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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 04/26/94 |
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ACC111 19946-99999
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Accounting Principles I |
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Fundamental theory of accounting principles and procedures. Prerequisites: None. |
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MCCCD Official Course Competencies: |
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ACC111 19946-99999 |
Accounting Principles I
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Demonstrate generally accepted accounting principles. (I) |
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Analyze, journalize, and post business transactions using debits and credits. (II) |
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Prepare a simplified balance sheet and income statement. (III) |
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Compare and contrast accrual and cash basis methods of accounting. (IV) |
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Prepare an eight-column worksheet and make required adjusting, closing, and reversing entries to complete the accounting cycle. (V) |
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Describe accounting procedures applicable to a merchandising business. (VI) |
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Use special journals and subsidiary ledgers. (VII) |
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Describe a petty cash system. (VIII) |
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Prepare a bank reconciliation. (VIII) |
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Describe uncollectible accounts receivable transactions. (IX) |
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Explain and use perpetual and periodic inventory systems for a merchandising firm. (X) |
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Describe inventory cost flow methods. (X) |
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Calculate gross pay, deductions, net pay, and record payroll entries. (XI) |
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MCCCD Official Course Outline: |
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ACC111 19946-99999 |
Accounting Principles I
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I. Principles and Concepts of Accounting A. The accounting equation B. Double-entry system C. Cash accounting system D. Accrual accounting system II. Recording Transactions A. Nature of accounts 1. Real 2. Nominal B. Classification of accounts C. Journalizing transactions D. Posting to the ledger III. Financial Statements A. Income statement B. Capital or retained earnings statement C. Balance sheet IV. Revenue and Expense Recognition A. Cash basis accounting B. Accrual basis accounting V. Worksheet and Closing A. Adjusting entries 1. Purpose 2. Procedure B. Closing entries 1. Purpose 2. Procedure C. Reversing entries 1. Purpose 2. Procedures VI. Accounting for a Merchandising Firm A. Documents used for purchase and sales transactions B. Merchandise inventory procedures VII. Special Journals A. Journal content and arrangement B. Delegation of authority C. Subsidiary ledgers VIII. Petty Cash and Bank Reconciliation A. Need, placement, and procedures for cash funds B. Control of cash payments IX. Accounts Receivable A. Estimating uncollectible accounts B. Writing off uncollectible accounts X. Inventories A. Perpetual versus periodic systems B. Cost flow methods XI. Payroll Accounting A. Forms B. Reports |