NAME:
Mr. Belles
SCHOOL:
Wyoming Area Secondary Center
CLASS:
10th, 11th, and 12th
SCHOOL PHONE:
655-2836 ext.2271
Wilkes University - B.S. Business Education
Wilkes University - M.B.A. Accounting and Finance
University of Scranton - Mathematics Certification
Bloomsburg University - Data Processing and Office Technology Certification
King's College - Real Estate courses
Rutgers University - Stonier Graduate School of Banking
Ohio State University - National School of Real Estate Finance
Advisor - Wyoming Area National Honor Society
Multimedia Applications
This course will enable the Wyoming Area student the opportunity to meet the
technological advances in their educational and career choices. Students
will be introduced to the different types of hardware and software needed to
produce multimedia presentations. Office Premium, which includes Word,
PowerPoint, and Excel software, and which is the industry standard, will be
introduced. Extending Internet searching skills will be further explored
and practiced. Desktop publishing utilizing the industry standard software
package Publisher will be implemented to design flyers, signs and
newsletters. Visual Basic programming will be applied to enable the
students an opportunity to experience computer-programming concepts, which
include writing debugging, and executing their own programs.
Accounting I
This course provides the student with a thorough introduction to the basic
principles of Accounting. The course will provide a foundation for the
student whose career interest is to pursue a college degree in Accounting
and/or a related business field. Accounting I will provide a foundation of
accounting concepts and principles helpful to perspective business majors.
For students interested in gaining a greater knowledge of accounting
concepts and principles, continued study in Accounting II is suggested.
Business Law
Business Law gives an overview of the constitution of the United States,
discusses laws concerning minors, families, consumers, and explains both
criminal and civil court procedures. Study continues with contract law,
personal and real property, landlord tenant relationships and insurance.
Cases and examples pertinent to each subject will be accessed via newspaper,
magazines and the Internet. Computer technology will play an important part
throughout the course as students research various cases via the Internet
both in school and at home.
