If you like variety in your courses, our accounting courses will expose you to a wide spectrum of financial concepts and business practices - from a small lawn care business to a high technology manufacturing concern. Courses include:
ACCT 101 - Financial Accounting
Here you will learn to develop and interpret the financial information required
by investors and creditors of a corporation. It is a required course for
all Business Administration majors.
ACCT 102 - Managerial Accounting
In this course you will develop the skills needed to provide management
with the information required for corporate decision making.
ACCT 103 - Computerized Accounting
This course introduces students to using a small business computerized accounting
system.
ACCT 201 - Intermediate Accounting
This course refines the skills you learned in Accounting 101 for
more complex situations.
ACCT 202 - Cost Accounting
In this course you will refine your skills learned in Accounting 102. You
will be exposed to developing budgets, and doing cost analysis.
ACCT 11 - Payroll Accounting
This area of accounting, triggered by new laws and court cases, becomes
more complex each year.
ACCT 99 - Bookkeeping Principles and Practices
This is a basic course in financial recordkeeping using the double-entry
accounting system. It can provide you with the basic bookkeeping skills
for work or give you a good background in an accounting system before you
take Accounting 101 - Financial Accounting.
ACCT 190 - Accounting Systems Design and Applications
Explore different kinds of accounting systems from manual to computerized.
Design your own system.
ACCT 204 - Accounting for Governmental and Not-For-Profit
Entities
Learn how cities, counties, school districts, health care agencies develop
their budgets and the accounting for them. This is one of the fastest growing
areas of accounting.
