1. Welcome to Introduction to Accounting II ACCT 1304 Course # 20571
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2. Instructor Name : Atef Abuelaish
Married with 3 kids, Born in Cairo/Egypt.
Like traveling, Reading, and Sports activities.
Master of Science in Accounting, Kaplan University.
Master Tax Advisor, Enrolled Agent.
Accreditation council for accountancy & Taxation [ATP # ].
Working with HR Block for 10 years.
Atef Abuelaish

3. Instructor Name : Atef Abuelaish
Accountant with long experiences with domestic and international companies.
Master of Science in Accounting, Kaplan University [3.92 GPA; Highest honor].
Bachelor degree in accounting and diploma in accounting applied science [3.85 GPA - highest honor].
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4. Contact Info.
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McGraw – Hill’s Connect
All Course materials under the course name and number.
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6. Find information about a variety of careers. Set career goals.
Describe how personal skills, values, and lifestyle goals affect career decisions.
Find information about a variety of careers.
Set career goals.
Identify career opportunities in the accounting field.
Describe the types of businesses and organizations that hire accountants.
Compare for-profit businesses and not-for-profit organizations.
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Glencoe Accounting
Copyright © by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

7. You and the World of Accounting 10 Questions for 50 Points.
Meet
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Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 1
01/19
You and the World of Accounting
10 Questions for 50 Points. 2
01/23 3
The World of Business and Accounting 4 5
Case 1
Group Case Study # 1
Banking Fees
Some Stocks – Chart
Saving Goal 6 11
Cash Controls and Banking Activities
6 Questions for 50 Points. 7
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8. 8 12 9 10 Case 2 11 REV. / EXAM 1 EXAM # 1 – CH 1, 2, and 11 13
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NO.
Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 8 12
Payroll Accounting
5 Questions for 50 Points. 9 10
Case 2
Group Case Study # 2
Accounting Bingo 11
REV. / EXAM 1
EXAM # 1 – CH 1, 2, and 11
10 Questions for 65 Points. 13
Payroll Liabilities and Tax Records
6 Questions for 50 Points.
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9. Accounting for Sales and Cash Receipts 5 Questions for 50 Points.
Meet
NO.
Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 14
Accounting for Sales and Cash Receipts
5 Questions for 50 Points. 15 16
Case 3
Group Case Study # 3
Accounting Jeopardy 17
Accounting for Purchases and Cash Payments
6 Questions for 50 Points. 18 19
Adjustments and the Ten-Column Work Sheet
6 Questions for 65 Points.
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10. Adjustments and the Ten-Column Work Sheet 6 Questions for 65 Points.
Meet
NO.
Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 20 18
Adjustments and the Ten-Column Work Sheet
6 Questions for 65 Points. 21
NO CLASS
Spring Break 22 23
REV. / MT. EXAM
MID Term Exam – CH 12, 13, & 14
13 Questions for 65 Points. 24
Case 4
Group Case Study # 4
Accounting Password
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11. Completing the Accounting Cycle for a Merchandising
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Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 25 20
Completing the Accounting Cycle for a Merchandising 26
6 Questions for 50 Points. 27 22
Cash Funds
7 Questions for 50 Points. 28 29
Case 5
Group Case Study # 5
DR & CR Flashcards
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12. Plants Assets and Depreciation 7 Questions for 50 Points.
Meet
NO.
Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 30
REV. / EXAM 2
EXAM # 2 – CH 15, 18, and 20
10 Questions for 65 Points. 31 23
Plants Assets and Depreciation
7 Questions for 50 Points. 32 33 25
Inventories 34
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13. 35 Case 6 Group Case Study # 6 36 29 Ethics in Accounting
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Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 35
Case 6
Group Case Study # 6
Working Experience 36 29
Ethics in Accounting
7 Questions for 50 Points. 37 38
Case 7
Group Case Study # 7 39
REV.
