Jun 23, 2010 07:21
It's hard to "weigh" if it'd be beneficial for me to sit in on Dr. Ibarra's class, but I'll try.
*Currency: RP = Reg points =)) Para naman may common denominator ang mga ito; parang (money) measurement concept of accounting. :>
SORRY ANG SABAW NITO CORPORATION
Balance Sheet
As of June 22, 2010
Assets
Current Assets:
Full knowledge of the topic ............................................................................................. 10 RP
Taught what we "needed to know," even if beyond the scope of the current chapter .... 5
Challenges her students with HWs, seat works, quizzes (not sure if graded) ............... 8
Funny-ish; nagjojoke din naman siya :)) ........................................................................ 1
Total Assets 24 RP
Liabilities
Current Liabilities:
Assumes you've read the book (hmm, not really a liability?) .. 1 RP
High expectations ................................................................... 2
Very fast pace ......................................................................... 4
Total Current Liabilities 7 RP
Long term debt
Goodbye Metaphysics (this sem) :( .............................................................................. 14
Total Liabilities ................................................................................................................. 21 RP
Owners' Equity
SECRET/Idk what in my situation analogous to this :)) ................................................... ?????
Total Liabilities and Owners' equity .................................................................................. 24 RP
Using the dual-aspect concept of accounting,
Total Assets 24 RP
- Total Liabilities (21 RP)
Owners' Equity 3 RP
.: Owners' Equity/Residual Interest/Net Assets = 3 RP
Conclusion/Rationalization:
This makes me sort of want to continue sitting in on Dr. Ibarra's class. Accounting would really take up a lot of my time and requires much reading/exercises if I were to get an A (IF EVER pwede).
Anyway, I can always take Metaphysics another time. Right? :)
P.S. "Sit in ON a class" pala. I checked Google first because I was supposed to write "sit in in." :))