This program trains students in the basic concepts of accounting principles (utilized by Service and Merchandizing companies) and business applications (for bank reconciliations and spreadsheet analysis.) It prepares students for entry level employment opportunities in such areas as general accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable and payroll. Click on the course list below for more information about this course.

The Certificate Program consists of 3 required courses consisting of 60 hours.
Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Part 1
Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Part 2
Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Part 3

Code: A05OSK006
Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Part 1

This course will provide you with a sound understanding of the fundamental principles of Accounting using Peachtree For Windows. Emphasis will be placed on the computerized recording of the business transactions in the General Journal, posting to General Ledgers and preparing Financial Statements. In this course, you will complete the accounting cycle, adjustments and closing entries. At the completion of this course, students will be able to look for a position as an Accounting Clerk/Bookkeeper/Payroll Clerk/Accounts Payable or Accounts Receivable Clerk

Code: A05OSK007
Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Part 2

This course emphasizes the recording of business transactions in a merchandising company using Peachtree for Windows software. Students will get hands-on experience in setting up an inventory system, making the necessary adjustments, computing the depreciation formula and determining the book value of a company's assets. Under the instruction's supervision, students will generate financial reports that meet professional accounting standards. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Part 1. Class size is limited, so register early.

Code: A05OSK008
Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Part 3

This course is designed to fine-tune your analytical accounting skills in situations that simulate business transactions for service and/or merchandizing companies. Emphasis will be placed on banking reconciliations, electronic bill payments, potential cash shortages and account receivables aging.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Computerized Bookkeeping for Windows, Parts 1 and 2.