ALL CHAPTERS
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14. COURSE FINAL EXAM 40 05/08 FINAL Chapters 22, 23, 25, and 29
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Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 40
05/08
FINAL
COURSE FINAL EXAM
Chapters 22, 23, 25, and 29
13 Questions for 90 Points.
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15. Evaluation Requirements
Homework – At Home points
2 Exams; 65 each points
Mid-Term Exam points
Final Exam Points
7 Case Study & Participation;
5 each Points
Grand Total points
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16. 90 – 100% = A 901 –1000 points 80 – 89% = B 801 – 900 points
HCC Grading Scale
90 – 100% = A –1000 points
80 – 89% = B – 900 points
70 – 79% = C – 800 points
60 – 69% = D – 700 points
BELOW 60% = F – 600 points
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17. Westbury School Grading Scale
90 – 100% = A –1000 points
80 – 89% = B – 899 points
75 – 79% = C – points
70 – 74% = D – points
BELOW 69% = F – points
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18. COURSE PLAN
Syllabus: Service to direct the activities that all of us must undertake to move everyone from where he/she is, to where he/she wants to be.
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19. Welcome Back
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20. Welcome Back
Time for Any Question
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22. You and the World of Accounting 10 Questions for 50 Points.
Meet
NO.
Dates
Chapter
Topic
Homework Assignment 1
01/19
You and the World of Accounting
10 Questions for 50 Points. 2
01/23 3
The World of Business and Accounting 4 5
Case 1
Group Case Study # 1
Banking Fees
Some Stocks – Chart
Saving Goal 6 11
Cash Controls and Banking Activities
6 Questions for 50 Points. 7
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23. A successful career choice begins with learning about yourself.
What are the skills needed for a career in accounting!
Glencoe Accounting
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Copyright © by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

24. Find information about a variety of careers. Set career goals.
Describe how personal skills, values, and lifestyle goals affect career decisions.
Find information about a variety of careers.
Set career goals.
Identify career opportunities in the accounting field.
Describe the types of businesses and organizations that hire accountants.
Compare for-profit businesses and not-for-profit organizations.
Atef Abuelaish
Glencoe Accounting
Copyright © by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

25. Key Terms Skills Values Lifestyle Personality Personal interest tests
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
Key Terms
Skills
Values
Lifestyle
Personality
Personal interest tests
Networking
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26. Choosing a Career Foundation of interest knowledge Training Experience
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
Foundation of interest
A career is not just work for pay, it is built on:
knowledge
Training
Experience
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27. Assess Yourself in Terms of a Career Vision
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
To help make your career choice, ask yourself these questions:
What are your personal interests and skills?
What are your values, and how will they affect your career?
What lifestyle interests you?
How will your personality affect your career choice?
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28. Assess Yourself in Terms of a Career Vision
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
You are more likely to enjoy a career that uses your:
Interests
Skills
Traits
skills
The activities that a person does well.
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29. Assess Yourself in Terms of a Career Vision
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
1) Responsibility
2) Achievement
Examples of Values
6) Recognition
Relationships
5) Courage
4) Compassion
values
The principles a person lives by and the beliefs that are important to the person.
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30. Assess Yourself in Terms of a Career Vision
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
To help determine your lifestyle goals, begin by asking yourself these questions:
What is really important to you?
Do you want to go for the big bucks?
Do you want to live in a big city or a small town?
Do you want to work in a group or by yourself?
lifestyle
The way a person uses time, energy, and resources.
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31. Assess Yourself in Terms of a Career Vision
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
Confident?
Dependable?
Think about your personality. Are you:
Funny?
Friendly?
personality
A set of unique qualities that makes a person different from all other people.
Sympathetic?
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32. Making Career Decisions
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
Research career goals
After you have determined who you are and what you like to do, you are ready to:
Set goals
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33. Making Career Decisions
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
Speak with a school counselor and complete a personal interest test.
Make contacts by networking.
