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people in the business world. Emphasis is not only based on
principles and rules but also on the purpose and logic of the law.
BUSINESS LAW 2
Grades 10, 11, 12
(5528)
CCP Prerequisite(s): Business Law 1 (5527)
Business Law 2 continues the study of business law, especially the
application of learned concepts to case problems. An emphasis is
placed on contract law, employment and discrimination laws, the
purchase and the sale of goods, personal and real property laws, and
protecting against loss (insurance).
ACCOUNTING 1
Grades 10,11, 12
1 Credit
(5530)
CCP Prerequisite(s): None
This course is an introductory course in accounting. It covers major
competencies to prepare students for advanced accounting. This is
accomplished through applying accounting principles, completing the
accounting cycle, preparing and maintaining payroll records, and
interpreting financial statements. Students will also have an
opportunity to investigate careers in accounting and will explain the
need for a code of ethics in accounting. Students will apply critical
thinking and problem solving skills to realistic business problems.
Computer applications are integrated throughout the course.
ACCOUNTING 2
Grades 11, 12
1 Credit
(5531)
CCP Prerequisite(s): Accounting 1
Asnuntuck Community College Credit: 3 credit hours
This course is designed to reinforce the accounting concepts and
procedures learned in Accounting 1 and to apply these concepts to a
variety of accounting procedures and documents. Emphasis is placed
on the analysis of more complex transactions as well as the
preparation of more detailed adjustments, worksheets, and financial
statements of corporations. Knowledge acquired may be used for
immediate employment or as a basis for further study at the college
level. Students apply knowledge to computerized accounting
procedures.
ECONOMICS
Grades 11, 12
1 Credit
(5535)
CCP Prerequisite(s): None
Economics is the study of the way economists view, interpret, and
analyze domestic, foreign, and global economics through macro and
micro economic concepts. Personal economic skills are developed
through the study and application of concepts that a student
encounters within his/her personal economic world. Emphasis is
placed on current events and issues related to economics. Internet
access is provided for the application of economic concepts.
G
BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT
Grades 11, 12
.5 Credit
Prerequisite(s): None
Students receive an introduction to management concepts, theory,
and practice. Opportunities are provided for active student
involvement in applying theory to practice. In a computer simulation
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