Students gain a working knowledge of the preparation and filing of required accounting documents. Business Offers selected topics of study in business through workshop, seminar, and independent study formats. Offered on demand. I Studies uses and interpretation of fundamental accounting information for economic decision making. Introduces financial accounting theory and the accounting cycle, and reporting of operating, investing, and financing activities in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.
Emphasis is placed on how to plan, compose, and revise effective business letters.
Computerized word processing during in-class examinations is required as well as the use of a computer for assignments. Offered as a telecourse only. Consumerism, social and legislative issues, and marketing research are also covered. I Presents structure of state and federal court systems, pertinent business legislation, Uniform Commercial Code, and obligations arising from tort law. Emphasis on formation, performance, discharge, and interpretation of contracts.