Overview of Courses

Local school divisions may decide to adjust the curriculum framework to enhance local requirements. They may adopt alternate course titles, additional (multiple) periods, longer time frames, and additional prerequisites. Other ways to modify the framework for successful program operation include choosing sequences of course offerings and assigning grade levels that meet local needs. If desired, local school divisions may add locally developed competencies and measures of achievement to the framework.

Access the CTE Administrative Planning Guide to review complete information for the Business and Information Technology Program, such as approved course sequence options and industry certification requirements.

Foundation: Elementary Level
Courses	Course Code	CIP Code	Suggested Grade Level	No. Weeks	Suggested Maximum Class Size	Class Periods	Credits
Keyboarding Instructional Units	N/A	N/A	K-5	20 Hrs. Maximum	N/A	Daily, Length to be Determined Locally	Credits
Foundation
Keyboarding (Middle)	BUS6150	52.0408	6-8	6,9,12,18	25	1	---
Career Pathways		52.9999	6-12	Loc. Det.	25	1	½, 1
Phase 1	CCN9070
Phase 2	CCN9071
Phase 3	CCN9072
Phase 4	CCN9073
Computer Solutions	BUS6609	52.1299	7-8	6,9,12,18	25	1	---
Computer Solutions	BUS6610	52.1299	7-8	36	25	1	---
Make It Your Business*	BUS6110	52.0701	6-9	6,9,12	25	1	---
Make It Your Business*	BUS6111	52.0701	6-9	18	25	1	0,0,0,½
*Note: These courses are developed jointly by Business and Marketing educators and carry both Business and Marketing endorsements.
Cooperative Office Education (COE): All occupational courses and special program courses listed for the Business Program are eligible for the cooperative education method of instruction. Local school divisions should identify which of the occupational courses they designate as COE.
Occupational All occupational courses listed are available to all students to complement their academic and/or career and technical preparation program.
Courses	Course Code	CIP Code	Suggested Grade Level	No. Weeks	Suggested Maximum Class Size	Class Periods	Credits
Accounting	BUS6320	52.0302	10-12	36	25	1	1
Advanced Accounting	BUS6321	52.0302	11-12	36	25	1	1
Business Law	BUS6131	52.0202	11-12	36	25	1	1
Business Law	BUS6132	52.0202	11-12	18	25	1	½
Business Management	BUS6135	52.0201	11-12	36	25	1	1
Business Management	BUS6136	52.0201	11-12	18	25	1	½
Computer Applications	BUS6611	52.1299	7-10	36	25	1	1
Computer Applications	BUS6617	52.1299	7-10	18	25	1	½
Computer Information Systems	BUS6612	52.1201	10-12	36	20	1	1
Computer Information Systems	BUS6614	52.1201	10-12	18	20	1	½
Adv. Computer Information Systems	BUS6613	52.1201	11-12	36	20	1	1
Adv. Computer Information Systems	BUS6615	52.1201	11-12	18	20	1	½
Computer Network Software Operations	BUS6650	52.1201	11-12	36	20	1	1
Adv. Computer Network Software Operations	BUS6651	52.1201	12	36	20	1	1
Database Design and Management (Oracle)	BUS6660	11.0401	10-12	36	20	1	1
Adv. Database Design and Management (Oracle)	BUS6661	11.0401	10-12	36	20	1	1
Design, Multimedia, and Web Technologies (Formerly Desktop/Multi-media Pres.)	BUS6630	52.0407	11-12	36	20	1	1
Design, Multimedia, and Web Technologies(Formerly Desktop/Multi-media Pres.)	BUS6632	52.0407	11-12	18	20	1	½
Adv. Design, Multimedia, and Web Technologies (Formerly Desktop/Multi-media Pres.)	BUS6631	48.0212	11-12	36	20	1	1
Adv. Design, Multimedia, and Web Technologies (Formerly Desktop/Multi-media Pres.)	BUS6633	48.0212	11-12	18	20	1	½
Digital Input Technologies	BUS6160	52.0408	7,8.9	18	25	1	0,0,½
Digital Input Technologies	BUS6161	52.0408	7,8,9	36	25	1	0,0,1
Finance	BUS6120	52.0899	11-12	36	25	1	1
Finance	BUS6121	52.0899	11-12	18	25	1	½
Information Technology Fundamentals	BUS6670	11.0401	9-10	36	25	1	1
Keyboarding (Secondary)	BUS6151	52.0408	9-12	18	25	1	½
Keyboarding Applications	BUS6152	52.0408	9-12	36	25	1	1
Keyboarding Applications	BUS6153	52.0408	9-12	18	25	1	½
Legal Systems Administration	BUS6735	52.0403	11-12	36	20	1 or 2	1 to 2
Legal Systems Administration	BUS6736	52.0403	11-12	18	20	1 or 2	½ to 1
Medical Systems Administration	BUS6730	52.0404	11-12	36	20	1 or 2	1 to 2
Medical Systems Administration	BUS6731	52.0404	11-12	18	20	1 or 2	½ to 1
Notetaking	BUS6241	52.0401	9-12	36	25	1	1
Notetaking	BUS6242	52.0401	9-12	18	25	1	½
Office Administration	BUS6621	52.0401	10-12	36	25	1	1
Office Administration	BUS6622	52.0401	10-12	18	25	1	½
Principles of Business and Marketing*	BUS6115	52.0101	9-10	36	25	1	1
Principles of Business and Marketing*	BUS6116	52.0101	9-10	18	25	1	½
Programming	BUS6640	51.1201	10-12	36	20	1	1
Advanced Programming	BUS6641	51.1201	11-12	36	20	1	1
Word Processing	BUS6625	52.0407	9-12	36	20	1	1
Word Processing	BUS6626	52.0407	9-12	18	20	1	½
Special Programs
Courses	Course Code	CIP Code	Suggested Grade Level	No. Weeks	Required Maximum Class Size	Class Periods	Credits
Business Individualized Program (for special needs students)	6745	52.0408	9-12	36	10	1 or 2	1 or 2
Office Specialist I (disadvantaged)	6740	52.0408	9-12	36	15	1 or 2	1 or 2
Office Specialist II (disadvantaged)	6741	52.0408	10-12	36	15	1 or 2	1 or 2
Office Specialist III (disadvantaged)	6742	52.0408	11-12	36	15	1 or 2	1 or 2
International Baccalaureate Courses for Business and Information Technology: Business Management (Code locally as IB6135 and on CTERS as BUS6135) Information Technology in a Global Society (Code locally as IB6613 and on CTERS as BUS6613) Dual Enrollment with Postsecondary Institutions: Business and Information Technology Dual Enrollment (BUS6810)
Note: There are additional courses that are acceptable, but they were not recommended as part of the revised business curriculum. Local school divisions may work with the program specialist at the Department of Education to determine if additional course codes may be used in reporting class enrollments. In those situations, local school divisions will need to develop their own competency-based curriculum, have it validated by the local advisory committee, and document student achievement.

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