This course is designed to enable students to acquire the knowledge needed to set up a computerized accounting system. Students prepare, record, and post transactions using the appropriate ledgers. Case studies are included to supplement and extend the principles covered in Accounting Studies I. Students perform adjusting and year-end procedures. This course expands on the concepts and principles of Excel and their application in the modern business office operation. Emphasis is placed on the Windows operating system.
Students perform object linking and embedding within a suite of programs.
This course provides students with the principles of designing, creating, updating, sorting and searching a database. Students produce customized reports and forms and extract information based on criteria. This reinforces the principles of managing a relational database in a microcomputer environment. Students create electronic presentations suitable for business. Business planning is emphasized.