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Computer Accounting with Peachtree Complete 2002, Release 9.0, Sixth Edition, teaches students how to use Peachtree Complete Accounting software. The text first builds students' familiarity with all of the features of Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002. Step-by-step instructions show students how to apply accounting concepts to real-world situations.
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Students learn how to use "Fast-Add" to add customers, vendors and employees quickly from any transaction window.
The Year-End wizard walks students through the process of closing the fiscal year.
Students will experience "Out of Stock" warnings on sales orders, create and print deposit tickets, and enter purchase descriptions on checks.
"Drill-down" feature allows students to display and edit transaction detail in reports.
Students practice copying Peachtree report data or financial statements to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
Additional quizzes and testing is provided on the textbook web site for both the instructor and for student self-review.
The textbook web site provides a link directly to the author for questions, etc. This allows quick feedback from an expert on the subject.
There are four parts of the text: 1) Exploring Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002; 2) Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 for Service Businesses; 3) Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 for Merchandising Businesses; and 4) Advanced Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 Applications. There are four projects with step-by-step instructions as well as three opportunities for students to design their own businesses.
The software CD-ROM, Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 is packaged with every text. This allows students to have their own copy of the software for use at home or on campus. The author recommends that the software packaged with the textbook be installed in the school computer lab.
Students set up 11 businesses from scratch. This is valuable training for future accounting technicians. Chapters 9 and 10 and Chapters 11 through 14 include serial problems.
All chapters have Software Objectives and Web Objectives, end of chapter exercises, Internet activities, Going to the Net exercises, and writing assignments to reinforce important concepts.
Each textbook includes a McGraw-Hill License Agreement for networked or individual software installation. To ensure capability with students' work, the author recommends that the software installed at school is the same as the software that the students use at home.
If schools want to obtain a free copy of commercially available software and accompanying documentation, they can request an academic site license from Peachtree Software.The Instructor's Manual & Key also includes an academic site license application that can be faxed to Peachtree Software.
Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 software includes everything needed to record business transactions: general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, inventory, job costing, and depreciation for fixed assets. The text is spiral bound for ease of use when working on the computer.
Going to the Net exercises are in every chapter. This provides students more practice on the web, as well as extra reinforcement of chapter concepts. (The Going to the Net exercises have a solution in the Instructor's Manual.These replace the old teaching transparencies and will be an improved additional teaching resource for the classroom.
Peachtree's two sample companies, Bellwether Garden Supply, a retail business and service company, and Pavilion Design Group, a service company, are incorporated into Part I of the text.
Chapter 7, Fixed Assets Depreciation and Financial Statements, shows how to use Peachtree's fixed assets module.
The Year-End wizard walks students through the process of closing the fiscal year.
Students will experience "Out of Stock" warnings on sales orders, create and print deposit tickets, and enter purchase descriptions on checks.
"Drill-down" feature allows students to display and edit transaction detail in reports.
Students practice copying Peachtree report data or financial statements to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
Additional quizzes and testing is provided on the textbook web site for both the instructor and for student self-review.
The textbook web site provides a link directly to the author for questions, etc. This allows quick feedback from an expert on the subject.
There are four parts of the text: 1) Exploring Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002; 2) Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 for Service Businesses; 3) Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 for Merchandising Businesses; and 4) Advanced Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 Applications. There are four projects with step-by-step instructions as well as three opportunities for students to design their own businesses.
The software CD-ROM, Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 is packaged with every text. This allows students to have their own copy of the software for use at home or on campus. The author recommends that the software packaged with the textbook be installed in the school computer lab.
Students set up 11 businesses from scratch. This is valuable training for future accounting technicians. Chapters 9 and 10 and Chapters 11 through 14 include serial problems.
All chapters have Software Objectives and Web Objectives, end of chapter exercises, Internet activities, Going to the Net exercises, and writing assignments to reinforce important concepts.
Each textbook includes a McGraw-Hill License Agreement for networked or individual software installation. To ensure capability with students' work, the author recommends that the software installed at school is the same as the software that the students use at home.
If schools want to obtain a free copy of commercially available software and accompanying documentation, they can request an academic site license from Peachtree Software.The Instructor's Manual & Key also includes an academic site license application that can be faxed to Peachtree Software.
Peachtree Complete Accounting 2002 software includes everything needed to record business transactions: general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, inventory, job costing, and depreciation for fixed assets. The text is spiral bound for ease of use when working on the computer.
Going to the Net exercises are in every chapter. This provides students more practice on the web, as well as extra reinforcement of chapter concepts. (The Going to the Net exercises have a solution in the Instructor's Manual.These replace the old teaching transparencies and will be an improved additional teaching resource for the classroom.
Peachtree's two sample companies, Bellwether Garden Supply, a retail business and service company, and Pavilion Design Group, a service company, are incorporated into Part I of the text.
Chapter 7, Fixed Assets Depreciation and Financial Statements, shows how to use Peachtree's fixed assets module.
Chapter 8, Pavilion Design Group, demonstrates Peachtree's time and billing features.
Chapter 9, Maintaining Accounting Records for Service Businesses, gives students practice setting up their own service business for Barbara Wood Graphics. This exercise is especially useful for the students, since service businesses make up a large majority of the business world. Students continue Barbara Wood Graphics in Chapter 10, completing fourth quarter transactions and year-end closing.
After Chapter 10, two comprehensive projects, Richard Clarke, Software Consultant and Student-Designed Service Business allow students to apply what they have learned
Chapters 11-14 include a cumulative project for Joel's Sales and Service, bringing three chapters' worth of material into practice for the student.
Five additional comprehensive projects allow students to incorporate what they have learned'
-Phoenix Bicycles, following Chapters 11-14
-Student-Designed Merchandising Business, following Chapters 11-14
-Valley Computer Club, following Chapters 15-18
-Brice Manufacturing, Inc., following Chapters 15-18
-Student-Designed Project, following Chapters 15-18
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- PublisherIrwin Professional Publishing
- Publication date2002
- ISBN 10 0072561777
- ISBN 13 9780072561777
- BindingSpiral-bound
- Edition number6
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