Business
BU49 Accounting
Accounting concepts, principles and
procedures are introduced in this course. Four accounting
cycles are covered: Cycle 1–service business
organized as a proprietorship with multi-column journal
applications; Cycle 2–automated cycle; Cycle
3–merchandising business organized as a partnership
with expanded multi-column journal applications; Cycle
4–merchandising business organized as a corporation
with special journal applications. Prerequisite: Citizens'
Business Math or a demonstrated mastery of general
or higher level math skills.
Text publisher: South-Western
BU37 Accounting II
This course continues with the concepts,
principles and procedures introduced in Accounting
I. Coverage includes the accounting cycle of a merchandising
business organized as a corporation. Selected specialized
activities performed by entry-level accounting employees-
special journals, payroll, depreciation, notes, and
accrual - are also included.
Text publisher: South-Western
BU44 Business Law & Management
Part one of this introductory course
covers the basic foundations of business law. Business
law topics include: law and justice; contracts; property;
employment law; forms of business organizations; and
law and finance in the business world. Part two covers
the basics of managing a business in today's world.
Business management topics include: business environment
and ownership; information and communication systems;
production and marketing management; financial management;
human resources management; and ethical and legal
responsibilities. Ample end-of-chapter worktext exercises
and activities along with a dedicated educational
publisher website allow students to apply and compare
what they have learned to real-life situations and
businesses.
Texts publisher: South-Western
BU47 Business Office Skills
This comprehensive course presents
what the office is now and what, because of revolutionary
technological developments, it is fast becoming. Students
completing this course will be able to adapt positively
to the inevitable changes in the workplace. The five
parts of the course focus on: the office environment
and working with others; technical skills and knowledge;
critical office procedures and support skills; communication
and problem-solving skills; and employment skills
needed to be successful in today's business office.
Text publisher: South-Western
BU50 Computer Keyboarding/Typing
This introductory course covers the
development of basic keyboarding/typing skills and
the mastery of fundamental word processing applications
such as personal and business letters, memos and e-mail,
unbound and bound reports, and statistical tables.
A textbook workplace simulation allows the student
to apply what has been learned by completing documents
generally found in today's business offices. The beginning
student should be able to key (type) at least 30 to
35 words per minute upon completion of this course.
NOTE: The completion of the activities in the textbook
for this course requires access to a computer and
word processing software.
Text publisher: South-Western
BU45 Entrepreneurship & Marketing
Part one of this course introduces
students to the process of becoming business owners
and managers. Entrepreneurship topics include: becoming
an entrepreneur; selecting a type of ownership; developing
a business plan; developing a marketing plan; hiring
and managing staff; and financing, protecting, and
insuring your business. Part two further explores
how to market your business in today's world. Business
marketing topics include: the world of marketing;
meet customer needs; planning products and services;
promotions and selling; integrated marketing communications;
pricing and distribution. Ample end-of-chapter worktext
exercises and activities along with a dedicated educational
publisher website allow students to apply and compare
what they have learned to real-life situations and
businesses.
Texts publisher: South-Western
BU43 Intro to Business/ E-Commerce
This two-part course introduces the
student to what business is, how it operates, and
how it is managed. Part one, Intro to Business, topics
include: the economic environment; business in the
U.S. economy; management; issues in the global economy;
consumers in the U.S. economy; and finance in the
global economy. Part two, E-Commerce, explores the
tremendous growth of business via the Internet. Topics
include: what is E-commerce; business-to-business
E-commerce; create your advertisement; behind the
Web; connecting the DotComs; and legal and ethical
issues. Ample end-of-chapter worktext exercises and
activities along with a dedicated educational publisher
website allow students to apply and compare what they
have learned to real-life situations and businesses.
Texts publisher: South-Western
BU46 Retail Business & Selling
Part one of this course introduces
students to the world of retail business and to the
importance of retail businesses to consumers everywhere.
Retail business topics include: the retail industry;
plan your business strategy; select and handle merchandise;
evaluate store's location and design; manage your
business functions; legal and ethical retailing. Part
two covers the art of selling in today's business
world and how to develop good selling techniques in
your chosen business career. Topics include: successful
selling; technology and selling; preparing to sell;
developing the sale; closing and beyond; retail selling.
Ample end-of-chapter worktext exercises and activities
along with a dedicated educational publisher website
allow students to apply and compare what they have
learned to real-life situations and businesses.
Texts publisher: South-Western
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