Computerized Accounting Training

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Computerized Accounting Training - New Jersey NJ

CDM Insitute Summer Class Special - New Jersey NJ

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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.

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.

Course #	Course Name	Hours
CA100	Computers and Software Applications	60
AC100	Introduction to Bookkeeping and Computerized Accounting	120
BM100	Fundamentals of Business and Management	60

Course #	Course Name	Hours
CA100	Computers and Software Applications	60
	This course introduces computer literacy and software. It overviews the Windows operating system as well as providing a broad base knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. The word processing segment discusses document creation and editing, printing, text insertion and deletion, justification, indents, tabs and saving documents. The spreadsheet segment explores worksheet setup, formulas, formatting, and printing to evaluation "what if" situations. Typical business applications are provided to demonstrate the operation of the software. Prerequisite: None
AC100	Introduction to Bookkeeping and Computerized Accounting	120
	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. Students learn through realistic accounting simulations and projects utilizing computer accounting software. Prerequisite: None
BM100	Fundamentals of Business and Management	60
	This course explores basic business and management concepts. Starting a business and its structure, organizational setup, business plans, human resources, financial statements, business ethics, insurance, banking concepts are discussed. Class demonstrations and case studies enable the student to obtain real life experience. Prerequisite: None

Program Schedule:
Day School - Monday through Friday from 8:30a.m. to 3:30p.m.-8 weeks
Night School - Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00p.m. to 10:00p.m.-20 weeks

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