代做ACG1001 Accounting Principles I帮做R编程

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Course Prefix &Number:	ACG1001
Course Title:	Accounting Principles I
Course Format:	<Face to Face, Hybrid, On-line (select one)>
Credit Hours:	3.0 semester credits.
Course Schedule:	<Days of week, times, locations; also include any required dates outside of the normal meeting time>
Prerequisites:	None
Co-requisites:	None
Grade requirement:	See catalog for grade requirement for specific program of study
Office Hours:	<Days and times, location>
Course Description:	Defines the objectives of accounting and their relationship to organizations through fundamental concepts and principles. Topics include ethical conduct, use of debits and credits, classification of accounts, journalizing, preparation of financial statements and use of a trial balance. Accrual method accounting procedures are discussed with end-of-year procedures and financial statements.

Course Objectives/Outcomes:

Upon completion of ACG1001, the student will:

1. Demonstratefundamental accounting concepts as theyrelate to the measuring and reporting of transaction for decision making

2. Demonstrate the concept of debits and credits and the accounting equation 3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of basic financial reports

4. Discuss the importance of accounting concepts and related introductoryinternal controls

5. Identify and use applicable accounting principles and standards to properly record transactionsand events using the accrual method of accounting

6. Use professional communication skills in the preparation of documents and presentations 7. Identify principles of ethical and professional conduct

Grading and Evaluation Methods:

Evaluation	Percent of Total Grade	Due Date
Participation (discussions and other in class activities)	10%	<Enter in Dates>
Writing project(s) and presentation(s)	10%
Assignments	25%
Examinations	30%
Final Exam	20%
Post Test	5%

Total Percentage: 100%

Grading Scale

Required Textbook: Wild, J & Shaw, K (2021). Fundamentals of Accounting

25th ed. plus Connect., Mc-Graw Hill ISBN: 9781264218103

*This is a custom title that is exclusive to Keiser University. Purchasing it from the Keiser bookstore

ensures that you are not only getting the correct book, but also the software components being included in the custom packages.

Note this same text is used for Accounting Principles II

Recommended Textbook: None

Other Required Course Material: Microsoft Office suite, Internet connection, disk drive to

load software and files, and access to PC with windows based operating system as needed

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