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2009-2010 Catalog & Student Handbook 
    
2009-2010 Catalog & Student Handbook [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Accounting Concentration: Business and Management, A.A.S.


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The accounting concentration is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and training necessary to obtain employment in public and private accounting and federal, state and local governments. Emphasis is placed on the utilization of the microcomputer to solve accounting and business problems electronically.

Students pursuing the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) credential and those planning to transfer to senior institutions should consider the university parallel associate of science degree, Business Administration emphasis.

This is an occupational program designed to equip students for employment. This program is not a transfer program, although many institutions accept all or part of the course work toward the bachelor’s degree.

Summary of Required Hours

     
Course Title Credit Hours
Freshman Fall Spring
ACC 1010 - College Accounting I  3  
ACC 1020 - College Accounting II    3
ACC 1110 - Applications/Simulations I  2  
ACC 1120 - Applications/Simulations II    2
ACC 2311 - Payroll Taxes    1
ACC 2312 - Personal and Small Business Taxes    2
BUS 1010 - Introduction to Business  3  
BUS 1310 - Business Calculations  3  
CIS 1110 - Business Applications on PC’s     

or

3  
CIS 1121 - Spreadsheets/Databases     
MATH 1510 - Introductory Statistics    3
OSA 1610 - Keyboarding  2  
1Business Elective   3/2
     
Total 16 14/13
     
Sophomore    
ACC 2020 - Principles of Accounting II     
ACC 2240 - Managerial Finance  3  
ACC 2511 - Introduction to Peachtree Accounting    3
ACC 2512 - Accounting Projects in Peachtree    1
ACC 2531 - Introduction to Quick books    2
ACC 2532 - Accounting Projects in Quick books  1  
BUS 2230 - Personal Finance  2  
ECON 2110 - Principles of Micro Economics  3  
ENGL 1010 - Composition I  3  
MGT 1210 - Supervisory Management  3  
1Business Elective   3
2General Education Elective   3/2
2Humanities/Fine Arts Elective   3/4
    3
Total 15 15/18

1In consultation with academic advisors, students may select electives that meet career/college degree requirements.

2In consultation with academic advisors, students may select appropriate General Education and Humanities/Fine Arts electives.

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