Course Number 512

The course in Accounting II develops within the student basic understandings and appreciation of the business world in which we live and work. The study of Accounting II helps students to understand business functions in our everyday life and what business contributes to our society.

Students are encouraged to keep accurate records of their finances and budget their incomes wisely. The course is designed to help students prepare for employment in the business world or for further study of accounting after high school.

The course reviews sole proprietorship bookkeeping studied in Accounting I, then deals thoroughly with varied and more complex partnership and corporate forms of ownership. Departmental bookkeeping, taxes, and computerized accounting are also incorporated into the Accounting II course.

Text:
South-Western Century 21 Accounting Advanced

Software:
Microsoft Office 2002
Century 21 Automated Accounting