Accounting II Syllabus

Course Description

Accounting II is an advanced study of concepts, principles, and techniques used by businesses to
maintain electronic and manual financial records. This course expands on content explored in
Accounting I to cover the accounting processes of a variety of different firms, including
merchandising, manufacturing, and service-oriented businesses.

Topics include the following:

Accounting Processes and Operations
Collection and Recording
Finalization and Analysis of Data
Accounting Applications and Implications
Accounting in a Business Startup and Expansion
Business Ethics

Expectations

I expect each one of you to act responsibly.
Do not speak when I am speaking.
Be respectful to your classmates as well as to me.
You should be prepared to learn each day.

Goals

Everyone should strive to make an A in this class.
Be on time
Have textbook (if available), pen/pencil, writing paper, calculator (if needed), ear buds, and notebook every day.

Evaluation/Grades

Chapter/Unit Exams – 50%
Daily Work – 20%
Group Projects/Presentations – 15%
Final Exam – 15%