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Endorsement: Business & Industry

Students will learn about a variety of IT concepts including computer software, computer hardware, careers in IT, and how to prepare and give presentations. Students will practice beginning computer programming skills with a visual programming environment called Scratch. Students will create and design programs, games, and promotional ads. They will create documents such as resumes, PowerPoint type presentations, business cards and spreadsheets. Students will learn about computer hardware and operating systems and prepare presentations about careers in IT. If you want to be a Software Engineer, Game Developer, Computer Programmer, Web Developer, Mobile App Designer or IT Administrator then you should consider taking these courses Computer Programming I/Pre-AP Computer Programming I Computer Programming II AP Computer Science Principles Practicum in Information Technology Video Game Design I, II, III Web Technologies Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers o Computer Science Students Association o Game Design Club o Business Professionals of America o UIL Computer Science o FIRST FTC Robotics

Digital Media is a course that helps students interested in information technology develop advanced skills in designing, importing and manipulating text, graphics, audio and video used in presentations, multimedia productions and desktop publication for high school students. Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers Are you ready to be challenged, to test your creativity, to do things you only imagined? In Digital Media, students will experience a variety of creative projects using audio and video tools and Adobe Creative Suite software including Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Fireworks, Acrobat Professional and Dreamweaver. The course culminates in an extensive portfolio that will showcase students digital media creations. If you want to be a Software Engineer, Game Developer, Computer Programmer, Web Developer, Mobile App Developer then you should consider taking these courses Web Technologies Computer Programming I/Pre-AP Computer Programming I Computer Programming II AP Computer Science Principles Practicum in Information Technology Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers o Computer Science Students Association o Game Design Club o Business Professionals of America o UIL Computer Science o FIRST FTC Robotics

Computers (including smart phones, tablets and other mobile devices) are increasingly being used for communications, operations, security and leisure. Computer Maintenance covers the selection of hardware, troubleshooting both hardware and operating systems, and basic networking. Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers at: Students will build and troubleshoot system hardware and operating systems. Students participate in community service projects such as providing a video game room at a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Students have the opportunity to participate in SkillsUSA. Students must have successfully completed Geometry without modification. Students need fine motor skills and mobility. TestOut Student Cost: $44.50, BBIA Cost: $44.50 SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce with over 300,000 members

In this hands-on course environment, students will learn how to transform business requirements into an operational database utilizing a top-down, systematic approach. Students will learn the techniques and tools to design, build and extract information from a database utilizing Structure Query Language (SQL). Students will create and work on projects that design and implement database solutions for a business or organization. Students will be able to design, build and extract information from a database. Students will be able to query databases using Structured Query language. Students will have the opportunity to compete in Business Professional of America. Do you want to learn more database programming or computer programming? Is Database Administration the career for you? Consider these other courses to enhance your skills: Database Programming Research in IT Solutions Computer Programming Advanced Computer Programming Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers o Computer Science Students Association o Game Design Club o Business Professionals of America o UIL Computer Science o FIRST FTC Robotics Students must have successfully completed Algebra I and Geometry without modification.

In this hands-on course environment, students will learn the fundamentals of computer science and computer programming utilizing a high-level language such as C++ or Java. Students will learn programming methodologies, algorithm development, problem solving skills, and the ethical and social considerations for the appropriate use of computer software and hardware throughout the course. Students will use the computer to create, test, and evaluate programs and games. Students will do mostly hands-on activities to learn and use the design process, analyze problems and create programming algorithms, and make unique projects in a variety of graphical environments. If you want to learn more about programming and careers in computer science then you should consider taking these courses: Computer Programming II AP Computer Science Principles Practicum in Information Technology Web Technologies Video Game Design I, II, III Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers o Computer Science Students Association o Game Design Club o Business Professionals of America o UIL Computer Science o FIRST FTC Robotics Students must have successfully completed Algebra I and Geometry without modification.

