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Business Education Index 1987. Volume 48. Index of Business DOCUMENT RESUME ED 296 068 CE 050 153 AUTHOR McCauley, Rosemarie, Ed. TITLE Business Education Index 1987. Volume 48. Index of Zusiness Education Articles, Research Studies, and Textbooks Compiled from a Selected List of Periodicals, Publishers, and Yearbooks Published during the Year 1987. INSTITUTION Delta Pi Epsilon, St. Peter, Mian. PUB DATE 88 NOTE 90p. AVAILABLE FROMDelta Pi Epsilon National Office, P.O. Box 4340, Little Rock, AR 72214. PUB TYPE Reference Materials - General (130) -- Collected Works Serials (022) JOURNAL CIT Business Education Index; v48 1987 EDRS PRICE MF01/PC04 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Accounting; Adult Education; Basic Business Education; Business Administration; *Business Education; Career Education; Competency Based Education; Consumer Education; Cooperative Education; *Curriculum Development; Data Processing; Distributive Education; *Educational Research; Ilthics; Followup Studies; Microcomputers; Office Kachines; *Office Occupations Education; Postsecondary Education; Program Administration; Program Development; Program Evaluation; *Program Implementation; Secondary Education; Special Education; Student Organizations! *Teacher Education ABSTRACT This index lists business education articles, research studies, and textbooks that were compiled from a selected list of periodicals, publishers, and yearbooks published during 1987. A total of 19 general publications and 48 periodicals were indexed. The materials are indexed under 94 subject headings, including the following: accounting, administration and supervision, adult education, associations, automation, basic business education, business arithmetic, business English, business law, business organization and management, business schools, certification, consumer education, data processing, dictation, distributive education, economics, elementary and junior high schools, employment, ethics, evaluation, follow-up studies, guidance, high school, human relations, information processing, international business education, junior colleges, marketing, microcomputers, occupational information, office management, office training, programmed instruction, public relations, reading, records management, reprographics, research, salesmanship, simulation, special education, teacher education, testing, time management, transcription, typewriting, vocational education, women, and work experience. Materials are indexed under author and subject entries. The names and addresses cf periodicals and publishers are included. (MN) "PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS U,S, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Odic Int Educational Research and Improvement MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY ED CATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) This document has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it O Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality Pointsof view or opinions stated inthisdocu- TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES ment do not necessarily represent official INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." OERI position or policy DELTA PI EPSILON BEST COPYAVAILABLE BUSINESS EDUCATION INDEX 1987 Index of Business Education Articles, Research Studies, and Textbooks Compiled from a Selected List of Periodicals, Publishers, and Yearbooks Published During the Year 1987 Volume 48 Edited by ROSEMARIE McCAULEY, Ed.D. Montclair State College Upper Montclair, New Jersey 07043 Published by Delta Pi Epsilon National Honorary Professional Graduate Society in Business Education 3 Subject Headings AACSB (American Assembly of Dictation Office Education Association Collegiate Schools Distributive education (see (see Cocurricular activities) of Business) Marketing) Office machines (see Equipment Accounting Distributive Education Clubs and supplies) Administration and of America (see Cocurricular Office management supervision activities) Office training Adult education Duplication (see Reprographics) Personality Arithmetic, business Economics Programmed instruction Associations Elementary/junior high school Public relations Audiovisual aids Employment Reading Automation (see Data Equipment and supplie., Records management processing, Information Ethics Reprographics processing, Microcomputers, Evaluation Research or Word processing) Filing (see Records Retailing Basic business education management) Salesmanship Bibliography Follow-up studies Secretarial training Bookkeeping (see Accounting) Future Business Leaders of Secretaries Business administration America (see Cocurricular Shorthand Business and business education activities) Simulation Business correspondence General business (see Basic Special education Business education business education) Spelling Business English Guidance