1. Business Department Courses
Accounting I & II
Business & Personal Law
Business & Sports Management
Computer Applications
International Business
Intro to Business and Marketing
Money Management
INSTRUCTOR – MICHELLE CHANG

2. INSTRUCTOR INFORMATION
Mrs. Chang
Business Instructor and Co-advisor Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) –
Telephone – ext. 4228
Resource Time Room 128 – Mods 17 & 18
Afterschool Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 2:25 to 3:10
North Hunterdon High School Website - Naviance

3. CLASS WEBSITES Accounting I mods 1-2: www.quia.com/pages/mchang11/a1
Accounting II mods 3-4
International Business mods 5-6
Money Management mods 11-12
Intro to Business & Marketing mods 13-14
Intro to Business & Marketing mods 15-16

4. Students should check HomeLogic
Grading Criteria - Point Value Grades are based on a percentage of the total points earned. Extra credit is available.
Projects
Assignments
Assessments – Quia on-line testing
Class Participation - Professionalism-Behavior Includes:
Warm-ups – Posted activities completed upon arriving to class
Ethics – Doing what is right and following the rules
Teamwork – Working as a positive productive member of group activities
Safety – Following safety procedures and policies
Students should check HomeLogic

5. CLASS RULES & ROOM MANAGEMENT PLAN
A. Students will come prepared and on time for class. B. Students will respect the rights of others. C. Students are expected to behave in a professional manner D. Students will be responsible for following all rules and policies in the Student Handbook Harassment, Intimidation, & Bullying Policy

6. ACCOUNTING I & II COURSE ACTIVITIES
COURSE GOAL: Students will gain knowledge of basic accounting terminology, understand accounting concepts, principles, and practices, apply accounting procedures, and progress from simple to complex by building on previous learning.
COURSE ACTIVITIES
CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN
QUICKBOOKS SOFTWARE
ETHICAL CASE STUDIES
SIMULATION BUSINESS PROJECTS
ACCOUNTING CYCLE FOR A SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

7. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Course Goal: This course will provide students with the foundation necessary to understand international business and the various aspects of conducting business in a global economy.
PORTFOLIO PROJECTS
GLOBAL E-COMMERCE
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PLAN
CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF A FOREIGN MARKET
GLOBAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS
CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN
EXPORTING PLAN
LAWS AROUND THE WORLD

8. MONEY MANAGEMENT COURSE ACTIVITIES CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN
COURSE GOAL: This course is designed to give the student an understanding of the theory and practice of financial management. The subject matter will be presented from the perspective of an individual planning for their future.
COURSE ACTIVITIES
CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN
FINANCIAL PLANS
INVESTMENT STRATGIES
STOCK CLUBS
IDENTITY THEFT & FRAUD
BANKING SERVICES

9. INTRO TO BUSINESS & MARKETING
COURSE GOAL: The marketing course is for students who are preparing for careers in marketing, merchandising, and management. The students will study basic marketing concepts such as promotion, advertising, merchandising, salesmanship, event planning and more.
COURSE ACTIVITIES
CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN
ADVERTISING
PUBLIC RELATIONS
PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
EVENT PLANNING
SALESMANSHIP

10. BUSINESS LAW COURSE TOPICS
COURSE GOAL: Students will become acquainted with their legal rights as well as their legal duties, responsibilities and understanding of their place in society.
Students will gain a general understanding and classification of laws which will most likely affect them in their personal and business transactions.
Existing statutes and case studies as well as current events are discussed regularly in the hope that students will become familiar with law as part of their everyday life.
COURSE TOPICS
The Meaning of Law Courts Contracts Buying & Selling
Renting, Owning and Transferring of Real Property
Consumerism Mock Trial

11. BUSINESS & SPORTS MANAGEMENT
Course Goal :The course will focus on the importance of management, marketing and the developing of strategies in business and sports related industries.
PORTFOLIO PROJECTS
FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT
LOGO DESIGN
EVENT PLANNING
COLLEGE & CAREER PLAN
PROMOTIONAL PLANS
BUSINESS PLAN
MARKETING CAMPAIGNS

12. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
Business Computer Applications I course designed to improve keyboarding skills necessary for office and personal use.
COURSE ACTIVITIES
KEYBORADING SKILLS
DOCUMENTS - WORD
SPREADSHEETS - EXCEL
POWERPOINT
INTERNET

13. FINANCIAL LITERACY COURSE UNITS CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN FINANCIAL PLANS
COURSE GOAL Money Matters, a course in financial literacy, is designed to alert, inform, and educate students in concepts of personal finance and money management. Students will begin to develop the skills and strategies that promote personal and financial responsibility related to financial planning, savings, investment, and charitable giving in the global economy.
COURSE UNITS
CAREER & COLLEGE PLAN
FINANCIAL PLANS
INVESTMENT STRATGIES
IDENTITY THEFT & FRAUD
BANKING SERVICES

14. PROFESSIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION
Career & Leadership Development
Community Projects
Competitions
Awards
Scholarships
Grey Day – Cure for Cancer

15. FBLA Activities Fund Raising Battle of the Bands Pizza & Popcorn Sales
Grey Day – Brain Cancer Awareness
Community Service
Annual Coat Drive
March of Dimes

16. New Jersey Consumer Bowl Competition

17. FIELD TRIPS

18. FBLA - Giant Stadium Tour

19. Business & Marketing
Education Day

20. Future Business Leaders of America
SUPPORT OUR TROOPS
Future Business Leaders of America

21. Rotary Business Plan Project
2011 – Winning Team
Jessica Auger
&
Kayla Mabie
-Sweet Booth- International Candy & soda shop
FBLA NJ State 4th Place

22. Practical Arts Department
Business
Technology
Consumer & Family Sciences

23. Practical Arts Courses Fulfill the 5 Credit Requirement for Graduation
Some of these classes are not available to Freshmen.
Business Education
Accounting I & II
Business Sports Management
Computer Applications I & II
Fundamentals Of Money Management
International Business
Business Law
Intro to Business & Marketing

24. Practical Arts Courses Fulfill the 5 Credit Requirement for Graduation
Some of these classes are not available to Freshmen.
Family & Consumer Science
Food Survey
Cooking For Singles
International Foods
Gourmet Cuisine
Food & Fitness
Fashion Design And Merchandising
Sewing For Fashion
Interior Design
Child Care & Child Development And Parenting
Independent Living

25. Practical Arts Courses Fulfill the 5 Credit Requirement for Graduation
Some of these classes are not available to Freshmen.
Technology Education
Drafting And Design
Engineering/Cad I II& III
Architectural Drafting And Design I & II
Applied Technology And Design I & II
Web Page/Animation I & II
Robotics And Automation
Small Engines I & II
Landscape Design