Program Overview
Bookkeeping skills can be useful in nearly any industry. Both small business owners and corporate employees will gain the skills necessary to complete the accounting cycle. Both manually and electronically. Program learning outcomes include: interpreting data; setting up and maintaining financial records; and generating and identifying data provided on financial statements.
Length of Training
Dependent on course offerings students may complete the entire program in approximately one to two semesters. Courses may vary by semester.
Core Coursework
| Rubric | Coursework | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| ACNT 1001 | Bookkeeping I | 30 |
| ACNT 1042 | Bookkeeping II | 30 |
| ACNT 1091 | Bookkeeping Internship Simulation | 30 |
| Total Coursework | 90 |
Computerized Accounting Specialist
| Rubric | Coursework | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| ACNT 1010 | Quickbooks | 48 |
| Total with Computerized Accounting Specialist | 138 |
Optional Coursework
| Rubric | Coursework | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| ACNT 1015 | Payroll Accounting | 32 |
| ACNT 1007 | Forensic Accounting | 40 |
| ACNT 2030 | Governmental & Non – Profit Accounting | 48 |
| ACNT 2033 | Peachtree | 24 |
| Total Coursework | 138 |
*Course offerings vary by semester
More Information:
Please call Candy at 972-238-6008.
email: cmmartinez@dcccd.edu