ACCT2101—Principles of Accounting I
Spring 2026
First Short Session – Face-to-Face
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Instructor’s Name: Penelope Lyman
Email Address: plyman@ung.edu
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Office Hours Virtual
(Teams) or F2F: Re Teams: Open Teams
and click on the Calls tab. Type my name in the
Search box and initiate a call during office hours. |
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M 1:00pm
– 2:30pm |
F2F Oconee Room 592
SRC |
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W 12:00pm – 1:30pm |
F2F Oconee Room 592 SRC |
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R 11:00am – 2:00pm |
Virtual (Teams) only |
Email is the official tool for contacting me during the
semester.
Email policies for this class are
as follows:
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Students are required
to use their school email account for all communications.
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Students are expected to check their email
accounts on a daily basis.
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Send your emails to plyman@ung.edu.
Do NOT send emails to me via
eLearning's email tool in D2L.
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UNG Netiquette expectations (the tone and civility of emails) may
be viewed at http://faculty.ung.edu/plyman/2101/CourseInformation/GOODNETIQUETTE.htm.
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I will respond to your emails within 24 hours of receipt EXCEPT on
holidays. If I don’t respond, assume that your email
was eaten by cyberspace. Please resubmit. Note:
I am usually very quick to respond.
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If you send a request for assistance, watch
your email account for a reply.
COURSE
DESCRIPTION
Principles
of Accounting I is an introduction to the fundamentals, practices, and
procedures of accounting, including the constructions and interpretation of
financial statements. Emphasis is placed on the corporate form of business
organization.
ACCT
2101 is a three-hour course in the core of the two-year business administration
program and is required for all students who intend to earn a bachelor’s degree
in any of the business concentration areas.
Prerequisites: Area
A Math with a grade of C or higher.
IMPORTANT
DATES:
Classes Begin: Jan 12
Drop/Add 1st Session Period Ends: Jan 13
Mandatory Attendance Quiz (D2L): Jan 14, 11:00 p.m.
Attendance Verification: Jan 14-Jan 20 (in
class)
MLK Day Holiday: Jan 19
Midterm
Exam Due Date/Time: Feb 6, In class with
laptop
Last Day to
Withdraw Without Academic Penalty: Feb 13
Last Day of Class: Mar 2
Final
Exam Due Date/Time:
Mar 4, In class with laptop
I make every effort to make sure the above
dates are accurate. However, the above dates are subject to the schedules and
calendars posted online at the University of North Georgia (UNG) website.
http://ung.edu/academics/academic-calendars/index.php
Academic Calendar
It is the
student’s responsibility to verify these dates as they could be subject to
change.
TEXT AND
OTHER MATERIALS
NOTE: You will not need a course key.
The
materials for this course are part of UNG’s First Day Inclusive Access Program.
You have the option to “Opt-Out,” but it is not recommended as Inclusive
Access is the most cost effective purchasing option.
Alternatively, see also options for purchasing an access code below.
Text:
Financial and Managerial Accounting eText Cengage (CNOW) Access Code;
Warren, Jones, and Tayler; 16th edition; South-Western Cengage
Learning, 2022.
9780357714065 IAC ISBN
Options:
Inclusive
Access:
With this option, your UNG student account has
already been charged because it is assumed that you wish to adopt the Inclusive
Access option. To remove the charge (NOT RECOMMENDED unless you already have a
Cengage Unlimited subscription), click on the Opt-Out of Inclusive Access (not recommended) link under Cengage Resources in D2L.
Purchase
– goes with “Opt-Out” (not recommended):
If you wish to opt out of inclusive access, you
can purchase the access code at the UNG bookstore, UNG bookstore website, or
Cengage.com. It is not recommended to purchase anywhere else as Cengage cannot assist with invalid access
codes purchased from other sources. Beware of sites that are selling
discounted codes. These sources are likely unauthorized sellers who have
acquired access codes illegally, and transactions with such sources may pose a
risk to your personal information.
FYI If you want a looseleaf book, you can
purchase it through the bookstore for ~$35 if you are part of the Inclusive
Access program.
If you opt out of
Inclusive Access, you can still access CNOWv2 through D2L. You’ll just see a
prompt to pay or enter an access code after the drop/add period has ended.
