McCann School of Business and Technology


COMPUTERIZED
ACCOUNTING

Program Objective

     To prepare the student for entry level employment as a bookkeeper or accounting clerk. Every organization needs systematic and up-to-date records of accounts and business transactions. Bookkeeper and accounting clerks maintain these records in journals and ledgers or on a computer. They also prepare periodic financial statements showing all money received and paid out. The specific duties of computerized accountants vary with the size of the organization. However, virtually all of these workers use computers.

Career Opportunities

  • Bookkeeper

  • Computerized Accountant

  • Accounting Clerk

  • Payroll Clerk

Competency Profile

Upon completion of the Computerized Accounting program, the graduate should be able to:
  • Interpret accounting principles and apply these standards to a business environment.

  • Enter data on accounts receivable and accounts payable into the computer.

  • Review computer printouts for accuracy and completeness, and prepare special financial reports.

  • Demonstrate proficiency in computer word processing, spreadsheets, and databases using Microsoft Office software programs.

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