for all businesses. You will be introduced to theory and practice of basic concepts in accounting
and bookkeeping. This hands-on program introduces participants to documents and journals
required to establish a computerized set of accounts for a small business. Individuals who are
interested in starting on this career path, small or home based business owners, and others with
little to no experience will benefit. Complete the Fundamentals of Accounting/Bookkeeping I and
II and QuickBooks to earn the certificate of completion or modules can be taken alone.
and credits, classify items as assets, liabilities, equity, revenue/sales and expenditures. Use
practice scenarios and complete basic procedures such as journalizing entries and posting
transactions to a general ledger. Explore the bookkeeping and accounting cycle, cash systems,
creating and understanding financial reports. Learn to create a Trial Balance and Post-Closing
Trial Balance, understand an Income Statement and Balance Sheet as well as adjusting entries
and bank statement reconciliation. Topics Include: understanding accounts; debits and credits;
analyzing transactions; journaling; general ledger; closing/adjusting entries; post-closing trial
balance; financial reporting (30 hours) $549
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financial software application to what you have learned in Accounting and Bookkeeping
Fundamentals. This QuickBooks's course will provide a hands-on experience performing the most
common business transactions. The objective is to give students a basic familiarity with the
operation of QuickBooks and an overview of the accounting process as it relates to QuickBooks in
a small business environment. This course requires completion of Accounting and Bookkeeping
Fundamentals I or previous accounting/bookkeeping knowledge. Topics: Getting Started; The
sales process; Banking and other Transactions; Vendors and Managing Expenses; Bank
Reconciliation and Reports. Bring a flash drive to class. (15 hours) $199
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T = Tuesday
R = Thursday
S = Saturday
BH = Bedford House
CC = Campus Center
fC = facilities Building
HH = Henderson Hall
NA = North Academic
SA = South Academic
TH = Trustees' House
Ld = derby Building
Lf = federal Building
LH = Howe Building
LP = Pollard Building
LT = Talbot Building