Ø If you adopt the purchase option, before applying a purchased Access
code, you must FIRST register for Cengage through eLearning
(D2L)!
Ø If you do not register for the course properly, your Cengage assignments
will not sync to the eLearning gradebook.
Ø If you experience difficulties during registration, contact Cengage
Customer Support for assistance 800-354-9706 or https://support.cengage.com.
For assistance at the beginning of the
semester:
The customer support team at Cengage is
offering virtual office hours at the start of the semester as follows:
LIVE Representatives from Cengage will be
available to help you access your Cengage course materials, as well as provide support for any technology questions and purchasing
details.
SITE: https://events.cengage.com/5vVVZK?RefId=Sales+Invite
Here, you will
find all available dates and times for office hours, plus the Zoom links to
join. No appointment needed. Office hours are first
come first served.
Note: Be sure
to let Cengage Customer Support know the class is using Inclusive Access.
If
you need help but are unable to make it to these office hours, please call
Cengage Support at 800-354-9706.
COURSE
OBJECTIVES
ACCT 2101 is a lower-division course designed to
prepare students for four-year business programs. Students will learn to:
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Demonstrate an understanding of the role of
financial accounting in business, while learning about the various roles in
the accounting profession. |
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Define and apply accounting terminology
concepts and principles to analyze, record, summarize, and report business
transactions related to financing and operating a business. |
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Prepare, read, and interpret the four
financial statements required by U.S. GAAP for measuring business results. |
Note:
Chapter learning objectives that are measurable and consistent with the
course-level objectives above may be viewed at http://faculty.ung.edu/plyman/2101/CourseInformation/2101_LearningObjectives_16e.pdf
or opened from the Content tab in eLearning under the Course Information topic.
METHODS
OF INSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION
Course
Policies:
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Attendance/Participation This
is a face-to-face split session course. All of the
class sessions are delivered face-to-face with Cengage assignments and
Cengage exams delivered online via CengageNow (CNOW). Note: The Midterm Exam
and the Final Exam will be taken with D2L using your laptop in class during
regularly scheduled class times. ALL students must
complete the Mandatory Attendance Quiz
in
D2L 24 hours after the end of the
drop/add period–submission deadline: (11:00
p.m. January 14, Wednesday, 11:00pm). Students who do not complete
the Mandatory Attendance Quiz will be reported as absent during roll
verification and will be withdrawn from the course (receiving a W). In
addition to completing the Mandatory Attendance Quiz by 11:00pm on January 14, students
MUST attend class in person at least once during the Attendance Verification
period or the student will be reported as absent and will be administratively
withdrawn (not dropped) from the course (receiving a W). Students
who wish to voluntarily withdraw must do so by the midpoint of the term to
avoid academic penalty. It is the student’s responsibility (not the faculty member’s) to arrange for a voluntary withdrawal from
either a course or from the school. You MUST take the Midterm
Exam AND the Final Exam in class face-to-face in eLearning (D2L) via the
Respondus Lockdown Browser. THERE IS NO MAKE-UP OPTION unless you have been
excused by UNG for documented health reasons. You will receive a ZERO if you
miss the Midterm or Final exams. No exceptions. Note:
If you have been administratively excused by UNG for documented health
reasons, contact me ASAP. You will be expected to complete all missed assignments
on the day you are administratively released to return to class (shown as
“Student returns on:” per the excuse). You will receive a zero for any
assignments missed during the excused period that are not completed on the
“Student returns on:” day. ·
To report a non-covid related absence for illness,
hospitalization ,etc., ACCT
2101 is an activities-based course; students are required to fully
participate in ALL assignments. If a student has not
completed at least 60% of all assignments due by the
withdrawal date, the student may be administratively withdrawn from the
class. All
work submitted (assignments and exams, D2L midterm and final exam) must be
completed by the enrolled student alone. Students
may use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to support their studying.
