Business managers need to know the underlying factors behind all business transactions and to learn how to identify, record, classify and interpret transactions. Understand the basic structure of accounting including transaction recording, measuring business income, and the accounting cycle. Utilize accounting information systems using electronic ledger accounts and comparing computerized and manual accounting systems. Make ethical financial judgments from a Christian worldview . Create financial records for a hypothetical company of their choice.
All chapters are to be read prior to each class session.
All assignments are to be turned in on the due dates. Students who have conflicts with the class time due to other college activities must turn in their assignments prior to the scheduled time. All late assignments will be dropped one letter grade. Tests must be taken on the scheduled dates. Students who are unable to take the test on the dates scheduled must arrange to take them before and not after the due date.