NEW SY26- Quickbooks Certified User is an option to pilot. 

Introduction to the Course

The world of accounting is diverse and ever-changing, due in large part to dramatic shifts in the business world: greater specialization, technological innovation, regulation, globalization, mergers, and outsourcing. Depending on the organization, accountants may be responsible for payroll, accounts receivable and payable, financial reporting, financial analysis, corporate accounting, compliance, and many other financial tasks. Regardless of their department or position, though, accountants’ jobs relate in some way to making strategic decisions to report, obtain, save, protect, and grow the financial assets of businesses. As a result, all accounting professionals must have strong computational, analytical, and interpersonal skills.

To that end, the Advanced Accounting course builds on and furthers students’ skills and knowledge of accounting. It expands students’ understanding of financial accounting, payroll, and accounts receivable and payable as well as introduces them to more advanced topics including managerial accounting, corporate accounting and capital investing. 

Schoology Blueprint Instructions:

• 1. Courses > See All Courses > Join a Course, and enter the Access Code:  RRFH-VZPH-6C6C5 

  2. Email the CTE Team to be added as an Admin to the course. (korbin.shoemaker@fcps.org)  

Advanced Accounting Complete Guide

Advanced Accounting Scope & Sequence

Advanced Accounting Course Syllabus

 Advanced Accounting Digital Tools

Emergency Sub Plans:

1. Exploring Financial Statements

2.  Pros and Cons of Accounting Careers 

3. Full Disclosure Accounting Activity 

Lesson Plans for Black/African American History Month 

 Goals

• The broad goals of the Advanced Accounting course are to accomplish the following:

• Reinforce academic skills in such areas as communication, reading, and writing

• Encourage creative thought, problem solving, and decision making

• Enable students to understand and appreciate the significance of accounting, finance, and financial management to business organizations 

• Stimulate student interest in careers in accounting and finance

• Increase student awareness of the increasingly complex business world

• Assist students in developing appropriate attitudes about business

• Encourage the use of technology in classroom projects

• Facilitate student understanding of key accounting and financial concepts

• Assist students with enhancing their teamwork skills

• Stimulate reflection on processes, performance, and outcomes