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ATCH 1030 PBC

ATCH 1030—Financial Accounting Procedures

Three semester hours

JE 1/20

Prerequisites

None

Although there are no formal prerequisites for this course, you will need a background in basic mathematics that includes multiplication and percentages, similar to µÛÍõ»áËù’s Math D005 or 1090.

Course description

Fundamental accounting principles for service businesses and merchandising enterprises. Topics include the accounting cycle, financial statement preparation, and financial statement analysis. Analyzes the components of asset, liability, and equity accounts. Covers the income statement, balance sheet, owner’s equity statement, and cash flow statement.

Methods of Course Instruction

All material for this course is print-based. Instructor and students communicate and exchange materials through postal mail. 

E-Print Option

In this course, an option exists to use e-mail to submit your lesson assignments. Your assignment will be returned to you either as an e-mail attachment or as a hard copy sent through the postal mail, depending on the preferences of the instructor and/or program. 

Textbooks and Supplies

  • Warren, Carl S., Reeve, James M., and Duchac, Jonathan: Accounting. 27th ed. Cengage Learning, 2018. [ISBN: 9781337272094]
  • Warren, Carl S., Reeve, James M., and Duchac, Jonathan: Accounting: Working Papers, Chapters 1–17. 27th ed. Cengage Learning, 2018. [ISBN: 9781337272155]

You will need a basic calculator. A simple $1 calculator will suffice.

Number of Lessons

The course has nine lessons complete with graded assignments and two supervised course examinations. 

  • Lesson 1: introduction to accounting business
  • Lesson 2: analyzing transactions
  • Lesson 3: the adjusting process
  • Lesson 4: completing the accounting cycle
  • Lesson 5: comprehensive problem i
  • Lesson 6: accounting for merchandising business
  • Lesson 7: midcourse examination information
  • Lesson 8: internal control and cash
  • Lesson 9: receivables
  • Lesson 10: long-term assets: fixed and intangible assets
  • Lesson 11: final examination information

Types of Writing Assignments

Each assignment consists of several exercises and problems from the textbook. Work them out carefully, using the appropriate pages of the working papers. Please work your problems in pencil! That’s the way it’s done in the real world, and it will be much easier for you should you have to make any changes in the assignment.

Grading Criteria

All assignments, including the comprehensive problems, will be graded. One hundred points will be available to you from the lesson assignments. Each examination is worth 100 points.

  • Lesson assignments —100 points (awarded letter grades only)
  • Midcourse examination — 100 points
  • Final examination — 100 points
  • Total â€” 300 points