Accounting

The accounting major helps students understand and master the conceptual framework used to measure and report an organization’s financial events. In accordance with professional and ethical standards, students analyze and evaluate accounting practices and systems to understand how they should and do function in business entities. They learn fiduciary responsibility and how to communicate with internal and external stakeholders. This major promotes skills in problem-solving, decision-making, systems analysis, and planning within financial, economic, managerial, and technological contexts. Accounting is an important foundation for careers in finance, auditing and administration within both the public and private sectors.

Degree Requirements

Foundation Courses

ACC 20364ACCOUNTING FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS

ECO 30564ECONOMICS FOR MANAGERS

MAT 20143BUSINESS MATHEMATICS

OAD 30763BUSINESS STATISTICS

OAD 31664BUSINESS ETHICS

All above classes may be substituted for an equivalent.

Required Major Courses

ACC 20464FINANCING AND INVESTING ACTIVITIES

ACC 33164INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I

ACC 33264INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II

ACC 36264FEDERAL INCOME TAX

ACC 40164ADVANCED ACCOUNTING

ACC 40165ADVANCED ACCOUNTING II

ACC 44163AUDITING

OAD 40063FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION

ACC 49060SEMINAR IN APPLIED ACCOUNTING

ACC 30163COST ACCOUNTING

OR

ACC 40264ADVANCED COST ACCOUNTING

*If transferred from another university, the course must have been completed within the last five years.

 

ACC 49060 Seminar in Applied Accounting: CAPSTONE COURSE