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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I
Financial Accounting introduces students to the essentials of double entry bookkeeping. Students will learn how to record transactions under varying scenarios. They will learn about recording different transactions in appropriate books of accounts, accounting terminology, chart of accounts, accounting cycle, GAAP, different reports-Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, income statement, inventory control and methods of inventory control and valuation etc.
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