In this hands-on course environment, students will learn the fundamentals of computer science utilizing a high-level language such as C++ or Java. Students will learn programming methodologies, algorithm development, problem solving skills, and the ethical and social considerations for the appropriate use of computer software and hardware throughout the course. This is a fast-paced honors course where students will design and implement projects individually and with peer teams. Students will use the computer to create, test and evaluate programs and games. Students will do mostly hands-on activities to learn and use the design process, analyze problems and create programming algorithms, and make unique projects in a variety of graphical environments. If you want to be a Software Engineer, Game Developer, Computer Programmer, Web Developer, Mobile App Develop then you should consider taking these courses Computer Programming II AP Computer Science Principles Practicum in Information Technology Video Game Design I, II, III Web Technologies Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers o Computer Science Students Association o Game Design Club o Business Professionals of America o UIL Computer Science o First FTC Robotics Students must have successfully completed Algebra I and Geometry without modification.

Appropriate graphical and website design, layout and analysis skills will be emphasized throughout the course as students develop simple web pages using HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP and Dreamweaver. Students will create, manipulate and animate images and objects to enhance websites they develop. Gallery walks of student work. Students will edit photos with the free application of GIMP. Student will create simple web pages using HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP and Dreamweaver. If you want to be a Software Engineer, Game Developer, Computer Programmer, Web Developer, Mobile App Developer then you should consider taking these courses Computer Programming II AP Computer Science Principles Practicum in Information Technology Video Game Design I, II, III Web Technologies Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers Computer Science Students Association Computer Science Students Association Business Professionals of America UIL Computer Science FIRST FTC Robotics

The world is more digitally connected every day. Computers, smartphones, tablets, GPS systems and satellite communications systems all use telecommunications networks. Smart houses and remote access cars are also on the net. This class will cover designing subnets, maintaining security and firewalls and other network basics. Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers Students will design, connect and troubleshoot networks and servers. Students participate in community service projects such as providing a video game room at a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Students have the opportunity to compete in SkillsUSA. Consider these courses to further enhance your skills: Computer Maintenance Robotics I PLTW Engineering Video Game Design I, II, III Web Technologies Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers: SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce with over 300,000 members TestOut Student Cost: $44.50, BBIA Cost: $44.50

Students will use the JAVA language to create programs for games and classic algorithms while learning intermediate, college-level object-oriented programming concepts. Students will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of extra-curricular and contest activities. Students can potentially earn college credit by taking the AP Computer Science A Exam. Students will learn to develop programs in the JAVA programming language and will complete a variety of labs and projects to showcase the programming skills and algorithms learned. Students will have the opportunity to work and compete in teams in a variety of settings and students will be prepared to take the AP CS A exam and receive college credit for the course in the spring. Students can earn a Certificate of Excellence by achieving a specific list of real world skills related to this course. For the list of skills, please visit goo.gl/9vm3a9 o o o o o Computer Science Students Associations Game Design Club Business Professionals of America UIL Computer Science FIRST FTC Robotics

This course will introduce students to the foundational concepts of computer science where students will also get an opportunity to explore how computing and technology can impact the world. The course focuses on creatively solving problems and real-world applications. Students will work with data, programs and gain a better understanding of the internet and cybersecurity. Students will analyze problems and artifacts, create computational artifacts and communicate and collaborate as part of a team. Consider these courses to further enhance your skills: Video Game Design I, II, III Web Technologies Computer Maintenance Robotics PLTW Engineering Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers o Computer Science Students Association o Game Design Club o Business Professionals of America o UIL Computer Science o FIRST FTC Robotics

This personalized, independent study course will allow students interested in pursuing a career in information technology opportunities for advanced learning beyond the classroom environment. Students will engage in a variety of industry-relevant experiences such as competition and or product innovation, classroom teaching opportunities, and advanced topics research and development. Students will propose, design, create, evaluate, and present a variety of advanced projects involving technology and IT skills based on personal interest. Students may have the opportunity to participate in skills contests, work on projects for outside clients, and/or have an internship. Students will prepare an electronic portfolio and resume to showcase their projects. Consider these courses to further enhance your skills: Video Game Design I, II, III Web Technologies Computer Maintenance Robotics PLTW Engineering Visit Achieve Texas for more information on careers o Computer Science Students Association o Game Design Club o Business Professionals of America o UIL Computer Science o FIRST FTC Robotics