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2011-2012 NORTHERN LIGHTS (ITV)
NETWORK
ACCOUNTING
I
Course
Type: Elective
Credit: 1
Course
Length: Year
Prerequisite:
Description:
This course will introduce basic
accounting concepts, principles and procedures. Four accounting cycles are covered. 1) Service business. 2) Automated cycle
organized as a proprietorship with multi-column journal applications. 3)
Merchandising business organized as a partnership with expanded journal
applications. 4) Merchandise business organized as a corporation with special
journal applications.
ENGLISH
101
Course
Type: English
Credit: .5
Course
Length: Semester
Prerequisite: An appropriate
score on UW placement test.
Description:
MTTH
A writing course that focuses on the basic techniques of composition,
on the composing process with attention to drafts and revisions and on
coherence and organization of student essays.
ENGLISH
102
Course
Type: English
Credit: .5
Course
Length: Semester
Prerequisite: English 101 or exemption through
sufficiently high placement test score.
Description:
MTTH
A rhetoric course that focuses on writing which presents information,
ideas, and arguments, with attention to the essay and techniques of
documentation. Emphasis will be on
academic writing which is applicable across the curriculum.
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FRENCH
II
Course
Type: Foreign
Language
Credit: 1
Course
Length: Year
Long
Prerequisite: French I
Description:
An advance study of the French
language. Students considering post
secondary education are recommended to take this course as two years of
foreign language are required at many universities.
MYSTERIOUS
UNIVERSE
Course
Type: Science
Credit: .5
Course
Length: Semester
Prerequisite: (Juniors and
Seniors only)
Description:
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A view of the world using modern
physical thought. We will cover,
among other things: the size,
scope and scientific origin of the universe, the ultimate nature of
matter; modern ideas of space, time and energy; the possibilities of
extra terrestrial life; and the values and limitations of science. This course will not require an
extensive background in math or physics, but will be conceptually
challenging. Open to juniors and
seniors only due to the physical science knowledge necessary to
understand many of the concepts.
SIGN
LANGUAGE I
Course
Type:
Credit:
Course
Length:
Prerequisite:
Description:
Participants will learn the
manual alphabet, signed numbers, sign vocabulary, and develop receptive
and expressive skills in American Sign Language (ASL). Students will interact with a variety
of people, assistive devices and
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SIGN
LANGUAGE
Course
Type: Elective
Credit: 1
Course
Length: Year
Long
Prerequisite:
Description:
Participants will learn the manual
alphabet, signed numbers, sign vocabulary, and develop receptive and expressive
skills in American Sign Language (ASL).
Students will interact with a variety of people, assistive devices and
an animal from the Deaf Culture.
Issues pertinent in the deaf culture will be researched and
discussed. Students will perform in
ASL at various school functions. Upon
completion of the course, students will be able to communicate effectively in
basic signed conversations and be familiar with the values of the Deaf
Community. NCAA approved at
origination site.
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WORLD
WAR II
Course
Type: Social
Studies
Credit: .5
Course
Length: Semester
Pre-requisite: Juniors
and Seniors only. Juniors must get
instructor approval
Description:
First quarter, the war in the Atlantic will be
featured. Second quarter, the war in
the Pacific will be covered. We will
do in depth studies on many major battles and their importance to the war as
well as in depth studies on military leaders and their decisions. The class will be taught through
Power-Point presentations and thought movies, some of which will be very
graphic. Primary grading will be
through tests, quizzes, and maps.
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