Accounting

Computerized Accounting Program
This course is designed to teach you accounting and bookkeeping principles.  Topics include: accounting terminology, accounts receivable and payable, transaction analysis, general journal and general ledger postings, financial statements, payroll and recording transactions.  Gain comprehensive skills in computerized accounting procedures with QuickBooks and Peachtree.  Prepare yourself for the workforce demands as you become proficient with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Outlook).

Textbooks are included. 
550 hours

Computerized Accounting Systems
This course is designed to teach you accounting and bookkeeping principles.  Topics include: accounting terminology, accounts receivable and payable, transaction analysis, general journal and general ledger postings, financial statements, payroll and recording transactions.  Gain comprehensive skills in computerized accounting procedures with QuickBooks and Peachtree.

Textbooks are included. 
275 hours

Fundamentals of Accounting
This basic accounting/bookkeeping program prepares participants for entry level accounting support positions.  Students review accounting terminology including T-accounts, trial balances, general journal and general ledger postings.  Students are introduced to chart of accounts, account reconciliations, worksheet and financial statements, and will generate postings, reconcile subsidiary ledgers and review banking procedures.  Students develop an understanding of the basic accounting cycle: from source documents and transaction analysis through financial statement preparation and the closing trial balance for a sole proprietorship.

Textbook required, available at College bookstore.
15 hours

Payroll & Merchandising

Students learn the various payroll procedures, which includes paying employees, preparing payroll records, maintaining employee records, and recording the payroll and the payroll taxes required of employees and employers. Students become familiar with the government regulations - both federal and state - for withholdings, dates when payments must be made, and forms that must be submitted with payments. Students learn about the dollowing merchanding accounting procedures: depreciation of plant assets, uncollectible accounts receivable, inventories, and notes payable and receivable. Also, student become familiar with financial statements needed for merchandising procedures. 

Textbook required, available at College bookstore.
9 hours

QuickBooks Application

Students are taught to effectively use one of the more popular financial information systems. Students will learn to:

• Create a company
• Post transactions and information
• Generate accounting reports
• Manage accounts receivable and payable
• Reconcile accounts
• Maintain payroll information and process checks
• Prepare and analyze financial reports

Textbook required, available at College bookstore.
20 hours

Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic accounting principles