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ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT, THE INSTRUCTOR, AND THE CLASSES:
The Accounting Department's Mission Statement Instructor's Brief Biography Course Descriptions Acctg. 121 is a 5-credit introductory practical accounting course with a vocational emphasis. It is a prerequisite for Business 122. It is a hands-on course designed to prepare students for entry level bookkeeping/accounting positions. Business 216 is a 5-credit microcomputer hands-on applications course featuring Microsoft Office's Word (word processing), Excel (spreadsheet), PowerPoint (presentation software), and Access (data base) Business 122 is a 5-credit course following the introductory course and deals i n detail with subjects from the first accounting class. . Business 124 is a 5-credit course of accounting on the microcomputer which uses educational and commercial general ledger software packages to do on computer what the student did manually in the introductory courses. Hotel 285 is a 5-credit course of accounting for those in the hospitality/hotel program. Want to know more? Call me at 206-669-0012 e-mail me at pbille@cox.net Talk to your advisor Read the College Catalog Read the Quarterly Ask other students
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CLASSES BEGIN MONDAY, MARCH 31, 2008
GETTING STARTED For SPRING Quarter, 2008
Click on Distance Learning
http://flightline.highline.edu/classes/
----------------------------------------------- Students with Incompletes--due within one year of class end:
Contact Pat at pbille@cox.net Do NOT use pbille@sedona.net or pbille@highline.edu or pbille@commspeed.net Refer to the assignment sheet you, of course printed off, and begin working where you left off--indicated by your check mark. You should know where to begin. Continue e-mailing assignments to pbille@cox.net with very complete subject lines, including class and number (E.G. 121 OR 285), last name, first name, what you are sending and quarter and year.. |
BESIDES THIS WEB SITE, BLACKBOARD IS YOUR OTHER MAJOR ON-LINE TOOL FOR E-MAIL, DISCUSSION BOARD, TESTS AND TEST SCORES) ACTIVATES ABOUT MIDNIGHT MARCH 30, 2008
PAPERWORK FOR WINTER QUARTER, 2008 BUSINESS 121
ALL WORK IS DUE TO ME BY MIDNIGHT, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2008; POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2008 (at that point, you'll need an overnight carrier or guaranteed 2-day carrier OR FAX IT TO ME).
Please, Click on the blue link ABOVE that represents your classes' course information--PRINT them out and READ through the syllabus and SCAN the assignment/calendar NOW, TAKE A DEEP BREATH. You will do fine. Just reread and mark up the handouts you printed.
READ AND REREAD UNDERLINE HIGHLIGHT AND PUT DATES IN YOUR DAY RUNNER, CALENDAR, PALM PILOT, WHEREVER
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Summer Three generations: daughter, granddaughter, and me ( yes, I do have a suit on), and we've added a grandson IN 2007.
COMMUNICATIONS HOW TO REACH INSTRUCTOR, PAT
e-mail address pbille@cox.net My emergency e-mail if cox.net is not working is patriciabille@yahoo.com Cell 206-669-0012 Home 623-266-9576 Fax 623-322-7013 ------------------------------------------------------ Home Address: Pat Bille 6223 W. McRae Way Glendale, AZ 85308
HOW TO USE BLACKBOARD
1. How to get into
Academic/Blackboard to log in and use password: http://blackboard.highline.edu
2. What are my IC Student account
username and password handout address or URL
3.. A HELP page
http://flightline.highline.edu/icchelp/bb/
4. e-mail for help: icchelp@highline.edu 5. Online help: http://flightline.highline.edu/icchelp/ 6. Telephone for help: 206-870-4880
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Pat Bille
The mission of the Highline Community College Accounting Department is to provide both occupational and transfer business students with the contemporary business skills and knowledge needed to succeed both personally and professionally as an active member of our society and economic system.
Olympic Community College AA degree
University of Washington BA degree
University of Washington MEd. degree
Before teaching, I spent several years in accounting offices in large corporate settings--Phelps Dodge Copper (big in Montana and Arizona) and Norris Grain in Chicago (cattle, oil, railroads, and NHL hockey where I got to do the payroll for the Detroit Red Wings and the Chicago Black Hawks). Mr. Norris owned all of the Detroit Red Wings hockey team and half of the Chicago Black Hawks hockey team. And during the more recent years I did books for a nonprofit organization (church) and small sole proprietorships, including our own.
OTHER STUFF
My great husband Bruce and I have a wonderful daughter who is married to a super man (and Certified Public Accountant and Chief Financial Officer). We had a terrific son named Ryan who died just before his 18th birthday of a brain tumor which he had fought with surgery, bone marrow transplant, and radiation for 21 months. He would have been 37 years old next September.
We have two dogs (We lost 17 year-old Suzi in February, 2002 and Chase 16 on my birthday in 2005). We now have Katie (8 years of wild beagle), and Zach (5 years) who keep us well trained. Bruce is busy playing pool when he is not motorcycle racing (Pueblo, Colo. and Albuquerque, NM the two weeks before the start of fall quarter) or he working on the yard or or his garage. He races; I stand by. When not working on school or the textbook I enjoy the sun, swimming, reading, and exploring Arizona and nearby states as well as returning to my life-time home (Washington State) to see our daughter and her husband and our first grandchild who is nearly 4 years old. She is joined by a brudder (as she says it) who is nearly 1.
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