Accounting

ACCOUNTING 102 PRACTICAL ACCOUNTING II Fall 2002 Bellevue Community College

INSTRUCTOR:

Ruth Mazzoni Office: Office Phone: Business Division Phone: Mailbox E-mail Address: Office Hours:

A242I 425-564-2836 425-564-2311 A242 rmazzoni@bcc.ctc.edu 8:30am: M-W-Th 12:30pm: Tuesday

. TEXT:

College Accounting, 7th Edition Working Papers with Study Guide 15-27 By McQuaig/Bille (Houghton Mifflin) Successful completion of ACCT 101 One 3.5-inch Floppy or ZIP disk

PREREQUISITE: MATERIALS: COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Practical Accounting II is the study of fundamental accounting theory and practice, which includes an introduction to accounting and the decision-making process. Specialized accounting procedures for merchandising businesses, partnerships, and corporations will be studied; some computerized accounting will be introduced; financial statements will be studied. Performance Objectives: Upon completion of the course, you are expected to have the ability to: • • • • • • • Read, write, define, understand, and use accounting terminology. Demonstrate an understanding of basic accounting terminology and concepts for a sole proprietorship, partnership, or a corporation. Demonstrate accounting and recording procedures for a sole proprietorship, partnership or a corporation. Problem solve by completing a comprehensive practice set. Prepare assigned problems using Excel spreadsheet software or Integrated Accounting software. Cooperate with others and be able to work in groups. Learn accounting and computer skills while performing service for others in your school or community.

Acct 102 Syllabus

Fall 2002

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Please note that this syllabus is a plan for the quarter and is subject to change at any time. J

COURSE EVALUATION

JATTENDANCE This class meets for 5 lecture/discussion hours per week. Regular classroom attendance is expected. Written assignments, quizzes, and tests are to be completed according to the schedule and leave no room for...