Standards Business law High school Surveys Business organization and Human relations Teacher education management Information processing Teachers Business schools International business education Teaching Career education Junior college Teaching aids Certification Junior high school (see Testing Certified professional secretaries Elementary/junior high school) Time management Clerical training Keyboarding/typewriting Transcription Cocurricular activities Mainstreaming (see Special Typewriting (see Colleges and universities education) Keyboarding/typewriting) Communications Marketing Visual aids (see Audiovisual Competency-based Microcomputers aids) Consumer education National Association for Vocational education Cooperative education Business Teacher Education Women Curriculum National Business Education Word processing Data processing Association Work experience Delta Pi Epsilon Occupational information A list of the business education periodicals, general periodicals, and publishing companies indexed more than once is given at the end of the book. Key to Abbreviations abr abridged ed edited, edition, nat national Ag August education, editor no number Ap April F February 0 October assnassociation Ja January p pages bldgbuilding Je June pt part bul bulletin JI July pubpublishing, publisher bus business Jr junior rev revised, revision co company mistmiscellaneous S S-7tember compcompiled, compiler Mr March ser series D December My May suptsuperintendent deptdepartment N November vol volume Copyright 01988 by Delta Pi Epsilon Society. All Rights Reserved. Printed in the United States or America. This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in any form without permission. ISSN 0068-4414 Additional copies of the INDEX may be obtained from ROBERTB.MITCHELL,Executive Director,DELTA PI EPSILON, P.O. Box 4340,LITTLEROCK,ARKANSAS72214. 4 BUSINESS EDUCATION INDEX 1987 Author and Subject Entries A ABRAHAM, Yohannan T. SeeLoveland, Terry L. AACSB ACCOUNTING AACSB graduate student tracking system for mi- Accounting accreditation: a retrospective appraisal. crocomputers. Roger F. Roggio. JEB 62: 101-107 Frank R. Urbancic. JEB 63: 77-81 N D '86 Accounting fundamentals, Gregg Text :Kit in Adult/ Are AACSB schools on the MIS bandwagon? Syed Continuing Education, 4th ed. Frank Hoffman, Shahabuddin. J Computer Info Systems 27: 5-7 Vivian Pacsy, and Esther Flashner. Gregg. 256 Spring Computer integration into operations management p $28.65 Accounting in a private enterprise economy. Donald curricula at AACSB and non-AACSB accredited institutions. David A. Lewis ant. Richard Du- J. Guerrieri. Bus Exch 9: 18, 27 Spring cliarm e. JEB 62: 181-186 Ja Accounting students' perceptions of factors influ- Current status of word processing in AACSB encing exam performance. Gag M. Thibadoux schools. Rebecca Collins and Fay Beth Gray. and Ira S. Greenberg. JEB 63: 123-125 D SBEA Newsletter 34: 17-19 Fall Adapting an accounting practice set to a microcom- Economic education in business schools: is it work- puter spreadsheet application. Judith C. Simon. ing? Hamid Ahmadi, Burton F. Schaffer, and D. JEB 62: 177-179 Ja Ordell Calkins. JEB 62: 123-126 D '86 An analysis of the practitioners' perceptions of the Executive education: curriculum of programs at introductory course in auditing. Howard A. public colleges of business accredited by the Kanter. Delta Pi Epsilon J 29: 67-77 Summer AACSB. Fred Maidment. JEB 63: 15-18 0 Automated accounting for the microcomputer, 2nd It's time...! Alice L. Schultz. Bus Ed Forum 41: ed. Warren W. Allen and Dale H. Klooster. 3-5 Mr South-Western. 433 p $8.95 Massachusetts acts to require AACSB accreditation. Bank reconciliation projects, 3rd ec:. Robert Mc- Bryan Blanchard. Bus Ed Forum 41: 5.6 Mr Cullough and Kenneth Everard. Glencoe. 59 p Profile of introductory database courses in AACSB- $4.26 accredited institutions. J. K. Pierson and Jack A basic framework for developing an individualized D. Shorter. J Computer Info Systems 27: 29-33 accounting course. Robert Gryder, Sharyl Allen, Winter '86-'8"i and Steven Golen. ABEA J 6: 16-33 Spring Statement of the AACSB standards committee on Career preferences of accounting students: are oc- those accreditation council standards bearing on cupational choices restricted? Melkote K. Shivas- junior and community college relations. Bus Ed wamy and George F. Hanks. JEB 62: 119-122 D Forum 42: 3-5 N '86 Use of personal computer in business education at Careers Unlimited Personnel Agency: a computer- undergraduate institutions. Robert F. Brooker. JEB 62: 357-360 Je ized practice set for a sole proprietorship service AALBERTS, Robert J. and Lorraine A. business. Dian E. Birch. Gregg. 128 p $9.60 Krajewski Century 21 accounting, 1st year course, 4th ed. Claim and adjustment letters: theory versus prac- Robert M. Swanson, Kenton E. Ross and Robert tice and legal implications.
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