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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS: CS ioo — Introduction to Computers and Application — This course is designed to provide the student with the necessary background for further study of computers, including, fundamental computer terminology and hardware/software concepts. CS 110 — Intermediate Computer — This course covers computer applications, which include Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint. CS lzo — Advanced Computer — This course deals with creating a spreadsheet using concepts and skills approach. The student will use a microcomputer and spreadsheet application for Windows software package to create a spreadsheet and manipulate data using realistic cases. This is a class that teaches students how to use the Microsoft Office PowerPoint software program. Also, how to use the different functions of Microsoft Outlook including: e-mail, calendar, notes, etc. PHL 110 — Critical Thinking — This course is an introduction to critical thinking. Topics include skills and techniques of reasoning and argumentations. ACC 115 — Computerized Bookkeeping — This course introduces the overall bookkeeping system used in businesses. The class provides students with a sound, basic knowledge of principles of bookkeeping, including terms, concepts, and procedures. The students practice double entry bookkeeping and interpret transactions by using computer software. In addition, students learn methods of analyzing and controlling cash receipts and disbursements. ACC 130 — Computerized Accounting — This course is designed to emphasize a fundamental understanding of corporate and cost accounting. Topics include: the various aspects of the application of theory and practice to partnerships and corporations, manufacturing operations, analysis, and interpretation of financial statements. In addition, students learn to calculate working capital and prepare a "Statement of Cash Plows," and learn the sale of stocks and bonds. Students also learn the basic pronouncements of the American Institution of Certified Public Accountants and their applications to accounting. ACC 15o — Accounting Software — This course includes the study of business combinations and covers the preparation of consolidated financial statements. Topics include accounting for international operations, partnerships, estates and trusts, and for governmental units by using accounting software. EP 300 — Employment Preparation for Business Environment — This course teaches students the processes involved in seeking employment, including locating sources of employment, writing letters of applications, preparing a resume, interviewing techniques, dress for success, psychology for success and follow-up procedures. This course also features "green training," which familiarizes students with knowledge on energy conservation, recycling, and how to sustain an environmentally friendly work atmosphere. Students are required to visit approved facilities in the business environment, such as law firms, accounting firms, and other various business settings. ACC zoo — Externship — This course prepares students for working in the "real world" of business by providing them with on- the-job experience in the business environment. 48