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B201: Accounting This course introduces basicaccounting theories and practices used in recording, analyzing <br />and summarizing financial information. Topics include the set up and posting of accounts, <br />double entry accounting techniques, applying debits and credits to journals, posting from <br />journals to ledgers and preparing a trial balance. In addition, student will learn to make <br />adjusting entries, correct typical errors, close the accounts of a business and prepare <br />preliminary financial statements. Topics include: <br />• Accounting Information and Decision Making <br />• The Accounting Information System <br />• The Financial Reporting Process <br />• Cash and Internal Controls <br />• Receivables and Sales <br />• Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold <br />• Long -Term Assets <br />• Current Liabilities <br />• Long -Term Liabilities <br />• Stockholders' Equity <br />• Statement of Cash Flows <br />• Financial Statement Analysis <br />Prerequisite: None <br />40 Hours Lecture <br />4.0 Quarter Credits <br />B202: Business Law This course provides the general laws not only the legal aspects of real estate and finance <br />but also the broad spectrum of basic legal terminology, principles, and procedures. The role <br />of the business professional and the relationship between commerce and the legal system <br />will be emphasized. The student will be provided with applications using the Internet, <br />database, word processing, and network research systems. Upon successful completion of <br />the course, students should be able to: <br />• Create business contracts <br />• Identify problematic areas during the making of a contract <br />• Describe contractual terms and non -contractual obligations of the seller/producer <br />• Recognize elements involved in discharging a contract. <br />• Explain the duty of care in negligence and other aspects of negligence and product <br />liability. <br />• Examine liability in respect of employees <br />Prerequisite: None <br />40 Hours Lecture <br />4.0 Quarter Credits <br />Date on Apr114, <br />