Accounting I

A first-year accounting class will give you a thorough background in the basic accounting procedures used to operate a business. Areas covered include starting a business, journalizing transactions into debit and credit parts, completing end-of-fiscal-period work for business, preparing payroll, and working with checking accounts and other cash control systems. The accounting procedures presented could serve as a background for employment in office jobs and preparation for studying business courses in college. If a student choose other directions, this clas can be very helpful in personal record keeping as well.

Expected outcomes:

1. Know accounting as it relates to careers.

2. Know accounting terminology.

3. Understand basic accounting concepts, principles, and practices.

4. Apply accounting procedures.

5. Develop good work habits, teamwork skills, and lifelong learning skills.