Then this course is for you. You will develop the ability to analyze, record, and interpret business transactions on the basis of accepted principles of accounting. Basic accounting theory, the use of journals and ledgers, and the preparation of financial statements are included.
Computerized accounting is introduced.
The second semester provides a base for college-level study in the field of accounting and business administration. The systematic recording and interpretation of business transactions continues. Traditional accounting methods are combined with current applications of technology to insure that students achieve mastery of basic accounting concepts and procedures as well as the ability to perform various computerized accounting activities. Students will integrate ethical considerations and basic values into their decision-making process. Students review basic principles before continuing the study of the adaptation of accounting methods to the needs of specific business types.