Business Management & Administration
Business Management and Administration is focused on careers in planning, organizing, directing and evaluating business functions essential to efficient and productive business operations. More information on the specific cluster can be found here.
Courses in our Program:
Business Law - 91040
Grades: 9-12
0.5 credit
Course Note: No prerequisite
This course introduces the fundamental principles of business law. Topics covered in this course include the following: business ethics, civil law and procedure, business crimes and torts, contract, labor and employment, intellectual property, consumer rights and protections, dispute resolutions through the courts and alternative means. Analysis of relevant cases and current issues in business law will be incorporated in order to encourage analytical thinking. This course is an excellent foundation for those planning to major in business in college. Prospective business owners, managers, accountants, attorneys, paralegals, and others seeking to broaden their understanding of the legal system will benefit from this course. Back to Top
Business Technology 1A/1B (Formerly Digital Multimedia) - 91080/91081
Grades: 9-12
1.0 credit
Course Note: Completion of this class will meet the state-approved formal CTE program for 1.0 exchange credit in Science or World Language or Visual, Performing & Applied Arts.
This course is intended for any student desiring exposure to business applications using Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). Students will develop proficiency in word processing, creating spreadsheets, and multimedia presentations. Skills taught and practiced using business scenarios and training tools to allow students to prepare for future college and career plans. Students can earn industry certification through the opportunity to take the Microsoft Office Certificate industry standard test. This course is also an introduction to graphics and design technology, including principles and elements of graphic design using computers to generate ideas with use of critical thinking strategies use in Business worldwide. Business concepts covered using technology include International Business, Business Planning, Human resource, Leadership, Law and Ethics, and Project Management. This course is a related course for Business Work-Based Learning (Co-Op). Through an articulation agreement with Baker College students may contact a CTE teacher for more information. College credit is available for all students who earn a grade of B or above. Back to Top
Business Technology 2A/2B (Formerly Digital Multimedia 2) - 91082/91083
Grades: 9-12 1.0 credit
Prerequisite: 91081 – Digital Multimedia 1B or Business Technology 1B Course
Note: Completion of this class will meet the state-approved formal CTE program for 1.0 exchange credit in Science or World Language or Visual, Performing & Applied Arts.
This class will continue to explore Advanced Microsoft Office Certifications that are a valuable credential recognized worldwide. Students will have proof that they have the business technology skills needed to work productively and efficiently in the business world. This course explores principles and elements of design and data management. Student’s will continue to explore different software programs that combine text and graphics,as well as worksheets and charts created in other programs to produce professional quality documents. Students will also develop an understanding of the variety of career opportunities available. Advanced Business concepts covered using technology include International Business, Business Planning, Human resource, Leadership, Law and Ethics, and Project Management. This course is a related course for Business Work-Based Learning (Co-Op). Through an articulation agreement with Baker College students may contact a CTE teacher for more information. College credit is available for all students who earn a grade of B or above. Back to Top
Introduction to Business - 91120
Grades: 9-12
0.5 credit
Course Note: No prerequisite
This course serves as an overview in understanding the business system and the economic setting in which it functions. Topics include managing your money, using a checking account, saving and investing money, wise use of credit, insurance protection, and career opportunities within the business field. Back to Top