Computer information science 101 introduction

Computer Information Science 101 introduction

    CIS 101 – Personal Computer Applications

This is a "hands-on" class learning to use the most common microcomputer software programs and information resource facilities. This course provides a look at the structure and components of microcomputers, their operating systems and an introduction to various applications with emphasis on word processing, database management, spreadsheet applications, presentation software, and internet usage.

Accounting 220 introduction

Accounting 220 introduction

    Acc 220 – Principles of Accounting 1

This course covers basic accounting principles and practices used by corporations in the service and merchandising industries. Students learn accrual accounting terminology and how transactions are recorded during the accounting cycle. These transactions are then used to create four basic financial statements; income statement of changes in Stockholder's equity, Balance Sheet and Statement of Cash Flows. Throughout the course students will practice recording the transactions, prepare financial statements, and communicate the information formulated in those statements.

Accounting 120 introduction

Accounting 120 introduction

    Acc 120 – College Accounting, Part 1

This course uses a manual bookkeeping approach for a sole proprietorship to teach the student a basic understanding of an accounting cycle. Areas of emphasis include the general journal and ledger, adjusting and closing entries, financial statements preparations, cash management and merchandise inventory.

Business 140 introduction

Business 140 introduction

    Bus 140 – Business Communications

This course will help students develop business communication skills by composing and writing letters, memos, reports and electronic mail messages. The students will develop a writing portfolio of business documents and prepare and present oral reports. In their preparation of business communications, the students will have opportunities to use word processing software, to use computer skills in searching the internet and sending e-mail messages and to learn useful communication practices for a career in business.

Business 110 introduction

Business 110 introduction

    Bus 110 – Principles of business

This course provides a survey of business in the United States and also global considerations, including its background, functions, objectives, ethics and opportunities for careers. Various aspects of business will be covered: marketing, management, human resources, production, accounting, finance, administrative services, technology, and computerization of the workplace, regulations, international trade and the impact of e-commerce on businesses around the globe.

My story

My story

    My name is Jennifer Waibel; I am currently an accounting student at OTC. I am passionate about family and work. Family is very important to me and would eventually like to get a job where I can mostly telecommute, so that I can stay home. I am also extremely passionate about my work; I believe that you should always strive to get things done the first time. I believe that it is an extreme waste of time to have to redo something because you were being lazy.

I have worked many jobs in the past that are not really related to the job field that I am currently seeking. I worked these jobs because I was never too sure of what I really wanted to do. I am now older, and perhaps wiser, and I have looked at my life and realized that I now have to grow up and make a decision. Growing up math was never my favorite subject, but I was always good at it and I have also come to love it. Over the past 3 years I have been a stay at home mom, and as such I have successfully paid off debt, made and kept budgets, and organized the life of a family. Never once (with in my control) was I late to an appointment or function. I am a very punctual person, I always have.

Something that I can bring to any organization is my financial know how and my organization skills. At one of the businesses that I used to work for (Anything Imprinted) my job involved lots of paperwork: faxing, retrieving fax conformation, filing, finding them again, determining returns, and more. When I first started to work there this paperwork was much unorganized, in order for me to be effective in my job I had to organize this paperwork. I sorted all the paperwork in to folders that would sit on my desk until it was time to file, this is a procedure that they still use till this day.

I also have great customer service skills that I have perfected over the past ten years. When I worked at AM/PM out in San Diego, I was told by my manager that I was the best "up seller" that they had. "up selling" involved the simple task of talking with the customer and letting them know about the specials as well as getting to know the "regulars." I did my best to meet all the needs of my customers, and I am willing to continue that task in every job that I have in the future.

That being said I would just like to reiterate that I have good customer service, financial know how, and great organizational skills. This allows me to keep existing customers, and attract more. It also allows me to be punctual and get things done right the first time around.

Introduction

My name is Jennifer Waibel and this is my Professional Blog. I am currently going to school to get an accounting degree. I have decided to start this blog in order to show prospective employers what I am learning in my classes, as well as showing them my professional internet skills. I have started a Facebook page to show off my social networking skills as well as to network. My Facebook address is http://www.facebook.com/editprofile.php?sk=basic&success=1#!/profile.php?id=100003151083852 please feel free to add me on Facebook to see my networking skills