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Computer Technology
The technology courses at Martin Luther High School are designed to help students gain computer skills they will need to succeed in the business word and post-secondary education when they leave MLHS. The courses will improve the students’ communication, logic, and decision-making skills. Some course work will give students the opportunity to experience self-discipline and creativity in completing larger projects.
The students will:
1. Develop technology skills that will be necessary for employment.
2. Develop skills for advanced study of technology.
3. Develop an attitude of self-discipline and self-motivation that will help them to see a project through to completion.
4. Grow in knowledge and skill that will better prepare them for the challenges they will face in their future occupations and everyday lives.
The goals in technology will be achieved through:
1. Requiring basic coursework of all students in computers because computers have become part of everyday life.
2. Knowledge of basic computer uses: word processing, using spreadsheets, creating presentations, and understanding databases.
3. The opportunity to study programming in order to prepare for college level computer science and computer careers.
4. Learning to use technology appropriately as a Christian.
The students will:
1. Develop technology skills that will be necessary for employment.
2. Develop skills for advanced study of technology.
3. Develop an attitude of self-discipline and self-motivation that will help them to see a project through to completion.
4. Grow in knowledge and skill that will better prepare them for the challenges they will face in their future occupations and everyday lives.
The goals in technology will be achieved through:
1. Requiring basic coursework of all students in computers because computers have become part of everyday life.
2. Knowledge of basic computer uses: word processing, using spreadsheets, creating presentations, and understanding databases.
3. The opportunity to study programming in order to prepare for college level computer science and computer careers.
4. Learning to use technology appropriately as a Christian.