However, AI-generated information can contain errors or inaccuracies, so
always verify the results before relying on them. |
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Course Withdrawal
Policy Students
withdrawing from the class prior to the midpoint date will receive a grade of
"W". Students withdrawing
from the class after the midpoint date will receive a grade of
"WF". It is the student's
responsibility to properly withdraw from a course. To drop a course during drop/add or to
withdraw from courses, a student should click on the "Course Add, Drop,
or Withdrawal" link on Banner Web. The link is one of the options in
Banner under the Nighthawk Course Scheduler section. For more detailed
directions on how to withdraw from a course, see https://ung.edu/registrar/withdrawal-information.php
(scroll down) Note: When Learning Support (LS) AKA Student
Accessibility Services (SAS) students wish to withdraw from an LS course
using Banner, they should consult with the LS department coordinator/advisor. |
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No-Show Policy As mentioned above in the Attendance/Participation
section, this course has a Mandatory Attendance
Quiz and required face-to-face attendance during
the roll verification period. o The
Mandatory Attendance Quiz will be available in D2L (see the Quizzes
link on the top nav bar) on Friday, January 9 when students are granted early access to D2L. The
quiz MUST be completed by Wednesday, January
14 at 11:00pm or you will be administratively
withdrawn from the course with a W. o You must
attend at least one class face-to-face during the roll verification period or
you will be administratively withdrawn from the course with a W. |
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Technology
Requirements: You must have continuous access to a RELIABLE computer
with high-speed Internet access (Broadband/DSL). Students
who complete their Cengage Assignments and Cengage exams at home are
responsible for their own Internet connection. No excuses will be accepted for not meeting exam or assignment
deadlines due to home computer hardware or software problems and/or Internet
connection problems. You should develop a backup plan and test it in case your hardware, software,
or Internet connection stops working. Cengage
does NOT support access to their systems with a cellular connection or with a
cellphone or tablet device. It may work, but they do NOT support it. They
recommend a stable Wi-Fi connection with a laptop or desktop computer. Since
your Midterm and Final exams will be administered in class with a laptop, you
MUST have a reliable laptop with high-speed Internet access to take both
exams in class. You should have received the following
hardware email: It is critical all MCCB
students have access to a laptop computer since some required software may
not work on cell phones, tablets or Chromebooks. If you are purchasing a
computer, the recommended and minimum computer requirements are located on
the UNG website at this link: https://ung.edu/information-technology/FAQ.php
Contact the financial aid office to find out if your aid package or
scholarship may be used to make this purchase. The Department of Information Technology has a limited
number of laptops students may check out. Contact IT for more
information. Chrome
browsers work best with eLearning. Be sure to enable popups in your
browser. |
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Deadline Policy: ASSIGNMENTS
(CNOW chapter assignments and all exams, including the D2L Midterm Exam and
the Final Exam) NOT SUBMITTED ON TIME WILL RECEIVE A ZERO. Unless you
have been excused by UNG for documented health reasons, there are no
exceptions to this rule. There are no makeups.
Technology failure or lack of a textbook are not acceptable excuses for
failure to submit an exam or CNOW chapter assignment on time. Don’t
procrastinate! Don’t wait until the last minute to begin an assignment or
start an exam.
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Assignment Sheet: All
graded work has due dates listed on the Assignment Sheet at the end of this syllabus. You should use the Assignment Sheet
to make sure you submit all course work ON TIME. Note: There is also a repeat
of the Assignment Sheet in D2L on the top NavBar (see Course Calendar link). |
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Course Grading: Your
final grade in the course is based on your performance on CengageNOW chapter
assignments, CengageNOW exams, and the D2L Midterm and Final exams. Again, you elected to take this
accelerated course first session). In order to
successfully complete the course, you should expect to spend two to three
hours a day on course materials. Follow the
instructions in the D2L Start Here link to complete the following course requirements: ·
All CengageNOW chapter Assignments 2&3 and CengageNOW
exams are mandatory and are due at 11:00pm
based on the Assignment Sheet due dates at the end of this syllabus. ·
The Midterm Exam and the Final Exam are mandatory and
will be administered face-to-face with your laptop in D2L via Respondus
Lockdown Browser during the regularly scheduled class time per the Assignment Sheet. ·
Every chapter (1-10,12, and 13) will have three CNOW
assignments (except Chapter 7 which will not have an Assignment 3): § Assignment 1:
Adaptive Study Plans (ASPs) are not graded. NOTE: You should spend at
least 30 minutes in the ASP BEFORE you attempt to complete Assignments 2
and 3. Alternatively, you could read the eBook chapter before completing
Assignments 2 and 3. I HIGHLY recommend that you complete the ASP quiz after
you finish Assignments 2 and 3. § Assignment 2: Tasks
in Assignment 2 are based on your eText/textbook end of chapter Brief
Exercises (usually 4 to 7 questions). Each Assignment 2 is worth 20 points.
