ACCOUNTING
I
Elective: Juniors
Length: Two semesters
Offered: Every year
Description:
students learn the basics of keeping financial
records
for personal and business use. The course begins with
proprietorship accounting and advances to partnerships,
merchandising businesses, and corporate accounting.
It includes investments and interest, loans,
depreciation,
taxes, and inventory control. The book introduces the
accounting concepts manually and then applies that
knowledge to automated accounting. This class will
benefit all students and help them make wise
financial
decisions to become better stewards of the resources
God has given us.
Materials: Century 21 Accounting, First Year Course,
textbook and workbook,
South-Western Pub.
Major Projects: Viking Marine Business Simulation for
a merchandising business.
Daily Work: Terms and workbook problems
Tests: Objective and Problem Tests
ACCOUNTING II
Length: One
semester
Offered:
Every Year
Description:
advanced
accounting. The class begins by
reviewing the
automated accounting used in the first year course,
then
builds on this knowledge, moving on to departmentalized
accounting, accounting control systems, general
accounting
adjustments for depreciation and notes, and more
detailed
corporate accounting. It words with more advanced
automated accounting and spreadsheets. This is an
excellent course for those interested in the field
of
business or accounting.
Materials:
Century 21 Accounting, Adv. Course, 6th Ed.,
textbook and workbook, South-Western Pub.
Daily work:
Workbook problems
Tests:
Objective and problem tests
Final Grade:
Total points for all daily and test grades
BUSINESS
LAW
Length: One
semester
Offered:
Every year
Description:
Business law affects each of us on a daily basis and
learning about
our responsibilities and rights as Christian citizens
are one of the
goals of the course. Subjects covered include
criminal justice, civil
justice, contract laws and rights, sales contracts,
credit, investments,
product liability and consumerism. There are several case studies,
and if opportunity allows, a class trip to visit a
local trial involving
a criminal or civil case.
Materials:
Business Law, Second Edition, Houghton Mifflin textbook
Daily Work:
Business Simulation “Court Square Community Bank”,
current legal events, class notes and discussion
Testing:
Chapter tests
Final Grade:
Total points