BUS 146 — Financial Accounting
An introduction to financial accounting as used in the decision-making process with a focus on the external user of accounting information as related to operating, investing, and financing activities. Topics include: the accounting processes and systems, classified financial statements, concepts and practices relating to current and long-term assets, inventories, current and long-term liabilities, equity, cash flows, and other current topics. Computer applications may be part of this course.
Part of
- Accounting AS
- Accounting AS (ACOS) - Saratoga Branch Campus
- Agricultural Business AAS
- Business Administration AS
- Business Administration AS (BADS) - Saratoga Branch Campus
- Entrepreneurship and Business Management Certificate
- Hospitality Certificate
- Hospitality Management AAS
- Journeyworker - Technical Trades Management AOS
- Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship AAS
- Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship AAS (BMES) - Saratoga Branch Campus