Accounting II is designed to help students acquire a more thorough and in-depth understanding of accounting procedures and techniques used in solving business problems and making financial decisions. Building on the foundational skills learned in Accounting I, this course emphasizes advanced applications and analysis of financial information.
Students will develop skills in analyzing and interpreting accounting data related to partnerships and corporations, preparing formal financial statements and supporting schedules, and applying inventory and budgetary control systems. Emphasis is placed on using accounting information to evaluate business performance and inform decision-making.
Computer applications are integrated throughout the course, allowing students to use industry-relevant software and technology to complete accounting tasks, analyze data, and produce financial reports. Through hands-on practice and real-world scenarios, students will strengthen their accuracy, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Accounting II is ideal for students pursuing careers or further study in accounting, finance, business management, or entrepreneurship.
Prerequisites for this course include the successful completion of Accounting I. Students may be required to take a district approved Industry Recognized Credential (IRC) exam. Students who have completed 3 credit hours in a curriculum pathway will tak ethe IRC before the end of the current year.