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Professor: Kathy Moore -
Business, Computers, & Economic Development Division - Office - BE 228 SUMMER 2010 -Mon & Wed - 5- 8:20 pm - BE 248 -- CRN
51049 - 3 units - 8 wks
6/14-8/6/2010 ·
AVC Web Site: http://www.avc.edu & http://myavc.avc.edu ·
AVC Course Info Site: http://avconline.avc.edu/kmoore/ REQUIRED TEXTBOOK: purchase at AVC Bookstore $97.40 new, no Used available
Or use this link: http://www.pearsonhighered.com/educator/academic/product/0,3110,0136063802,00.html Companion
Website for College Accounting 11/e - http://wps.prenhall.com/bp_slater_collacctg_11/ Working Papers – Two OPTIONS: ·
(1) Either,
use the working papers that are with the textbook to do assignments. o Use pencil, not pen. ·
(2) Or, use EXCEL "working papers"
files provided by the publisher. o (a) Download & extract Excel Working Papers, and PowerPoint presentation files from AVC BE Building Open Labs from the I: Instructional Material server è Open the BE folder è then the kmoore folder è then the folder for your course. § Student Share server is only
available from AVC BE labs. o
(b) Or, Download & extract
Excel Working Papers from
your MyAVC.AVC.edu account è Courses è ACCT111 è Files section ·
If your computer does not have
Microsoft® Office PowerPoint installed, SUPPLIES - required: ·
Each class meeting, bring textbook, work papers, pencils, eraser,
paper, calculator optional but recommended COURSE
DESCRIPTION (SCOPE): · Students will learn introductory theory and application of the double-entry accounting cycle for service and merchandising sole-proprietorship, including special journals, payroll, and banking procedures. For many students, completing ACCT 111 will help their transition into ACCT 201. (AVC, 2+2) COURSE
ADVISORY: · Eligibility for ENGL 099, READ 099 and MATH 100 COURSE
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES: By using double-entry bookkeeping methods and acceptable accounting theory, you will be able to demonstrate your knowledge of:
METHODS
OF PRESENTATION: ·
The textbook, working papers, and practice set are
the primary sources of presentation. Lectures, discussions, and
demonstrations are used. Current events and topics from any media and from personal
experience will be discussed. ·
For success, participation in class is necessary
(worth 10 % of your grade) and thorough preparation is vital. · All assignments must be completed on time to maintain the flow of data and comprehension. Unannounced quizzes may be used to evaluate preparedness of the class. EDUCATION ACHIEVEMENT SERVICES: ·
AVC offers various programs to assist student
learning. Included are Learning Center, Tutoring, Disabled Student Services,
Equal Opportunity Program and Services (EOP&S), Financial Aid, Career
Center, Job Placement, Child Care, Re-Entry, Transfer Center, Veterans, GAIN,
and counseling. · For more info, ask Kathy or visit the departments. Our goal is to provide you
with the most beneficial and successful education opportunities.
PARTICIPATION: Participate in classroom
discussions and other activities. GENERAL INFORMATION =
COMMUNICATE!!:
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Discuss questions or problems with Kathy. ·
Act with maturity and consideration for all others. · Attend all classes, be alert, participate in all activities, and be prepared. Tell Kathy
if you have learning or physical disabilities. Work with Disabled Students
Services for evaluation and a support plan. · You may be eligible for additional tutoring, note-takers, longer time for exams, special furniture and/or equipment, etc. You
are expected to have all assigned work completed and handed in on or before
the due date. ·
Bring completed assignments, two textbooks, USB device,
& paper/pen/pencil EACH DAY. ·
Late work – 50 % during first two weeks late, no credit
after two weeks late, unless agreement with Kathy for limited
extension. COMMUNICATE! ·
Nothing will be accepted after more than two class
meetings late or after Final Exam, unless you have communicated in a timely
manner, and we have made arrangements for an extension. No makeup quizzes or
exams are given. Discuss planned
absence for
business travel or military service with instructor BEFORE absence. ·
Provide documentation for the pending absence, such as
travel information from your employer or military orders. ·
Assignments and exams scheduled during the absence must
be completed PRIOR to the absence to receive full credit. For an unplanned
absence to be excused, you or someone you designate MUST get a message to
Kathy within 48 hours of the absence: · Email, OR leave note at Kathy's Office OR at Business & Computer Studies Division office OR at AVC Mail Room Drop Box (first floor of BE bldg), OR call Kathy's Voice Mail 1-662-722-6378. You are responsible for
voluntary withdrawals. ·
You may be dropped for >= two unexcused absences.
· Two late arrivals/early departures = one unexcused absence. Be responsible for yourself and for your education. Hopefully you registered for this course with the intention of successfully completing it and gaining new knowledge to meet your goals. Communicate your needs, seek out all possible assistance as needed, and take charge of your future. |
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In your AVC Student
Handbook, please read the following requirements for which you are
responsible: ·
AVC
Americans with Disabilities statement
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AVC
Academic Honesty Policy (See Student Handbook)
For more information please use
following ·
Link to ACCT111
Syllabus ·
Link to ACCT111
Calendar
Last Updated 6/25/2010 |
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