Accounting Principles II Portfolio Project Analysis

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The Accounting Principles II portfolio project helped me become familiar with accounting practices used to complete routine financial tasks. This course helped me learn how to complete routine business transactions, discover and explain financial issues in companies and create and manage ledgers for employers. The Accounting Principles II portfolio project taught me how to manage companies’ journals, income statements, cash flow statements and closing statements in ledgers. The Bryant Stratton Online college program outcomes helped me learn about merchandising laws, rules and approaches used in corporations. These outcomes helped me learn and distinguish practices used to create, track and manage product inventories when I am completing tasks

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