Part I Vocabulary (0.5*40=20) A tended B inclined C intended D declined 2. I took it for that you'd want to come with us, so I bought you a ticket

Sntroduction to Sociology Video clip from SEIU, Stronger real Together: Invisible No More ll. Explaining Social Stratification S50 Billion a stack of $100 Bills 50 kilometers high-> A. Functionalist [ozone Layer] explanations

I C. Wright Mills: The Sociological Imagination l. Peter Berger: Invitation to Sociology TO SOCIOLOGY ll. Using the Sociological EMILE DURKWEIM Imagination and MicroCase SUICIDE Explorit Data to Follow in Durkheim' s footsteps in Understanding Suicide

Sntroduction to Sociology . Race: The Power of An Illusion ll. Thinking about Race and Ethnicity: What is Tiger Woods? lll. Why race does not exist... except as a social construct ll. Ethnicity and Race as Folk Concepts

Cntroduction to Sociology Welcome to this course! . Three Goals of this Course ll. This Course's Online Syllabus and Requirements lll. Three Visions of Sociology: Improving Society, Science, Interpretation

Outlines A General View of Financial statements Income statement Balance sheet Statement of owners'’ equity Simple Illustration

Fundamental Principles of Accounting Information system A diagram of the accounting process Accounting System Components General Journal Transactions Computerized Accounting Information System

Outline Flow of inventory cost Items and costs of merchandising inventory Assigning costs to inventory Lower of cost or market Errors in measuring inventory Inventory estimating method

Outline Merchandising activities Operating cycle of merchandising companies Merchandising cost accounts Inventory systems Merchandise purchases Sales transactions Adjusting and closing entries Task Team of FUNDAMENTAL

Outline Q Describe the preparation of adjusted trial balance Describe and prepare a worksheet and describe its usefulness Describe the closing process and explain why temporary accounts are closed each period