ERP Accounting Fundamentals

Develop In-Demand Accounting Skills with ERP Software

Build practical accounting skills by learning to use Sage 300, an enterprise resource planning (ERP) accounting system used by business across a wide range of industries. This micro-credential provides hands-on training in managing financial information, processing transactions, and generating reports within an integrated business system. Whether you're beginning a career in accounting, enhancing your current role, or expanding your software skills, you'll gain experience using an industry-standard ERP platform.

Who Is This Program For? 

This micro-credential is ideal for: 

• Individuals starting a career in accounting or bookkeeping
• Accounting, finance, and administrative professionals looking to expand their ERP software skills
• Small business employees responsible for financial recordkeeping
• Professionals transitioning to organizations that use ERP accounting systems
• Anyone seeking practical experience with Sage 300 to enhance their employment opportunities

No previous experience with Sage 300 is required. A basic understanding of accounting principles is recommended.

What You'll Learn

By the end of this micro-credential, you will be able to: 

• Navigate Sage 300 and organize accounting data using Windows file management and ERP best practices.
• Process accounts payable transactions, including invoices, payments, and adjustments.
• Manage accounts receivable by recording invoices, receipts, and customer adjustments.
• Prepare and post general ledger journal entries while retrieving and interpreting financial information using inquiry tools.
• Generate and analyze key financial reports, including the Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, and Income Statement.
• Perform bank reconciliations and understand how computerized accounting information systems support efficient business operations

Program Structure

• The micro-credential includes two 6-week courses, so the program can be completed within one semester/four months
• Courses are delivered online synchronously (via Zoom), with 3-hour evening classes once per week 

Pathways

Successful completion of this micro-credential can be applied towards other bookkeeping and accounting programs at the college.