Financial Accounting

9/13/2010

Course Number: ACC100

This course covers accounting terminology; the recording and classifying of financial transactions, including analyzing, journalizing, and positing; the preparation of the trial balance, work sheet and financial statements; a familiarization with handling of adjustments, bad debts, inventory and depreciation; and matters concerning sole proprietorship and partnership. Course objectives: describe content and purposes of balance sheet and income statement; compare the basic characteristics of the accrual basis with the cash basis of accounting; explain the full accounting cycle and prepare all required journals, entries, and adjustments; outline the necessity for and features of internal control; identify the basic assumptions, principles, and modifying conventions of accounting; describe how inflation affects information presented in conventional financial statements; define pa and explain their characteristics. Please note: textbook cost is extra

Course Information

Location:

Online

Current Registrations: 0

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Materials:

$145.00 + taxes and fees

Length of Course:

15 weeks

Credits:

3.00

Cost

Members:

$499.00

Nonmembers:

$599.00