+ Accounting
The
accounting major prepares students for paraprofessional positions
in industrial, public or governmental accounting. It is designed
to provide the graduate with the theoretical and practical accounting
knowledge and skills required of business personnel in today's economy.
Many of the courses in the two-year accounting program are applicable
to the four-year bachelor's degree in business.
Learning
Outcomes
Graduates
with this major will possess the following knowledge and skills:
- A detailed
understanding of financial, managerial, cost and tax accounting
as well as electronic bookkeeping;
- The ability
to put into practice the theory learned in the accounting classes.
First
year
- General education
- ENG 110,
111 and/or 112 (3-6)
- IPC 102
(3)
- Basic courses
- MIS 200
(3)
- MATH
120, 122, or 126 (3-5)
- Core courses
- ACCT
221, 222 (6)
- ACT 231*
(3)
- BAT 102
or BA 102 (3)
Second
year
- General education
- ECON
202 or 203 (3)
- General
education electives (6)
- Basic courses
- STAT
211, 212; or
- STAT
200, BUSE 101 (6)
- BA 203
(3)
- Core courses
- ACT 241*,
251* (6)
- BAT 201,
205 (6)
- BAT 207,
FIN 200 or 300 (3)
- ACT 225*
(3)
*Designed
only for the associate degree in accounting.
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