COMPUTER FORM2 NOTES

Institution Secondary
Course COMPUTER STUDIES
Year 2nd Year
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UPDATED NOTES ON COMPUTER STUDIES FORM2
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Electronics is the study of conduction current in solids, gases, vacuum and liquids. It is a branch of engineering that comes from the 2 words Electrons - negatively charged particle in an atom, Mechanics - Study of motion of an electron. Electronics is also study of electrons and how they can be used to perform different functions. The ability to control movement of electrons or electron flow is the basic of electronics it specializes in digital computers, audio systems, communication systems, and automatic control.
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HBC 2101: Introduction to Accounting I - Course Outline Trending!
Introduce students to financial accounting for processing and communicating of financial information to support economic decision making. This particularly focuses on procedures of book keeping and preparation of the financial statements for a simple business.
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HBC 2101: Introduction to Accounting I - ERRORS ON ACCOUNTS Trending!
The trial balance produced from the accounts appears to be correct, i.e the debits are the same as the credits. However, on taking a close check on the balances and transactions posted, errors may have been made and therefore the balances shown on the trial balance may be incorrect i.e. under or over stated.
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HBC 2101: Introduction to Accounting I
Accounting is defined as a process of Recording Classifying Summarizing Interpreting the financial transactions and Communicating the result thereof to the persons interested in such information for decision making purposes
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HBC 2101: Nature, purpose and scope of accounting Trending!
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HBC 2101: Purchases Ledger Control Account. Trending!
Purchases Ledger Control Account is a summary account which checks the arithmetical accuracy of the Purchases Ledger. It enables us to see at a glance whether the general ledger balance for the purchase’s ledger agrees with the total of all the individual trade payable accounts held within the purchase’s ledger.
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HBC 2101: CONTROL ACCOUNTS Trending!
Control accounts are so called because they control a section of the ledgers. By control we mean that the total on the control accounts should be the same as the totals on the ledger accounts. There are two main types of control accounts:
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HBC 2101: ACCOUNTING FOR TRANSACTIONS Trending!
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