A further study of the concepts and principles of accounting. This course continues many of the topics introduced during the first year of college accounting. Strongly recommended for those planning to major in business in college. Prerequisite: Accounting 163 OR...
This accelerated course is for the serious student who is interested in establishing a strong business foundation for college. The student will master generally accepted accounting principles, examine different types of businesses, explore business careers with...
Adapted Physical Education is designed instruction that will appropriately modify physical activities to meet the unique needs, challenges, abilities and disabilities of the individual students enrolled. Prerequisite: Permission from the Instructional Supervisor...
This intermediate course covers acting skills including relaxation and concentration, creation of characters, play-reading, blocking, and scene production. Students participate in theater games and exercises, improvisation, and performances of both monologues/audition...
Advanced level ceramics classes designed for students to develop skills in idea development, planning and reflective critiquing leading to well-made meaningful artwork. Students develop proficiency in clay use, surface applications, wheel-throwing techniques, and kiln...
Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms is a year long course that continues and extends the work that was started in the prior year course, AP Computer Science A. ADSA focuses on fundamental algorithms and dynamic data structures, including linear lists, stacks,...
This course is the second in sequence and will teach the development of drawing styles. Students will gain technical drawing skills in the areas of figure drawing, design, and still-life. Prerequisite: Beginning Drawing...
As the capstone horticulture course, this laboratory course includes topics in botany, landscape design, greenhouse operation, floriculture, and plant identification. Students are expected to complete independent projects and accept responsibility for managing a...
Editors of the school newspaper and editors of the school yearbook are eligible to enroll in this advanced journalism and leadership course in which students are expected to demonstrate expertise in a variety of journalistic disciplines including reporting, writing,...
This course is designed specifically for the academically gifted music student. Its content is a continuation of Music Theory and Composition 283 with a focus on arranging, orchestrating, and composing. Prerequisite: AP Music Theory and Composition 283 OR Permission...
This course will teach advanced painting skills and idea development. Opportunities will be provided for students to develop their own styles, exhibit their work and develop a portfolio. Prerequisite: Painting...
This course covers various elementary functions, rational and polynomial functions, trigonometry, and exponential and logarithmic functions. Additional topics include polar equations, vectors, parametric equations, probability, statistics, and sequences & series....
This is an advanced course in radio theory and production. Students in this course are expected to be conversant with the terminology of broadcast production, evaluation, and performance. In their assigned roles in specific station departments, students have...
Your safety depends on your ability to avoid, diffuse or control any verbal or physical confrontation. This course will progress students through the importance of awareness, physiological and psychological responses, fear management and being a tough target all the...
Students enrolled in Advanced Television and Film Production class produce all of the programming seen on Glenbrook South Television (GBS-TV), the school’s cable channel, which reaches over 11,000 families in the Glenview area. This class provides numerous...
This course consists of learning individual and team-related activities, i.e., team building, trust activities, fire building, outdoor cooking, knot tying, rope work, climbing, rappelling, kayaking, and introduction to challenge course. A strong emphasis is placed on...
This course builds upon the skills developed in Adventure Ed I, with emphasis on continued growth. The activities include advanced climbing and rappelling techniques, in depth work on the challenge course, team building skills, kayaking, personal challenge and...
This instructional course is designed to develop student’s knowledge of algebraic concepts and skills. Topics may include operations with integers, simplifying expressions, factoring, solving single and multi-step equations, absolute value, and inequalities....
This course covers linear and quadratic relations,systems of equations, properties of functions,powers and roots,exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometry, polynomials, sequences & series, and basic probability & statistics. Prerequisite: Geometry...
This course addresses modeling, including extensive work with linear, quadratic, cubic, exponential, and sinusoidal functions. Equations, inequalities, and systems are addressed. Students learn right triangle trigonometry and trigonometric functions. The course also...
