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BTA3O
 Course
Description
This course provides students with the opportunity to develop
the information technology skills and knowledge required in a
business. Students learn about the information technology work
environment, use industry-standard software, conduct electronic
research, investigate electronic business, and explore occupations
and postsecondary programs that require information technology
skills.
Increasing reliance on computers, telecommunication networks,
and information technologies in society and the workplace makes
it essential for students to become computer literate and to develop
“information literacy” skills. Information literacy
is the ability to access, select, gather, critically evaluate,
create, and communicate information, and to use the information
obtained to solve problems and make decisions. In preparation
for further education, employment, citizenship, and lifelong learning,
students must be capable of deriving meaning from information
by using a wide variety of information literacy skills.
Summative Oral Presentation Dates
Monthly Calendars
All assignments, handouts, and other course information can be
found in the monthly calendars listed below. In most cases, the
due dates for assignments and rubrics are also included.
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November | December | January
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March | April
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