Three attempts are allowed for each Chapter Assignment 2. § Assignment 3: Tasks
in Assignment 3 are based on your eText/textbook end of chapter Exercises and
Problems. Each Assignment 3 is worth 30 points. Two attempts are allowed for
each Chapter Assignment 3. § You may work ahead on
any CengageNOW chapter assignment. In fact, it’s a great idea to work ahead. § It is YOUR
responsibility to check your assignment grades in the D2L gradebook (Grades)
link BEFORE the due date. (Give D2L a
few minutes to sync with the Cengage gradebook.) § You have one week
after an assignment’s due date to email me if you
have any questions about your performance or score for that assignment. § Unless you have been
excused by UNG for documented health reasons, THERE IS NO MAKE-UP OPTION for
any Cengage assignment. You will receive a ZERO for any assignment not
completed by the due date/time. No exceptions. ·
In addition to CengageNOW activities, supplementary files
and videos are available by chapter in D2L under Chapter Materials Supplemental. These materials include chapter
class notes, PowerPoints, and chapter videos (in some chapters) from
face-to-face classes. The materials are not required; they are available to
supplement your learning opportunities during the semester. ·
Cengage Exams 1-6 (not including the Midterm or Final
exams) cover two chapters and are given every other chapter (e.g. Exam
1-Chapters 1&2, Exam 2-Chapters 3&4). Exams 1-6 (not including the
Midterm or Final exams) will be administered from the Cengage student
dashboard. § Each CengageNOW exam
(not including the Midterm or Final exams) is worth 65 points. § Students will have 60
minutes to complete each exam. Once you start the exam, you must finish the
exam. § Cengage exams will be
available 24 hours before the due date. § Only one attempt is
allowed for each exam. § Cengage exams will
consist of multiple choice questions and problems.
See Exam Study Sheets in D2L for more exam content information. § Cengage
exams will not be proctored, but it is expected that exams will be completed
by the enrolled student alone. § Cengage exams will be
open book, open notes. Even though students
will have access to the book and notes for Cengage Exams, it is best to study
as though you were in a closed book exam. With only have
60 minutes to complete an exam, there will not be much
time to look up answers. § Again, it is YOUR
responsibility to check your assignment and exam grades in the D2L gradebook
(Grades) BEFORE the due date. § You have one week after
an exam's due date to contact/email me if you have any questions about your
performance or score for that exam. § Unless you have been
excused by UNG for documented health reasons, THERE IS NO MAKE-UP OPTION for any Cengage exam. You will receive a ZERO for any
Cengage exam not completed by the due date/time. No exceptions. ·
The Midterm Exam and the Final Exam are closed
book/closed notes exams. § Everyone must take
the Midterm Exam and the Final Exam face-to-face in class with your laptop using
D2L via the Respondus Lockdown Browser. Additional information on how
to use Respondus Lockdown Browser is available in D2L under Course
Information. § Your laptop MUST have
a RELIABLE Internet connection and a battery that will last two hours. § Bring a 4-function calculator
to the Midterm and Final Exams. Graphing calculators
with big screens are not permitted. FYI You may check out a 4-function
calculator with your UNG student ID from the Tutoring Center (SRC 583). § You will be given 90
minutes to complete the Midterm Exam. The Midterm Exam is comprehensive over
chapters 1-6, consists of 50 multiple choice questions, and is worth 100
points. Midterm Exam questions will be delivered one at a time. You will be
able to go back to a previously answered question. A Midterm Exam study sheet
is available in D2L (See Exam Study Sheets under the Content Browser). § You will be given 120
minutes (2 hours) to complete the Final Exam. The final exam is comprehensive
over chapters 1-10,12 and 13, consists of 75 multiple choice questions, and
is worth 150 points. Final exam questions will be delivered one at a time.
