The way to ge successful in this course would be:

• Understanding time management - since I allow the assignments to be due at the end of the semester, please do not allow the work to snowball on you. I will encourage students to stay up with the class based on the weekly schedule. The benefit of this is to allow unforeseen problems not to deter you from completing them and putting you under unnecessary stress. I want you to be successful.

• Utilizing your resources - I have helpful videos in Blackboard that will walk you through all the assignments; I will encourage you to review them when trying to complete your OHM assignments.

• Communication - please reach out to me when needed; I'm available during the day by email and on Zoom on Thursday nights.

A study of analyzing, classifying, and recording business transactions in a manual and computerized environment. Emphasis on understanding the complete accounting cycle and preparing financial statements, bank reconciliations, payroll, and budgeting. Preparation of financial statements for both a merchandising and manufacturing company. This course is taught from a users' point of view. It is a survey of both financial and managerial accounting.

I will host Zoom meetings weekly for students to get questions answered; the first meeting is mandatory because I want students to get a feel for the course before we get into the swing of the semester. 

Once the semester gets started, I will host the Thursday night Zoom Office hours from 7 to 8p.

I'm also available during the day via Google Chat; please use your ACC Email account to send me a request to chat.

Textbook: The course uses an OER textbook that you can access from Blackboard.

OHM Assignments - this will be the homework manager website to complete gradable assignments; this will be a cost of $35 plus tax.

Textbook: The course uses an OER textbook that you can access from Blackboard.

OHM Assignments - this will be the homework manager website to complete gradable assignments; this will be a cost of $35 plus tax.

Readings

The course uses an OER textbook that you can access from Blackboard.

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction to Accounting
Chapter 2: Analyzing, Posting, and Adjusting Transactions
Chapter 3: Receivables
Chapter 4: Accounting for a Merchandising Company
Chapter 5: Financial Statements
Chapter 6: Internal Control and Cash
Chapter 7: Long-term Assets
Chapter 8: Liabilities
Chapter 9: Other business entities: Partnerships and Corporations
Chapter 10: The Role of Accounting in the Basic Management Process
Chapter 11: Job Order Costing
Chapter 12: Cost Behavior and CVP Analysis
Chapter 13: Budgeting
Chapter 14: Differential Analysis: Relevant Costs

The course objectives are the overall mastery concepts of the course; here are the following 7 core concepts:

1. Prepare a multiple-step income statement, classified balance sheet and statement of earnings.

2. Analyze and record the effects of common business transactions.

3. Understand Accounting software programs.

4. Understand the different business entities.

5. Apply elements of the conceptual framework to accounting issues.

6. Explain the components of the statement of the Financial Statements.

7. Understanding managerial concepts.