Applied Digital Skills
Introduces students to a variety of digital tools and skills used in a professional environment. Primarily covers Microsoft Office and Google Suite, focusing on practical applications for the home, college, and corporate settings. Students will develop speed and accuracy with typing. Embedded in the course is the development of communication etiquette, work ethic, professional skills, digital citizenship, and a Christ-centered approach to professionalism.
Graphic Design
Explores elements and principles of design and their effective application in graphic arts. Familiarizes students with the computer as a design tool. Utilizes Adobe InDesign, Illustrator and PhotoShop. Includes taking design projects from initial brainstorming to a finished design piece.
- For grades 10-12
Dual Credit
Courses that satisfy BJA requirements
- TEC 101 Digital Literacy (co-requirement: Tec 191 Digital Literacy Lecture)
- TEC 201 Digital Literacy with Introductory Programming (co-requirement: Tec 291 Digital Literacy with Introductory Programming Lecture)
- CpS 109 Introduction to Computer Programming (not applicable toward a computer science major or minor; Prerequisite: Math ACT 20+, SAT 550+, Ma 090 or Ma 10)
- CpS 110 Object-Oriented Programming I (co-requirement: CpS 191 – Object-Oriented Programming I Lab; prerequisite: CpS 109 or ACT Math 26+; for Juniors lacking an ACT score, see the academic office to request placement)
- CpS 209 Object-Oriented Programming II (co-requirement: CpS 293 Object-Oriented Programming II Lab; prerequisite: CpS 110 or placement test)