1 Advanced Accounting is designed to use microcomputers to automate, analyze, and interpret business applications including payroll, inventory, accounts payable, and accounts receivable. Management of financial records through various business activities, corporate accounting, and general ledger are also included. Business Management gives a general overview of American corporations and the global environments of business in the world. Principles of Organization and Management is outlined in detail. I introduces students to data processing procedures and careers.
Emphasis is placed on electronic data processing systems.
Business applications software will be introduced. COE may be taken concurrently. 1 Programming II is an occupational preparation course. Emphasis is placed on electronic data processing and writing programs for business applications. Hands-On operation of computer equipment is an integral part of the course.