Intro Business Technology
Mrs. P. T. JohnsonBurke County High SchoolRoom 502
Instructor
Syllabus
Course Description:
The course is designed for high school students as a gateway to the career pathways, and provides an overview of business and technology skills required for today's business environment. Knowledge of business principles, the impact of financial decisions, and technology proficiencies demanded by business combine to establish the elements of this course. Emphasis is placed on developing proficient fundamental computer skills required for all career pathways. Students will learn essentials for working in a business environment, managing a business, and owning a business. The intention of this course is to prepare students to be successful both personally and professionally in an information-based society. Students will not only understand the concepts, but apply their knowledge to situations and defend their actions/decisions/choices through the knowledge and skills acquired in this course.Employability skills are integrated into activities, tasks, and projects throughout the course standards to demonstrate the skills required by business and industry.
Competencies in the co-curricular student organization, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), are integral components of both the employability skills standards and content standards for this course.
Intro Business Technology
Mrs. P. T. JohnsonBurke County High SchoolRoom 502
Instructor
Syllabus
Classroom Management Plan:
Intro Business Technology
Mrs. P. T. JohnsonBurke County High SchoolRoom 502
Instructor
Syllabus
- Respect and safely operate and use equipment
- Respect self, peers and instructor at all times
- Listen, follow directions
- Be in assigned seat when the bell rings
- NO eating or drinking
- Academic Honesty: Anyone who plagiarizes or cheat in this class will be reported to the appropriate principal and will receive a “ZERO” for the assignment.
- Bring supplies to class everyday
- Hand in assignment(s) on time
Intro Business Technology
Mrs. P. T. JohnsonBurke County High SchoolRoom 502
Instructor
Syllabus
First Offense: Verbal reprimand; brief private conference with the student and a telephone call to the parent or guardian. Documentation made in my Anecdotal Record.
Second Offense: Assign to ISD. Make a telephone call to the parent or guardian. Request a Parent Conference. Documentation made in my Anecdotal Record.
Third Offense: A discipline referral will be written and the student will be sent to his or her assigned assistant principal.Students who misuse or abuse the computers, textbooks and other peripherals will be held responsible for replacement. Follow Bear Facts policies and guidelines.
Grading Policy
Formative Assessment45%
Summative Assessment55%
Note: Assessments for this class will be given on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.
Makeup Work:Make Up Assignments
It is the responsibility of the student to:
Must be made up within 3-days after returning to school
Assignments not turned in on time will be deducted 10 points 1st day and 20 points 2nd day.
I am available most days for makeup and remediation until 4:15pm. Students planning to stay after school need to give me a one day’s notice.
Meet All Deadlines
Materials Needed:
Blue or Black pen and #2 Pencil - NO pastels or red
NotebookFolder w/3 prongs
Notebook Paper
20.00 isrequired for Future Business Leaders of America
membership and activities; Payments can be made in increments.
All students are strongly encouraged to participate in co-curricular
activities as related to FBLA. For more information, please go to
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Material on this syllabus is subject to change due to time constraints, other unavoidable circumstances, or remediation/acceleration.
I have read the above syllabus and understand the content and requirements for the semester in Intro to Business Technology. I understand that this syllabus is to be kept in the front of my notebook after my parents sign it.
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Student SignatureDate
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Parent Signature Date
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Teacher Signature Date received
Resources:
Password to get onto computers at the Login: HSBUS
Student#______Password ______
Username: burkecountyPassword: bears
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COURSE OUTLINE
First Nine Weeks Grading Period
GPS: BMA-IBT-12Student Organizations
- FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) and Leadership Development
GPS: BMA-IBT-1Employability Skills & GPS: BMA-IBT-6- Prof. Business Communication Skills
- Career Planning
- Communication Skills
- Work Readiness
- Team Work Skills
- Professional Image
GPS: BMA-IBT-2 – Applying Technology to Increase Productivity
- Respectful use of Technology
- Ethical Behavior (Plagiarism, Fair Use Policy, Copyright Laws)
- Identify Theft
- Changes in Technology Affect the Workplace and Society
GPS: BMA-IBT-3- Mastering Word Processing Software
- Creating, editing and publishing professional-appearing business documents
GPS: BMA-IBT-4-Leadership Skills
- Management Functions and the Role of Management
- Mission and Vision Statement
- The Decision Making Process
- Leadership Skills and a Successful Business
Second Nine Weeks Grading Period
- Produce Written Communications (Utilizing proper tone, grammar, and bias-free language.)
- Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Strategies
- Using Presentation Software to Create and Deliver Effective Presentations
- Using Technology to Enhance Effective Communication
- Use Technology to Create and Present Material to Different Types of Audiences
GPS: BMA-IBT-7-Understanding Entrepreneurship
- Components of a Business Plan
GPS:BMA-IBT-5-Marketing and Business Ownership
- Fundamentals of Marketing Concepts
- Target Market and Demographics in Marketing Strategies
- Creating and Using a Customer Database
- Promotional Tools
- Competitive Edge in the Marketplace
GPS: BMA-IBT-8-Understand, Interpret, and Use Accounting Principles
GPS: BMA-IBT-9- Money Management Strategies
- Using Excel Application to create documents
GPS: BMA-IBT-10-Risk Management Strategies
- Basic Insurance Concepts
- Career Options Associated with Insurance Field
GPS: BMA-IBT-11-Examine Basic Human Resources and the Legal Aspects of Business