4603 Business and Electronic Communication
This instructional program introduces essential oral and written communication skills students will apply in the business workplace. Emphasis is placed on utilizing the computer to further develop written communication skills such as composing memos, letters, and reports; describing processes or mechanisms; completing forms; and responding to e-mail. The effective use of technology (presentation software and telecommunications) to further develop oral communication skills, such as delivering oral presentations, giving instructions, interviewing for information, and presenting information/reports in an effective manner is reinforced in this course.
4615 Information Processing
This instructional program prepares individuals to create business correspondence, reports, publications, and forms by using computer operating systems; word processing; database, spreadsheet, and desktop publishing software; hardware and peripherals; and/or electronic typewriters. The student will use appropriate electronic information resources to research and transmit information and operate industry-standard equipment.
4633 Information Systems Management
This instructional program prepares individuals to develop and evaluate hardware and software applications to improve computerized information system productivity by evaluating, selecting, installing, and configuring computer components, peripherals, and operating systems; previewing, selecting, and installing software; evaluating, operating, and managing systems for electronic communication and data transmission; and providing information and instruction to users to enable them to operate computer systems.
4604 Networking
This instructional program provides a broad-based foundation in the engineering and administration of computer network systems. Emphasis is placed on PC and network hardware and operating systems, architecture, protocols, design and security, and career development. Simulations, projects, work-based learning opportunities, teamwork, and career technical student organization (CTSO) leadership activities, meetings, conferences, and competitions provide opportunities for application of instructional content.
4618 Telecommunications
This instructional program prepares individuals to communicate electronically by using bulletin boards, online information services, electronic mail systems, voice mail, and facsimile machines. Students may identify, evaluate, select, and configure various hardware and software applications across various platforms; analyze, manage, and maintain various types of electronic networks; identify, evaluate, create, and process audio and visual transmissions; and apply work group applications to electronic mail, calendaring, scheduling, and video conferencing.
