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The Accounting Program is designed to provide technical administrative support to professional accountants and other financial management personnel. Students learn to use generally accepted accounting principles in manual and computerized formats to complete the steps of the accounting cycle for various forms of business ownership; verify and enter details of transactions from source documents into journals; post transactions to accounts; summarize details of separate ledgers by transferring data to general ledgers; balance records and compile various financial statements and reports; prepare withholding, social security, and other tax reports; compute, type, and mail monthly statements to customers; complete records through the prior balance; and operate calculators, computers, and spreadsheet and accounting application software. Students also receive instruction in business ethics, business law, economics, office procedures and public relations. Students are provided experiences and instruction needed to satisfy initial employment requirements for accounting, computing and data capturing occupations. Those completing the program may be employed as accounting clerks, credit clerks, payroll clerks, statistical clerks, general bookkeepers, bank clerks/tellers, auditing clerks, billing machine operators and inventory clerks.
The Accounting Program is designed to provide technical administrative support to professional accountants and other financial management personnel. Students learn to use generally accepted accounting principles in manual and computerized formats to complete the steps of the accounting cycle for various forms of business ownership; verify and enter details of transactions from source documents into journals; post transactions to accounts; summarize details of separate ledgers by transferring data to general ledgers; balance records and compile various financial statements and reports; prepare withholding, social security, and other tax reports; compute, type, and mail monthly statements to customers; complete records through the prior balance; and operate calculators, computers, and spreadsheet and accounting application software. Students also receive instruction in business ethics, business law, economics, office procedures and public relations. Students are provided experiences and instruction needed to satisfy initial employment requirements for accounting, computing and data capturing occupations. Those completing the program may be employed as accounting clerks, credit clerks, payroll clerks, statistical clerks, general bookkeepers, bank clerks/tellers, auditing clerks, billing machine operators and inventory clerks.
PROGRAM COURSES
PROGRAM COURSES
ACCOUNTING LAB I-III
ACCOUNTING LAB I-III
Accounting Lab students study and learn the accounting cycle., which covers analyzing transactions, journalizing, posting, petty cash, financial statements, and adjusting and closing entries. This lab help students to understand the process of analyzing a business opportunity, determining feasibility of an idea utilizing research, developing a plan to organize and promote the business and its products/services, and to understand the capital required, the return on investment desired, and the potential for profit.
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