For more information, contact 继续 Education at 814-375-4772 or email (电子邮件保护).
概述
The 簿记必需品 program is for students who want to begin a career in bookkeeping. The program consists of three four-week courses; there are no prerequisites. Each course is held online using Canvas, Penn State’s learning management system. For each of the courses, students will complete four hours of work each week (16 hours per course). Courses should be taken in order. Participants who do not want to take the entire sequence are welcome to take just the course(s) that interest them.
目标
Upon completion of the 簿记必需品 program, students will be able to create meaningful journal entries, close out their books at end-of-month or end-of-year, and analyze financial statements. 他们将能够:
- Understand bookkeeping basics and recording journal entries
- 定义借方和贷方
- 了解月末程序
- Write general ledger transactions
- 了解结案程序
- 准备财务报表
- Understand how to prepare books for a new year
谁应该参加?
This program is appropriate for individuals who want to sharpen their understanding of the basics of bookkeeping terminology, 程序, 和流程.
课程描述
The 簿记必需品 program consists of three 16-hour courses offered in succession. Courses are delivered in an online asynchronous format. Upon completion of all three courses, students will be awarded a 继续 Education Units (CEUs) certificate based on a standard of one unit per ten (10) hours of classroom contact.
Understanding Debits and Credits
This course teaches the method of double entry bookkeeping and the process of recording debits and credits. Students will learn how to identify, analyze and record transactions using journal entries. Students will learn about the accounting equation and the 5 categories involved in bookkeeping for every business. They will learn to create a chart of accounts that matches the needs of business. (16小时)
General Ledger and Month-End Procedures
In this course you will learn how to post journal entries to the correct general ledger accounts impacted by each transaction, make sure your general ledger balances at the end of each month by preparing an unadjusted trial balance, determine errors when you don't balance and how to determine correcting entries, verify debits and credits equal with an adjusted trial balance, and perform monthly bank reconciliations. (16小时)
Closing Procedures and Financial Statements
This course shows you how to use a worksheet to prepare the financial statements after the final month end of the year, 合上书, and preparing them for the next accounting period by journalizing and posting closing entries. (16小时)
Cancellations must be received at least seven (7) business days prior to the first class or the student will be responsible for the fee. To cancel a registration contact 814-375-4715. The University reserves the right to cancel or post-pone any course due to insufficient enrollment or other unforeseen circumstances, upon which time registrants will be notified and a refund issued.