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ACCOUNTING
10 |
Prerequisite:
None
ISBN
0-538-43524-0 |
Instructor
- Mr. M. Lysak
Description:
This course introduces students to the skills required
to keep accurate business records. The areas covered include
journalizing, business transactions from source documents,
handling ledger accounts, preparing worksheets and financial
statements and making/adjusting closing entries.
Required Textbook: Century 21 Accounting Multicolumn
Journal 1st Year Course, 7th Edition by Ross, Gilbertson,
Lehman & Hanson. ISBN 0-538-43524-0 Thomson Nelson Publishing.
To purchase, contact Thomson Nelson Publishing or an online bookstore such as Amazon
Additional Requirements:
E-Mail - that handles attachments (preferably not Hotmail)
Current Browser - Java enabled
Internet Access
Word Processor & Spreadsheet Software
{Preferred Software - Microsoft Office}
{Secondary Software - OpenOffice or Microsoft Works} |
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ACCOUNTING
20
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Prerequisite:
Accounting 10
ISBN
0-538-43524-0
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Instructor
- Ms. T. Klein, Mr. M. Lysak
Description:This
course is an expansion of Accounting 10. Topics include
merchandise accounting, specialized journals and subsidiary
ledgers, making basic adjustments in asset and liability
accounts, developing worksheet and financial statements,
payroll, depreciation, handling of bad debts and sales
tax.
Required Textbook: Century 21 Accounting Multicolumn
Journal 1st Year Course, 7th Edition by Ross, Gilbertson,
Lehman & Hanson. ISBN 0-538-43524-0 Thomson Nelson Publishing.
To purchase, contact Thomson Nelson Publishing or an online bookstore such as Amazon
Additional Requirements:
E-Mail - that handles attachments (preferably not Hotmail)
Current Browser - Java enabled
Internet Access
Word Processor & Spreadsheet Software
{Preferred Software - Microsoft Office}
{Secondary Software - OpenOffice or Microsoft Works} |
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ACCOUNTING
30
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Prerequisite:
Accounting 20
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Instructor
- Ms. T. Klein
Description: This
course will introduce students to the field of management
accounting. The areas of study include introduction to
management accounting, cost-behavior analysis and use,
cost terms and concepts, cost volume and profit analysis,
profit planning and the use of budgets, analysis and
interpretation of financial statement. Partnerships and
corporate accounting will also be studied.
Required Textbook: There is no required textbook for this class.
Additional Requirements:
E-Mail - that handles attachments
(preferably not Hotmail)
Current Browser - Java enabled
Internet Access
Word Processor & Spreadsheet Software
{Preferred Software - Microsoft Office}
{Secondary Software - OpenOffice or Microsoft Works} |
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PHOTOGRAPHY 20 |
Prerequisite:
Basic knowledge of computer use.
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Instructor
- Mr. R. Polan
Description: This introductory course in digital photography will look at the basic camera controls and how to take pictures that create interest. You will require a photo editing software that allows you to save and edit in layers. Examples of this type of software are Photoshop, which you would have to purchase, or GIMP, which is a freeware program. The theme of the course is how to make the usual unusual, and to create a "wow" factor within photographs. Our goal is to move from taking amateur looking snap shots to more professional looking compositions. Students will share and comment on each other's photographs weekly, supported by composition lessons and discussions. Students will also build a portfolio which will comprise a significant portion of the course work and final evaluation.
Hardware/Software Requirements:
Gimp - latest version (free download)
One of the following computer Systems:
- Windows based PC - 2000, XP, Vista or 7
- Mac OS X - Tiger, Leopard, or Snow Leopard
A digital Camera
- Point and Shoot or SLR
- The ability for manual settings is preferred.
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