You will be able to go back to a previously answered question. A final exam
study sheet is available in D2L (See Exam Study Sheets under the Content
Browser). § The ACCT 2101 Midterm
and Final exams are closed book/closed notes. With Respondus Lockdown
Browser, you will NOT be able to access other websites or documents on the
computer you are using to take the D2L ACCT 2101 Midterm or Final exams. § You have one week after
an exam's due date to contact/email me if you have any questions about your
performance or score for that exam. § There is a Respondus Practice Quiz for the Midterm or Final
exams available in D2L under Quizzes. You should use this quiz to test your
equipment to ensure your setup works with Respondus Lockdown Browser. Note:
Chromebook is in beta testing to interface with Respondus. Please contact me
if you need to use Chromebook to take the Midterm or Final exams. § Unless you have been
excused by UNG for documented health reasons, THERE IS NO MAKE-UP OPTION for the Midterm or Final exams. You will receive a ZERO
for the Midterm or Final exams if you miss them. No exceptions. ·
There is one Excel-based Accounting Cycle Project worth 5
points (see D2L Assignments Dropbox). You have one week after the Excel-based
assignment’s due date to contact/email me if you have any questions about
your performance or score for that assignment. Grades
will be based on the following:
The
scale is: 90%=A,
80%=B, 70%=C, 60%=D, <60=F detailed as follows:
Please
note: An 89% is NOT an A; a 79% is NOT a B; a 69% is NOT
a C, and a 59% is NOT a D. Your grade is based on the total number of
points you earned divided by the Total (100%) points as outlined above. There is no extra
credit available. There are no non-academic influences on final
grades. Grades
should be automatically synced promptly to eLearning from CNOW. It is your responsibility to check your
grades in eLearning BEFORE the due date/time. Give the Cengage and D2L
systems a few minutes to sync once you submit your assignment/exam. Errors
are subject to correction. I
reserve the right to consider an individual's course performance when
assigning a final grade. |
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Tutoring § Tutoring is available
in person and online through Tutoring Services at UNG. To learn more about
these services, please visit the following link: https://ung.edu/tutoring-services/
§ UNG is offering
tutoring online through UNG Success Hub. See: https://ung.edu/tutoring-services/success-hub.php
. § UNG is offering
in-person tutoring services that require an appointment through http://tutorme.ung.edu/. § F2F tutoring is
available at Oconee in the Student Resource Center 583. § Knack-a leading peer
tutoring platform enabling students to learn from one another. Knack’s
platform allows students to book 1-on-1 and group tutoring sessions. Knack
Tutors are verified high-achieving students from University of North Georgia
who have previously aced the courses in which they offer
assistance. Tutoring is subsidized for all students and sessions can
take place in-person or online. To view available tutors, visit ung.joinknack.com
and sign in with your student account. |
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eLearning Optional
Discussion Posts In addition to the optional eLearning discussion posts I posted,
you
may post germane topics in the Discussions area. I send Critical Thinking
emails during the
semester with links to articles that are relevant to the course materials. Be
advised, I am a cattle farmer, so many of the links will refer to
Agribusiness topics. If you would like to share your thoughts about these
emails with the class or post articles of your own, you may use the D2L
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SUPPLEMENTAL
COURSE INFORMATION
MCCB:
All students graduating with a
Bachelor of Business Administration degree within the Mike Cottrell College of
Business (Accounting, Finance, Information Systems, Management and Marketing)
will be required to complete the Professional Roadmap to Ongoing Success (PROS)
Professional Development Program. Students will participate in a series of
opportunities to gain experience for their resumes and build professional
connections all in an effort to prepare them for their
careers upon graduation. See the PROS website for more information: https://ung.edu/mike-cottrell-college-of-business/pros.php
PROS is a graduation requirement
for BBA students. Get started today by downloading the Suitable.co
app and navigating to "Achievements" to access the PROS
badge. Start working through the program beginning with the PROS
introduction under the first milestone, Explore.
