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Program Description: This program consists of three courses that give the student basic accounting theory, popular business applications and business theory. Students perform the entire bookkeeping process through the use of sole proprietorship and corporate simulations. The student will work with IBM PC compatible computers using applications in accounting. A Microsoft Office applications course is included to enhance computer skills. This program is designed to update the skills of the mature student.
Program Objective: To train the student to understand basic accounting principles and bookkeeping procedures utilizing both manual and computerized accounting systems. Graduates will be able to obtain employment as a bookkeeper, AR Clerk or AP Clerk. For a shorter, single "Introduction to Bookkeeping and Accounting" course click here.
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Course #
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Course Name
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Hours
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MSW01
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Microsoft Word
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24
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MSE01
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Microsoft Excel
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36
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AC100
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Computerized Accounting Technology
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60
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QB100
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QuickBooks
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30
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PT100
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Peachtree
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30
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AC200
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Advanced Bookkeeping
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60
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Course #
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Course Name
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Hours
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MSW01
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Microsoft Word
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24
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MS Word is the most popular word processing product in the marketplace today. In the Intermediate and Advance portions of the module, students learn additional tools available in Word, become skilled in techniques which allow them to work smarter, faster and more productive, and learn to customize the application for their own environment.
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MSE01
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Microsoft Excel
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36
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Excel, the most widely used spreadsheet application in the general marketplace, is covered in three modules. Introduction and Intermediate provide a comprehensive introduction to the most frequently used features and functionality of Excel. Advanced covers the most advanced techniques that enable the student to exploit the full potential of the application and explore the initial steps of Windows application development.
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AC100
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Computerized Accounting Technology
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60
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In this course the student is prepared to perform the bookkeeping and accounting functions commonly found in a small to medium size business. Topics include; double entry accounting, account setup, analyzing and recording transactions, special journals, accounts receivable and accounts payable, cash disbursements and cash receipts.
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QB100
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QuickBooks
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30
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This course introduces the student to one of the most widely used bookkeeping software packages, Intuit’s QuickBooks. The QuickBooks training curriculum concentrates on the use of the software to cover standard bookkeeping principles and methodologies.
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PT100
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Peachtree
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30
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Another widely used software application; The Peachtree training program focuses on covering standard bookkeeping principles and methodologies. The topics include setting up company accounts, accounts payable, accounts receivable, inventory, time and billing, and more.
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AC200
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Advanced Bookkeeping
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60
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This course expands to advanced bookkeeping topics. Through class demonstrations and practical applications students are given the opportunity to apply the skills that they have learned.
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Program Schedule:
Day School - Monday through Friday from 9:00a.m. to 3:00p.m.-8 weeks
Night School - Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6:00p.m. to 10:00p.m.-20 weeks
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