Accounting

(Associate in Applied Science Degree, Code 0001)

(60 credit hours minimum)

Study of basic accounting skills which can lead to employment as a junior member of an accounting staff, an estimator, credit analyst, budget accoun-
tant, or general accountant.

Required core courses

credit hours

Bus	141	Business Math	3
Bus	111	Introduction to Business	3
Bus	181	Financial Accounting	4
Bus	182	Managerial Accounting I	4
Bus	205	Intermediate Accounting I	3
Bus	208	Federal Income Tax	3
Bus	241	Introduction to Finance	3
Bus	269	Principles of Management	3
Bus	211	Business Law I	3
	or
Bus	214	The Legal and Social Environment of Bus.	3
Bus	212	Business Law II	3
CIS	120	Introduction to Microcomputers	3
Additional Accounting Course
Choose one of the following:			3
Bus	203	Introductory Cost Accounting
	or
Bus	206	Auditing
	or
Bus	250	Computerized Accounting Systems
General Education			18
(see Gen Ed requirements for AAS degree)
Electives			4
Recommended Electives:
Bus	203	Introductory Cost Accounting
	or
Bus	244	Fundamentals of Investment
	or
Bus	250	Computerized Accounting Systems
CIS	123	Intro. to Spreadsheets on Microcomputers
		Total Hours	60
(Basic Certificate, Code 0002)
(17 credit hours minimum)
Required Courses:
Bus	111	Introduction to Business	3
Bus	181	Financial Accounting	4
Bus	182	Managerial Accounting	4
Bus	205	Intermediate Accounting I	3
CIS	120	Introduction to Microcomputers	3
		Total Hours	17
(Advanced Certificate, Code 0003)
(30 credit hours minimum)
Required core courses
Bus	111	Introduction to Business	3
Bus	181	Financial Accounting	4
Bus	182	Managerial Accounting	4
Bus	205	Intermediate Accounting	4
Bus	208	Federal Income Tax	3
Bus	211	Business Law I	3
Bus	241	Introduction to Finance	3
Electives			7
Choose elective hours from:
Bus	203	Introductory Cost Accounting
Bus	212	Business Law II
Bus	244	Fundamentals of Investments
Bus	250	Computerized Accounting Systems
Bus	269	Principles of Management
CIS	123	Intro. to Spreadsheets on Microcomputers
		Total Hours	30