YES! You will need a notebook for notes and recipes. Your notebooks can be left in class in your sewing boxes.

Our objective is to enhance the learning process of our students and to add-value to their education. Specifically, Notebook will enable our students to become more IT savvy and develop greater mastery in self-learning, the two critical life-skills for future professionals. The trend in industry is towards the use of mobile Notebooks. Your Notebook experience in NgeeAnn will better prepare your to adapt and thrive in a technologically intense work environment.

Over 300,000 secondary students were enrolled in Home Economics Careers and Technology Programs last year. A unique feature of this program is the direct link between the application of science, technology, career, and life management skills that prepare students for careers as well as for managing work and family roles.

No. FAST ROI is designed for use by those of us with little or no finance or economics training. Although anyone can use FAST ROI, even experts find this tool easier to use than setting up their own spreadsheets to do the calculations.

If you are undeclared, you must declare the major before you reach 90 units. If you are declared in another major, you must switch before you reach 135 units. You cannot change or declare a major in the quarter that you file to graduate.

Absolutely! The Economics Department highly recommends that all current or potential majors/minors see an Economics Advisor at least once each academic year. In your meeting with an advisor you will fill out a Major Advising Worksheet which will help guide you through the coursework required for your BA (or minor) in Economics. Your advisor will also alert you to relevant deadlines, schedule changes, program changes, new course offerings, and much more.

Not necessarily. To qualify for the Retail LDP, potential candidates must have completed at least a bachelor's degree in any major. To qualify for the centralized LDP, potential candidates must have completed at least a bachelor's degree in a business-related major.

Home Economics Careers and Technology is the umbrella term for two programs that focus on preparing students with the skills for living and for earning a living. Taught in California middle and senior high schools, as well as the ROCP, career-related subject matter is integrated with academic content to prepare students for post-secondary education, entry-level employment and professional careers.

The MM lab is equipped with computers for each attendee, therefore no additional computer is required. However, it is recommeded that you have notebook computer for working after hours or to use with project information you may have stored on your computer.

You may consider the Notebook Computer Loan Service offered by CSC to borrow a notebook computer with build-in wireless connectivity. Staff who would like to use WLAN service may use their own notebooks or borrow notebooks with WLAN support from their departments. If you are using a notebook computer from any loan pool to access the WLAN, we strongly recommend that you should not use the 'AutoComplete' feature of the browser to auto-login to the WLAN.

No. As long as your Notebook complies with NgeeAnn's minimum specifications, you need not buy another one. You can find more details on the web site: www.np.edu.sg/mel. You can be doing your assignment or accessing web-based lesson materials in classes, between classes, and after classes.

School principals will be advised (by our vendors, via fax) of the date when the returned notebooks will be collected from their school. This date will generally be around the third anniversary of the notebook’s original delivery to the Department. You will also receive a mailed information pack some two months in advance.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking®8 will not load with less than a Pentium III processor (or AMD equivalent) of 500 MHz or above. A Pentium 4 is recommended. Ideally you should have an absolute minimum of 512 MB RAM with 768 MB or 1 GB for preference. Use an approved Sound Card - not an on-board sound chip.

Economics 103 is required for Business Economics majors and Economics/International Area Studies majors. It is not required for Economics majors.

It's your choice; some teachers use a building site license as the primary economics curriculum and use the Student Study Guides as a textbook, while others use the computer-based lessons to supplement their textbooks.

If you remain in the BIS program throughout the entire program and complete the requirements of the degree, you may obtain the notebook from JBU for one dollar. If you drop out of the program, you must return the notebook to JBU.

Yes. The judges will want to look at your project notes and raw data along with your project write up on your display. Plus there is a special award for the most complete project notebook.

Every class in RP is conducted online. Students use their own notebooks everyday in our wireless network to view assignments, submit their work, take online quizzes, complete their assessments and view their grades. To enable all this, every student must own a notebook with the specified hardware requirements. Students also find it increasingly important to interact and communicate using emails and Instant Messenger. These allow them to gain instant access to vital information they need.

There are two specific programs: Consumer and Family Studies and Home Economics Related Occupations. Consumer and Family Studies equips students with essential skills for living through instruction in eight [seven] content areas: child development and guidance; consumer education; family living and parenting education; fashion, textiles and apparel; food and nutrition; housing and furnishings; individual and family health; [and leadership development].

There are a variety of career opportunities related to the career paths in Home Economics Careers and Technology. Many students enter successful and high paying careers in some of California’s major industries like Paramount's Great America, Disneyland, Universal Studios, Hilton Hotels and Bongo Jeans. These same major industries reflect the highest and most rapid projected growth into the new century.

Actually, students do have an organization but it’s not referred to as a club. FHA-HERO is the co-curricular vocational student organization that offers leadership, citizenship and career development opportunities for Home Economics Careers and Technology students.

Each quiz and test is worth 20% of your grade. Classroom projects and labs are worth more than quizzes and tests because of the hands on tasks of each class.

Windows Home Server unleashes the power of your existing home network-it allows you to protect, connect, and organize your photos, movies, music, and more. It lets you remotely access your information and your home computers anytime, anywhere, while easily and securely sharing files with friends and family.

Yes. The first several days, or weeks, depending on your progress, will require you to have somebody assist you with meals etc. at home. We will be having a home health care nurse come to your house the first two weeks that you are at home. Family members or friends can be quite helpful here as well. If it is appropriate, you may go to a rehabilitation facility for the first I - 2 weeks.

Yes. We will have a home health nurse, who will provide some physical therapy, sent to your home for the first two weeks. Following this, you will probably go to a physical therapy facility 2 - 3 times a week to assist in your rehabilitation. This should last approximately 4 - 6 weeks.