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Topic: Building Unstoppable Confidence in a Competitive World
Time: May 28, 2021, 03:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Upcoming Presentation

Friday, May 28 at 3:00 pm

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WELCOME!

This class will provide the student with a business approach to computerized, integrated accounting principles using QuickBooks Online. Students will work with the various components of an accounting system by setting up an accounting system for a new company. This class covers the objectives of the QuickBooks Online Certified User Exam. Also, this class will help students getting prepared to pass the Pro Advisor certification.

COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES

LO1 - Give the accounting data, students will enter financial data using QuickBooks Online to create various financial statements and reports for service and merchandise entities.
LO2 - Given the accounting data, students will complete bank reconciliations and enter payroll using the tools offered through QuickBooks Online or its additional required Apps.

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Instructor Welcome

Prof. Valdivia

Class Participation and Attendance

Substantive Participation is controlled by Administrative Regulation 4320, which says: "Online and Hybrid Courses Substantive participation is considered necessary for normal progress in an online or hybrid class. Therefore, a student taking an online or hybrid course must participate in the class the first week and regularly participate throughout the term according to the requirements listed on the instructor’s syllabus. Otherwise, the student may be dropped by the instructor as stated in AR 4321 (Withdrawal from Class) or as stated on the instructor’s syllabus. Faculty will define required participation in the syllabus for an online or hybrid course and will determine the consequences of a lack of participation." Please go to the syllabus and read the class policy on what is considered substantive participation in this class.