To help find the right career for you:
Visit the library and research different careers.
Search the Internet for educational and career information.
Get involved in professional organizations.
personal interest tests
Tests that help individuals identify their preferences and match their interests to potential careers.
networking
Making contacts with people to share information and advice.
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34. Making Career Decisions
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
After you have a clear vision of yourself, you should:
Map out a plan to help you achieve your career goals.
Seek the required education or training.
Get on-the-job training.
Look for internship possibilities
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35. Key Terms Skills: The activities that a person does well.
Section 1.1
Exploring Careers
Key Terms
Skills: The activities that a person does well.
Values: The principles a person lives by and the beliefs that are important to the person.
Lifestyle: The way a person uses time, energy, and resources.
Personality: A set of unique qualities that makes a person different from all other people.
personal interest tests: Tests that help individuals identify their preferences and match their interests to potential careers.
Networking: Making contacts with people to share information and advice.
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36. Key Terms accountant accounting clerk for-profit business
Accounting Careers: The Possibilities are Endless!
Section 1.2
Key Terms
accountant
accounting clerk
for-profit business
not-for-profit organization
public accounting firm
audit
certified public accountant (CPA)
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37. As an accountant, you could work for
The Changing Horizon
1.2
Accounting Careers: The Possibilities are Endless!
Section 1.2
As an accountant, you could work for
Big-name businesses like Nike or Hard Rock Cafe
Movie producers
Well-known celebrities like Will Smith or Natalie Portman
Publishers of magazines such as PC World or Sports Illustrated
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38. Types of Organizations
Accounting Careers: The Possibilities are Endless!
Section 1.2
There are many career opportunities for accountants in
for-profit business
A business that operates to earn money for its owners.
For-profit businesses
not-for-profit organization
An organization that operates for purposes other than making a profit.
Not-for-profit organizations
Public accounting firms
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39. Types of Organizations
Accounting Careers: The Possibilities are Endless!
Section 1.2
What Is an Accounting Clerk?
accounting clerk
An entry-level job that can vary from specializing in one part of the system to doing a wide range of tasks.
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40. Types of Organizations
Accounting Careers: The Possibilities are Endless!
Section 1.2 $ $
Donations
Tax Dollars
Revenues
Expenses
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41. Types of Organizations
Accounting Careers: The Possibilities are Endless!
Section 1.2
Public Accounting Firms
Some well-known public accounting firms are:
Certified public accountants perform:
audits
financial planning
tax document preparation
Ernst & Young
Deloitte & Touche
KPMG
PricewaterhouseCoopers
audit
The review of a company’s accounting systems and financial statements to confirm that they follow generally accepted accounting principles.
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42. Fill in the blank to identify:
Question 1
Fill in the blank to identify:
F = businesses you think are for-profit businesses
N = businesses you think are not-for-profit organizations
P = businesses you think are public accounting firms F N P
Deloitte & Touche
General Motors
National Cathedral
MTV
American Lung Association
Boeing
Ernst & Young
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Walt Disney World
KPMG
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43. Question 2
List several sources within your school where you can collect career information.
Possible answers include guidance counselors, print materials in the library or career center, and the Internet. Other possibilities could be guest speakers, teachers, and other staff members.
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44. Accounting Careers: The Possibilities are Endless!
Key Terms
Section 1.2
accountant
accounting clerk: An entry-level job that can vary from specializing in one part of the system to doing a wide range of tasks.
for-profit business: A business that operates to earn money for its owners.
not-for-profit organization: An organization that operates for purposes other than making a profit.
public accounting firm
Audit: The review of a company’s accounting systems and financial statements to confirm that they follow generally accepted accounting principles.
certified public accountant (CPA)
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45. Happiness is having all homework up to date
Homework assignment
Prepare chapter 2 “The World of Business and Accounting.”
Happiness is having all homework up to date
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46. Thank you and See You On Wednesday at the Same Time, Take Care
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