1. Computer Applications Ms. Stewart

2. Southwest Magnet High School and Law Academy Vision A school devoted to working for the achievement and performance of every child, in every classroom, every day.

3. Southwest Magnet High School and Law Academy Mission The mission of SWHS is to provide a safe, supportive, and respectful learning environment in which all students and staff are held to high academic and ethical standards and where success is promoted for all. Our purpose is to guide all students as they acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to become responsible, self-directed, healthy, and productive citizens.

4. Ms. Stewart Beginning my 7th year at Southwest Have one daughter – born March 4th FBLA Co- adviser Love to watch sports Faith – active member of St. Luke Baptist Church Computer Applications & Computing in the Modern World Family & friends Religion Education & training Interests Who am I? Love to read Georgia State University, Mercer University & Regent University

5. Course Description Microsoft Office 2007 – Powerpoint, Excel, Access, Word Social, ethical, and human issues related to technology Intro to computer technology, Decision-making, productivity, communications, and problem-solving Oral and written communication skills and information research CTSO affiliated - FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)

6. Expectations Respect yourself, others and property Follow Directions the first time Participate in all class activities Create your own work Bring supplies to class everyday NOT to alter computer settings (i.e. backgrounds) NOT to use proxy websites, watch videos or listen to music NO food or drinks

7. Material and Supplies Pen or pencil Notebook paper Folder with pockets (to be kept in classroom) NO flash drives (Synergy will be used)

8. Classroom Procedures Entering the classroom –Sit in assigned seat –Check the board and complete the bellringer –Place belongings underneath workstation –**If you are late – please sign the tardy sheet – a parent phone call will be made and teacher’s detention will be assigned. If you do not attend, you will be assigned principal’s detention. –You are expected to be in class every day.

9. Procedures (cont’d) During class –Print only class related material –Will not be allowed to leave classroom for any reason for first 15 and last 15 minutes of class. –Remain seated unless other instructions are given –Raise hand for assistance or questions

10. Procedures (cont’d) End of Class –Turn in work white tray drawer on table in front of board or (to folder if work is incomplete) –Log off or turn off computers prior to leaving –Pick up trash around workstation –Push in chairs prior to leaving –The dismissal bell only signals the end of class; the teacher will dismiss you by saying “Have a Nice Day”

11. Grading Progress reports are issued each 4 ½ weeks Final exam counts as 15% of final grade AreaPercentage Classwork/Daily Work45% Projects/Lab35% Test/Quizzes20% Total100%

12. Makeup Work/Incomplete Assignments 5 days after absence to complete assignments after absence Assignments not completed during class will be accepted during that grading period for late credit