The Accounting curriculum includes the study of theory and practice, proprietorship and corporation accounting procedures, cost accounting, income tax procedures and the application of data processing to accounting problems.

This program will provide the minimum Accounting requirements needed to enter the Accounting profession as an Accounting clerk or junior member of an Accounting staff in many small to medium-sized businesses. It also will enable the student to pursue an associate in Applied Science degree in Accounting.

While the accounting curriculum is designed with the career student in mind, many of the courses contained in it will transfer to a four-year college. ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE

Semester One			Credit Hours
	ACC 101	Financial Accounting			3
	BUS 146	Business Computation1 or
#	MAT 110	College Algebra1		3-5
	BUS 161	Business Law I			3
	CIS 101	Introduction to Computer Science			3
#	RHT 101	Freshman Rhetoric & Composition I			3
		Electives			3
18-20
Semester Two
#	ACC 105	Managerial Accounting			3
#	BUS 162	Business Law II			3
	ECO 102	Macroeconomics			3
	SPE 101	Principles of Effective Speaking			3
		Electives			3
15
Semester Three
#	ACC 151	Intermediate Accounting I			3
#	ACC 157	Principles of Auditing			3
#	ACC 166	Cost Accounting			3
	CIS 155	Introduction to Electronic Spreadsheets			2
#	ECO 103	Microeconomics			3
		General education/Humanities			3
17
Semester Four
#	ACC 152	Intermediate Accounting II			3
#	ACC 156	Tax Accounting			3
#	BUS 149	Elementary Statistics or
#	ECO 170	Statistics for Business and Economics			3
	CIS 157	Microcomputer Database Management Software			1
	HTH 104	Science of Personal Health or
	HTH 281	First Aid & CPR			2
	SSC 190	Contemporary Society or
	PSC 150	American National Politics or
	HIS 151	History of the U.S. to 1877			3
15
		Total credits required for graduation		65

Suggested electives (7): ACC 296; BUS 290, BUS 291; CIS 150; MKT 125; BUS 106 or BUS 109; PED

Coordinator: TBA, Ext. 3395

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