Accounting 10

Course Overview

[Description] [Prerequisites] [Modules] [Resources][Instructional Strategies][Evaluation][Online Developer]

Description

Accounting 10 allows students to explore the field of accounting and specifically learn the basics of establishing and implementing basic accounting concepts for a service firm.

Prerequisites

Introductory Word Processing Skills
Internet Use -- Accessing web sistes, sending and receiving e-mail, sending and opening attachments.

Modules

Accounting 10 consists of four 25-hour modules. Modules 1A and 1B will concentrate on what is considered the "Core" material of the course. The topics within these modules serve as the means for developing the content, processes, skills, and attitudes required for understanding accounting as it relates to a Service - Firm. Two other modules will be chosen as optional modules. Module 4 will concentrate on banking and cash control, while Module 7 will focus on using spreadsheets for accounting purposes.

Resources

Please check out this page as it provides resources (print and online) for the student and the teacher.

Instructional
Strategies

Click on this link for information on instructional strategies that may be implemented by accounting teachers.

Evaluation

Click on this link for evaluation information and criteria as established by Saskatchewan Education, Accounting 10, Curriculum Guide, 1992.

Online Developer

Meet the Saskatchewan teacher who developed and designed the online materials for Accounting 10.

The materials that have been developed do not replace the curriculum guide nor the accounting textbook. They are not meant to be a comprehensive overview of each concept; they are meant to be used only as an additional resource.

Choose a Module... Choose a Topic

Each lesson in the two core modules (1A and 1B) provide two instruction pages, a self-check page, and a list of activities which include computer/Internet activities, textbook activities, and non-computer/textbook activities.

Each lesson in the two optional modules (4 and 7) provide a list of topics that should be included in the content, a list of activities which include computer/Internet activities, textbook activities, and non-computer/textbook activities.

The textbook referred to for the online materials:

South Western: Century 21 Accounting, Multicolumn Journal, Seventh Edition, Ross, Gilbertson, Lehman and Hanson, 2000.

SOFTWARE REQUIRED:
A CURRENT BROWSER, FOR EXAMPLE, NETSCAPE 4.7
MSWORD, MSEXCEL, AND MSPOWERPOINT FILES ARE INCLUDED.

Last Modified Wednesday, May 21, 2003 9:15 AM

Description	Accounting 10 allows students to explore the field of accounting and specifically learn the basics of establishing and implementing basic accounting concepts for a service firm.
Prerequisites	Introductory Word Processing Skills Internet Use -- Accessing web sistes, sending and receiving e-mail, sending and opening attachments.
Modules	Accounting 10 consists of four 25-hour modules. Modules 1A and 1B will concentrate on what is considered the "Core" material of the course. The topics within these modules serve as the means for developing the content, processes, skills, and attitudes required for understanding accounting as it relates to a Service - Firm. Two other modules will be chosen as optional modules. Module 4 will concentrate on banking and cash control, while Module 7 will focus on using spreadsheets for accounting purposes.
Resources	Please check out this page as it provides resources (print and online) for the student and the teacher.
Instructional Strategies	Click on this link for information on instructional strategies that may be implemented by accounting teachers.
Evaluation	Click on this link for evaluation information and criteria as established by Saskatchewan Education, Accounting 10, Curriculum Guide, 1992.
Online Developer	Meet the Saskatchewan teacher who developed and designed the online materials for Accounting 10. The materials that have been developed do not replace the curriculum guide nor the accounting textbook. They are not meant to be a comprehensive overview of each concept; they are meant to be used only as an additional resource. Choose a Module... Choose a Topic Each lesson in the two core modules (1A and 1B) provide two instruction pages, a self-check page, and a list of activities which include computer/Internet activities, textbook activities, and non-computer/textbook activities. Each lesson in the two optional modules (4 and 7) provide a list of topics that should be included in the content, a list of activities which include computer/Internet activities, textbook activities, and non-computer/textbook activities. The textbook referred to for the online materials: South Western: Century 21 Accounting, Multicolumn Journal, Seventh Edition, Ross, Gilbertson, Lehman and Hanson, 2000. SOFTWARE REQUIRED: A CURRENT BROWSER, FOR EXAMPLE, NETSCAPE 4.7 MSWORD, MSEXCEL, AND MSPOWERPOINT FILES ARE INCLUDED.