ACC 1113 — INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING
Prerequisite: NONE This course is designed to provide the student with the basic accounting knowledge and skills necessary for development and maintenance of a set of books. Students will gain a working knowledge of the accounting cycle; bank reconciliation, payroll accounting, taxes, accounting for service and merchandising concerns, special journals and subsidiary ledgers, adjustments, financial statements, and the closing process. Emphasis will be placed on preparing students for entry -level bookkeeping and accounting clerk positions. Credit: Three semester hours
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- Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Agriculture Information Technology Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Business Technology Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Farm & Ranch Business Technology Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Horticulture Technology Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Medical Office Assistant Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management - Administrative Accounting Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management - Medical Office Administration Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management - Retail Management Option
- Associate of Science in International Studies - Business Option