This course has been developed to provide the student with a basic understanding of the calculations in payroll, the payroll records that are kept, and the laws pertaining to tax filing for payroll. This is a beginning course that involves computation and recording of payroll entries.

The first introductory accounting course for the student who wishes to pursue a career in the field of business. The student will become familiar with the role of the accountant and manager in service and merchandising businesses. The course will include the recording and reporting of business transactions and the measuring, planning, and controlling of business income, assets, and equities. Major emphasis will be placed on the sole proprietorship form of business organization.

A second semester course in accounting principles and concepts for the accounting or managerial student. The student will investigate the role of the accountant in partnerships and corporations, with emphasis on financial and cost-accounting concepts as well as branches and departments, and owner's equity.

This accounting course will provide the student with an understanding of QuickBooks accounting. The student will recieve instruction and experience with QuickBooks software through a smiluated business scenario. Accounting principles and logical problem solving will be utilized. Instruction will include how to set up a business, maintain and use the software and generate financial reports.

An introductory tax course with emphasis placed on tax return preparation for individuals. Multiple forms will be used. Tax laws involved in tax return preparation and tax theory will be emphasized.

An introductory tax course with emphasis placed on tax return preparation for small businesses. Accounting for taxable revenues and tax deductible expenses will be emphasized.

A course which presents the basic skills of financial statement analysis for the prospective bank lender/credit analyst. This includes how financial data is generated; techniques for analyzing the flow of a business' funds; methods for selecting and interpreting financial ratios; and the analytical tools for predicting and testing assumptions about a firm's future performance.

This course is an introductory tax course with emphasis placed on tax return preparation for businesses and individuals. Students will investigate laws involved in tax accounting with secondary emphasis on tax theory.

A financial accounting course for both the accounting and management major. Balance sheet accounts are scrutinized in this class with emphasis placed on generally accepted accounting principles.

A basic course in the theories and practices underlying the development of cost information for financial control and decision making. As manufacturing, service, and distribution establishments strive to enhance their profits and reduce consumer prices, the study and control of costs become increasingly important. The student will gain an understanding of techniques used to control cost for profit by management. This is an excellent course for the aspiring business administration and accounting major because it will give insight into the areas of profit and loss control.