Syllabus G11 FABMone
Syllabus G11 FABMone
Syllabus G11 FABMone
Department of Education
Region IV-A
Division LAGUNA
SOUTHBAY MONTESSORI SCHOOL AND COLLEGES INC.
Santa Cruz, Laguna
“Our goal is perfection but we will settle for excellence”
COURSE OUTLINE :
Week/s Topics Learning Competencies
1 week
st
1. Orientation
SBMCI Mission, Vision
and core value
Classroom Policies
MHPSS
Overview of the subject
Requirements
2nd week Course Introduction- Introduction define accounting
to Accounting describe the nature of accounting
definition, explain the functions of
nature, accounting in business
function, and narrate the history/origin of
history of accounting accounting
3rd week Branches of Accounting differentiate the branches of
financial accounting accounting
management accounting explain the kind/type of services
government accounting rendered in each of these
auditing branches
tax accounting
cost accounting
accounting education
Sitio Huwaran Brgy. Pagsawitan, Santa Cruz, Laguna (4009)
[email protected] / [email protected]
0995-261-0830 / (049) 523-6123
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A
Division LAGUNA
SOUTHBAY MONTESSORI SCHOOL AND COLLEGES INC.
Santa Cruz, Laguna
“Our goal is perfection but we will settle for excellence”
accounting research
4th week Users of Accounting Information define external users and gives
internal users of financial examples
information define internal users and give
external users of financial examples
information
5th week – 6th week Forms of Business Organizations differentiate the forms of business
The various forms of business organization in terms of nature of
organization, as follows: ownership
sole / single identify the advantages and
proprietorship disadvantages of each form
partnership make a list of existing business
corporation entities in their community and
cooperatives identify the form of business
organization
Prelim Exam
7th week – 8th week Types of Business According to compare and contrast the types of
Activities. business according to activities
the types of business according to differentiate the types of business
activities, particularly: according to activities
service business identify the advantages,
merchandising business disadvantages, and business
manufacturing business requirements of each type
make a list of businesses in their
community according to their
activities
9th week Accounting Concepts and identify generally accepted
Principles accounting principles
explain the varied accounting
concepts and principles
solve exercises on accounting
principles as applied in various
cases
10th week – 11th week The Accounting Equation illustrate the accounting equation
perform operations involving
simple cases with the use of
accounting equation
solve problems applying the
accounting equation
MIDTERM EXAM
12TH week – 13th week Types of Major Accounts identify, and classify accounts
assets according to the five major types
liabilities discuss the five major accounts
capital cite examples of each type of
account
Sitio Huwaran Brgy. Pagsawitan, Santa Cruz, Laguna (4009)
[email protected] / [email protected]
0995-261-0830 / (049) 523-6123
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A
Division LAGUNA
SOUTHBAY MONTESSORI SCHOOL AND COLLEGES INC.
Santa Cruz, Laguna
“Our goal is perfection but we will settle for excellence”
14TH week Books of Accounts identify the uses of the two books
the two major types of books of of accounts
accounts, namely: illustrate the format of a general
journal and and special journals
ledger differentiate a journal from a
ledger and identify the types of
journals and ledgers
illustrate the format of a general
and subsidiary ledger
15th week – 16th week Business Transactions and Their describe the nature and gives
Analysis as Applied to the examples of business transactions
Accounting Cycle of a Service identify the different types of
Business: business documents
Rules of Debits and analyze common business
Credits transactions using the rules of
Journalizing debit and credit
Posting solve simple problems and
Preparation of a Trial exercises in the analyses of
Balance business transaction
17TH week -18th week Business Transactions and Their describes the nature of
Analysis as Applied to the transactions in a service business
Accounting Cycle of a Service records transactions of a service
Business business in the general journal
Adjusting Entries posts transactions in the ledger
Adjusted Trial Balance prepares a trial balance
Preparation of Basic prepares adjusting entries
Financial Statements complete the accounting cycle
(Income Statement)
PRE – FINAL EXAM
19th week – 20th week The accounting cycle of a describes the nature of
merchandising business to transactions in a merchandising
include the following: business
Journalizing of records transactions of a
transactions using the merchandising business in the
general and special general and special journals
journals, namely: sales posts transactions in the general
journal, purchase journal, and subsidiary ledgers
cash receipts journal and prepares a trial balance
cash payments journal prepares adjusting entries
Posting to the ledger, completes the accounting cycle of
Sitio Huwaran Brgy. Pagsawitan, Santa Cruz, Laguna (4009)
[email protected] / [email protected]
0995-261-0830 / (049) 523-6123
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A
Division LAGUNA
SOUTHBAY MONTESSORI SCHOOL AND COLLEGES INC.
Santa Cruz, Laguna
“Our goal is perfection but we will settle for excellence”
COURSE REQUIREMENTS :
Eating and drinking should be reserved for lunchtime and breaks between classes.
There will be a short quiz at the end of each class to evaluate the day’s learning
Students are expected to participate during class discussions or submit assigned tasks as the
case may require it.
Students must earn 75% or higher in order to pass the course; with all requirements
submitted, tasks complied, and examinations taken.
Students who are caught cheating will be given a failing grade for the said requirement and
shall be brought to the concerned authority for further disciplinary action.
The teacher reserves the right to make changes to this syllabus as the pace and the
environment of the classroom dictates.
Grading System :
The he minimum requirement for passing grade is 75% of the total of the following:
Written Works – 25%
Performance Tasks – 50%
Final Examination – 25%
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Noted by: