMING I: VISUAL BASIC 9 10 11 12 1 credit OFFERED: FULL YEAR PREREQUISITE: MINIMUM GRADE OF C IN ALGEBRA I This course is strongly recommended for students planning on college or technical school with computer, mathematics, business, science, electronics, robotics or engineering emphasis. In this students will use the popular Microsoft Visual Basic™ language to create their own professional-looking Windows programs. They will learn to write programs involving variables, loops, decisions, calculations, message boxes, buttons, multiple forms, menus, graphics, string manipulation and many other concepts fundamental to all programming. PROGRAMMING II: PASCAL 10 11 12 1 credit OFFERED: FULL YEAR PREREQUISITE: MINIMUM GRADE OF C IN BOTH SEMESTERS IN PROGRAMMING I PASCAL is a programming language specifically designed to quality programming skills. As a computer language, it is designed to give students a concrete foundation of computer programming that will allow them to learn most other languages easily. It is recommended as a language to follow Visual Basic to deepen and further develop student programming skills. PROGRAMMING III: C++ 11 12 .5 credit OFFERED: SEMESTER PREREQUISITES: MINIMUM OF “C” IN BOTH SEMESTERS OF PROGRAMMING II This course is strongly recommended for students planning on a career in programming or college or technical school with math, science, electronics, robotics, computer or engineering emphasis. Content of this course includes learning and applying the commands of syntax if C++. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT level
12 1 credit OFFERED: FULL YEAR PREREQUISITE: MINIMUM GRADE OF “B” IN BOTH SEMESTERS OF CHEMISTRY I IS HIGHLY SUGGESTED AP Chemistry is a second year chemistry course designed to help students pass the College Board Chemistry exam. The topics include and extend beyond those covered in Chemistry I. These include, but are not limited to: Chemical Equilibrium: Calculations of Equilibrium, LeChatelier’s principle, Effect of Temperature on Equilibrium Chemical Kinetics: Activation Energy, Rate Law Expressions, catalysts, and reaction mechanism Electrochemistry: Oxidation and reduction, & equations, electrochemical (voltaic) cells, standard voltages, and the Nernst Equation. BOTANY 10 11 12 .5 credit OFFERED: SEMESTER 2 (SPRING) This course studies the biology of plants and plant communities. Students learn to identify plants using keys based on the characteristics of plant families. Lab activities will teach the basics of plant biology and physiology. Students will learn techniques for analyzing plant communities and will study the effects of invasive species. Special emphasis will be given to plants and plant communities native to Wisconsin. The Parkview Land Lab will be used as a resource for significant outdoor work. 12 1 credit OFFERED: FULL YEAR PREREQUISITE: BIOLOGY AND GENETICS; MINIMUM OF “B” IS HIGHLY SUGGESTED AP Biology is a second year biology course designed to help students pass the College Board Biology exam. The topics include and extend beyond those covered in Biology. Labs include: Cells: diffusion and Osmosis, Enzyme Catalysis, Mitosis and Meiosis, Photosynthesis, Cellular respiration. Genetics: Statistical Analysis, Population Genetics, Evolution. Animals: Physiology, Circulatory System, Behavior, Dissolved Oxygen SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT MODERN UNITED STATES HISTORY 9 REQUIRED 1 credit OFFERED: FULL YEAR WORLD HISTORY 10 REQUIRED 1 credit OFFERED: FULL YEAR