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QuickBooks for Small Business Success and Career Advancement-BAA157
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
QuickBooks for Small Business Success and Career Advancement
About This Course
This introductory course provides hands-on experience with the latest version of QuickBooks, focusing on essential skills for managing small business finances. Topics include setting up and managing a chart of accounts, creating and maintaining vendor, item, and customer lists, recording cash sales, invoicing, managing payments and deposits, performing bank reconciliations, and processing bill payments. You will also learn to generate reports and create graphs to visualize financial data. This course is ideal for those aiming to build foundational QuickBooks skills for professional or personal bookkeeping needs.
Course Requirements
- Basic computer and Windows knowledge
- Flash drive
- Textbook: QuickBooks Online by Patricia Hartley, MBA
- Students must activate their My Northshore account prior to the first class
EXCEL FOR BEGINNERS-INF120
with Patricia BALL
Excel for Beginners
About This Course
Provides a basic, useable knowledge of Excel, including designing, creating and editing a spreadsheet to analyze and display data used to make business and/or personal decisions. Methods will include creating formulas, functions and charts to analyze and present information. Use relative and absolute cell references to speed up your work.
Course Requirements
- Must have some experience with Windows and keyboard
- Flash drive required
- Students must activate their myNorthshore account prior to first class
Bookkeeping and Accounting Skills for Business and Career Success-BAA140
with MULTIPLE INSTRUCTORS
Bookkeeping and Accounting Skills for Business and Career Success
About This Course
This introductory course provides a foundational understanding of bookkeeping and accounting, focusing on the complete accounting cycle. You will learn how to analyze and record financial transactions using debits, credits, and T accounts. Key topics include posting transactions to the journal and ledger, preparing trial balances, making necessary adjustments, and generating financial statements. By the end of the course, you will have a working knowledge of essential accounting principles and be able to accurately track financial activities for a business.
Delivery Format
Instructor-led virtual or in-person classes are available. Please refer to the schedule below for more details.
Course Requirements
- Basic computer and Windows knowledge is required
- Flash drive
- Required textbook - College Accounting: A Practical Approach Chapters 1-12 with Study Guide and Working Papers
- Students must activate their myNorthshore account prior to the first class
EXCEL INTERMEDIATE-INF121
with Patricia BALL
Excel Intermediate
About This Course
Learn the techniques for handling large spreadsheets. Use the Solver Add-In analysis tool, the conditional IF function, cell references linking formulas between worksheets, cell and range naming and using named ranges in functions, formatting and customizing charts, the VLOOKUP function and creating a basic macro to automate a regularly used process.
Course Requirements
- Flash drive required
- Students must activate their myNorthshore account prior to first class