Business affects every aspect of a person’s life. When enrolling in Business Computer Information Technology (BCIT) courses, students are exposed to the dynamic world of business and become contributing members of a global society. BCIT courses will engage students in the theory of law, entrepreneurship, digital computer literacy and web design. Additionally, the basic principles of finance, marketing, management and accounting will promote critical thinking. As students progress through the Pathways below, they will learn more about the dynamic world of business.
Have an interest in one of these areas of BCIT? If so, follow the Pathways guide when selecting your courses.
Pathway | Accounting | Finance | Entrepreneurship | Information Technology | Management | Marketing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Consider these BCIT Elective course options for the following Career Pathway | Intro to Business (9-12th) Accounting I (10-12th) Accounting II (10-12th) Accounting Honors (11-12th) | Intro to Business (9th-12th) Personal Finance (9th-12th) Investing (10th-12th) | Intro to Business (9-10th) Business Management (10-12th) Marketing Principles (10-12th) Entrepreneurship (11-12th) | Information Tech Computer Apps & Info Tech w/ IT Cert (9th-12th) Computer Science Elements of Digital Literacy (9th-12th) HTML (9th-12th) | Intro to Business (9-10th) Business Management (10th-12th) Sport & Ent Management (10-12th) Business Law II (9-12th) Accounting II (10th-12th) Accounting Honors (11th- 12th) | Intro to Business (9-10th)) Sport & Ent Marketing (9-12th) Marketing Principles (10-12th) Hospitality & Tourism Marketing (10th- 12th) |
| Additional Electives to consider | College & Career Success Skills (10-12th); Business Law 1 (9th-12th); Personal Keyboarding (9th-12th) Student Store (12th); Web Page Design (9th-12th) |
The 600 Courses: Business, Computer & Information Technology
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- apAdvanced Placement
- hHonors
- pltwProject Lead The Way
- dcDual Credit
- ahcArts & Humanities Credit
- tacTech Applications Credit
- ncaaNCAA/Clearinghouse
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
Note: Successful completion of this course is a prerequisite for Entrepreneurship (649), Marketing Principles (657), and Business Management (656). This course will introduce the student to the exciting and challenging world of business. It will help students become knowledgeable consumers, well-prepared employees, and effective citizens in our economy. It will…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
This introductory course is designed to assess and measure students’ new-learned skills and abilities in computers and information technology (IT). This elective course provides students with a library of computer and IT training that enables students to receive personalized instruction through real-world IT professionals. Students have the option to select…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
As our world relies more on computers to handle everyday work and leisure activities, the art of accurate keyboarding is necessary. Whether you’re emailing a friend, developing a class presentation, or downloading map directions, keyboarding knowledge can make the job easier. This course is designed to develop touch-typing skills on…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
Practical knowledge, real-world skill, and proven competency are the three components of successful learning. Through innovated simulations this course is designed to prepare students in the area of information technology. Students who take this class are considering careers or have an interest in networking, databases and programming, information systems, and…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
This course will provide students with an understanding of the importance of accounting principles in both society and the business world. Accounting I covers a complete accounting cycle for a service business organized as a proprietorship. Online computer access at home is expected as students will utilize Aplia for online…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
Prerequisite: “C” or better in Accounting 1 (632). This course studies the accounting cycle for a merchandising business organized as a corporation. Students will apply accounting principles by completing an automated accounting simulation. Online computer access at home is expected as students will utilize Aplia for online working papers that…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
This course will help to develop skills that will give students an edge on applying for college or for a job. Students will learn strategies for lifelong learning including proper note taking, and effective testing strategies. In addition, personal learning styles will be identified, and the multiple intelligence theory will…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
Prerequisite: HTML and Introduction to Coding (650) Students will learn how to create professional looking websites using the popular and widely used web design software, Adobe Dreamweaver, CS4. Dreamweaver provides a user-friendly interface and editor that enables a non-technical person to successfully develop compelling web pages without having in-depth knowledge…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 11,12
This course challenges the honors student with completing both levels of accounting in one semester. The business cycle for service and merchandising businesses is learned as well as the differences in accounting for sole proprietorships, partnerships, and small corporations. Automated accounting software is used. Grade weighted upon successful completion of…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 11,12
Prerequisite: Introduction to Business (600) and Marketing Principles (657) or Business Management (656). This course will prepare students for small business ownership as well as for the workforce of the future. Seven out of ten high school students want to own and operate their own business. Throughout the semester students…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
Recommended Prerequisite: Elements of Digital Literacy (630) Students will learn Hypertext Markup Language, the “behind the scenes” language of the Internet. Students will understand HTML well enough to create basic web pages in Notepad, with no assistance from a web editor. Also, students will be introduced to other basic programming…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
This course gives students the opportunity to understand the basic functions of management using topics in the sport industry. Management, marketing, financial and ethical principles will be applied to sports. In addition, information on industry segments such as facility management, event management and sports agency will be presented. Students will…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
This course is intended to give students background in all aspects of dealing with personal finances. It provides them with the opportunity to learn how to make decisions in many key real-life situations including: home acquisition, budgeting, banking services, investment essentials, understanding taxes and credit management.
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grade 12
Prerequisites: Employment application and at least three previous Business courses. Application must be picked up in the store and returned with course request form. Students get first-hand experience in the operation and management of a small retail establishment. They are involved in all aspects of running the store from promotions,…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
This course will take you on a step-by-step journey through the exciting world of sports and entertainment marketing. You will learn about the key functions of marketing and how those functions are applied to the sports and entertainment industry. Guest-speakers, case studies, field trips, and online activities will broaden the…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
Prerequisite: Introduction to Business (600) This exciting, non-traditional course provides a basic foundation for individuals who are considering a career in business. Students will gain an understanding of topics such as economics, legal, and social aspects along with information on organizing, businesses, marketing products and services, financing operations, managing and…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
Prerequisite: Introduction to Business (600) This course provides students with the opportunity to examine marketing from both the business and consumer perspective. You will have opportunities to create products and apply the marketing functions to gain real world experience. You will also have the opportunity to create a promotional strategy…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
Recommended Prerequisite: Personal Finance (652) Americans today are more responsible than ever for their financial futures. Yet, many Americans, adults, and children alike know little about the basic principles and facts of money management, saving and investing. This course introduces students to the world of investing, its benefits and risks,…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 10,11,12
This exciting course will cover the basics of marketing and management within the hospitality and tourism industries. It will also introduce students to the global environment in which business is conducted within the hospitality and tourism service industry. The course is organized around four major topics: food service, lodging, travel,…
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
This course reviews our legal system and introduces the binding of contracts and its parts. This course also covers sales law and employment law, covering the rights of the businesses who have employees and the rights of employees themselves.
- 1 Semester
- 0.5 Credit
- Grades 9,10,11,12
Prerequisite: Business Law I (664) This course introduces the legal forms of business organization, the law of corporations, and organizational forms for small businesses. This course also introduces how to borrow money, covers secure and unsecure credit transactions, and teaches students the spectrum of creditors, debtors, and bankruptcy.