If you have any questions, please email PROS@ung.edu or make an appointment. PROS must be completed at least 90 days prior to graduation. “
UNG:
UNG
Supplemental Syllabus general requirements may be found at the following link:
http://ung.edu/academic-affairs/policies-and-guidelines/supplemental-syllabus.php
The
standards on this Web site are part of the expectations for the course and
include the following topics:
Academic Success Plan Program
Students with Disabilities AKA Accessibility
Services
Academic Integrity Policy
Disruptive Behavior Policy
Class Evaluations
Academic Exchange
Inclement Weather
Course Grades and Withdrawal Process
Student
Resource Support Services may be found at the following link:
https://ung.edu/landing/current-student-resources.php
Examples
of links found on this site include
Tuition and Fees (Business Office)
Office of the Registrar
Registration and Reporting Guide
Academic Advisement Center
Academic Course Catalog
Bookstore
Library Technology Center
Banner
Student Accessibility Services (AKA Learning
Support)
Access to eLearning (D2L) online courses
Student
Involvement Activities may be found at the following link:
http://ung.edu/student-involvement/index.php
Examples
of links found on this site include:
Clubs and Organizations
Community Service
Leadership Programs
Student Government Association
ACCT2101-1st
Short Session-Face-to-Face Spring 2026
NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS (CNOW Chapter Assignments,
CNOW Exams, D2L Excel Project,
D2L Midterm Exam, D2L Final Exam) ARE ACCEPTED.
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CengageNOW Assignments & Exams Due |
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Jan 12 Monday |
INTRODUCTION Cengage Now v2 |
Face-to-face in
class. If you miss class, follow the instructions in Start Here in eLearning
(D2L) |
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MANDATORY
ATTENDANCE QUIZ in D2L January 14,
11:00pm |
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Jan 15 Thursday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 1 |
Assignment 1 Adaptive
Study Plan (ASP) (not graded) Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) |
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January 19, Monday, MLK Day Holiday |
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Jan 22 Thursday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 2 (Journal Entries) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) Exam 1 (Chapters 1 and 2) available in Cengage (65 points) |
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Jan 27 Tuesday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 3 (Adjusting Entries) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) |
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Jan 29 Thursday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 4 (Accounting Cycle) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) Exam 2 (Chapters 3 and 4) available in Cengage (65 points) |
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Feb 2 Monday |
11:00pm |
Excel-based
Accounting Cycle Project |
D2L Assignment Drop
Box |
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Feb 3 Tuesday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 5 (Mdse Business) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) |
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Feb 5 Thursday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 6 (Inventory) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) Exam 3 (Chapters 5
and 6) available in Cengage (65
points) |
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Feb 6 Friday |
In class with laptop |
Midterm |
MIDTERM EXAM 10:00am-11:30am, February 6,
Friday (100 points) D2L
COMPREHENSIVE Midterm Chapters 1-6 in class with laptop using Respondus in
D2L See D2L Exam Study
Sheets for Midterm Study Sheet |
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Feb 10 Tuesday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 7 (Internal Control
& Cash) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) (no Assignment 3 for Chapter 7) |
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Feb 12 Thursday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 8 (Receivables) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) Exam 4 (Chapter 7 and
8) available in Cengage (65
points) |
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February
13, Friday Last day to withdraw with a “W” |
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Feb 17 Tuesday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 9 (Long-Term Assets) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) |
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Feb 19 Thursday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 10 (Current Liabilities) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) Exam 5 (Chapters 9
and 10) available in Cengage (65
points) |
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Feb 26 Thursday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 12 (Corporations) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) |
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Mar 2 Monday |
11:00pm |
Chapter 13 (Cash Flows) |
Assignment 1 ASP Assignment 2 (20 points) Assignment 3 (30 points) Exam 6 (Chapters 12
and 13) available in Cengage (65
points) |
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Mar 4 Wed |
In class with laptop |
FINAL EXAM |
FINAL EXAM 10:00am-12:00pm, March 4,
Wednesday (150 points) D2L
COMPREHENSIVE Final Exam Chapters 1-10,12,13 in class with laptop using
Respondus in D2L See D2L Exam Study
Sheets for Final Exam Study Sheet |
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NOTE!!!
This syllabus is subject to revision as
deemed necessary by the instructor. |
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