ACC 101 — Financial Accounting I
This course focuses on the relationships between business activities and events and the impact they have on financial statements from a preparer perspective. Students study financial transactions for both service and merchandising businesses and relate the transactions to a company's assets, liabilities, owners' equity, revenues, and expenses. Areas of study include the basic accounting model, the process of the accounting cycle, accounting principles and terminology, financial statement preparation, analytics, and computerized accounting applications.
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- Accounting Certificate
- Administrative Professional Certificate
- Business Administration Career
- Business Administration Career - Administrative Professional Option
- Business Administration Certificate
- Business Administration Transfer
- Computer Information Systems - Transfer Option
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Certificate
- Healthcare
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- Hospitality and Recreation Management - Foodservice Management Option
- Hospitality and Recreation Management - Hospitality Management Option
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