Accounting I
(Must have had Accounting) test over basic practices
of accounting; may include questions on terminology,
worksheet adjustments, income statement, balance
sheet, trial balance, account classification, journalizing, posting, bank reconciliation, payroll, and the basic
accounting cycle.
Accounting II
(Must have had Accounting II) test over accounts receivable and accounts payable, financial statements,
worksheets, account classification, bank reconciliation, income tax, payroll, inventory, purchases, sales,
plant assets, depreciation, departmentalized accounting, partnerships, and corporate accounting.
Agribusiness
(Accounting and Personal Finance would help) economics, finance and accounting, health, safety, and
environmental management, management analysis
and decision making, marketing, terminology and
trends.
Business Calculations
(Accounting and Personal Finance would help) business math, interest rates, payroll, taxes, bank records,
markups, discounts, consumer credit, and
insurance.
Business Communications
Test over grammar, word definition and usage, proofreading, spelling, punctuation, numbers capitalization,
and oral communication concepts.
Business Law
Test includes lots of contracts, sales, ailments, agency, business organization, bankruptcy, insurance,
trade regulation, product liability, wills, consumer protection, negotiable instruments, and torts.
Computer Problem Solving
Test over basic personal computer components, laptop and portable devices, operating systems, printers
and scanners, networks, and security safety and environmental issues.
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see practice test and sample questions. Cyber Security
Test over firewalls, intrusion detection, network and
physical security, cryptography, public key, authentication, computer attacks, e-mail security, disaster recovery and forensics security.
Economics
(Help to have had Economics) tests comparing U.S.
economics to other countries, supply and demand,
prices, profits, competition, government and taxes,
labor relations, and monetary and fiscal policies,
types of businesses, investments, global business,
and environ. issues
Healthcare Administration
The test will focus managing office activities, enhancing communication skills, identifying legal and ethical
issues in healthcare practices, managing financial
functions, and enhancing employability skills.
Insurance and Risk Management
Test over risk management, property and liability insurance, health, disability, and life insurance, decision
making, careers, ethics, general insurance knowledge.
Networking Concepts
Test over responsibilities of a network administrator,
methods for accessing and configuring network services, automation of user tasks and activities, and
use of messaging services.
Personal Finance
(Personal Finance is Necessary) test over financial
principles related to personal decision making, earning a living, managing budgets and finance, saving
and investing, buying goods and services and banking, credit and insurance.
Securities and Investments
(Personal Finance is Necessary) test over Investment fundamentals, personal investing, retirement
and estate planning, financial services industry, financial assets & markets, financial services regulation, stock market, and mutual funds.
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