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ACCT 1100 Financial Literacy (3 credits)

ACCT 1200 Introduction to Accounting & How to file your own Tax Return (3 credits)

ACCT 2101 Principles of Accounting I (3 credits)

ACCT 2102 Principles of Accounting II (3 credits)

ACCT 3110 Accounting Systems (3 credits)

ACCT 3117 Managerial Analysis (3 credits)

ACCT 3118 Financial Statement Analysis (3 credits)

ACCT 3140 Fraud Examination (3 credits)

ACCT 3201 Intermediate Accounting I (3 credits)

ACCT 3202 Intermediate Accounting II (3 credits)

ACCT 3301 Cost Accounting (3 credits)

ACCT 3322 Business Law (3 credits)

ACCT 3404 Income Taxes I (3 credits)

ACCT 4110 Advanced Accounting (3 credits)

ACCT 4150 Advanced Accounting Systems (3 credits)

ACCT 4160 Business Communication (3 credits)

ACCT 4210 Auditing (3 credits)

ACCT 4302 Strategic Cost Management (3 credits)

ACCT 4320 Accounting Analytics (3 credits)

ACCT 4405 Income Taxes II (3 credits)

ACCT 4600 Senior Seminar: Accounting (1 credits)

ACCT 4917 DIS Tchg Assoc | (1-2 credits)

ACCT 4970 Internship (2-12 credits)

ACCT 4600 Senior Seminar: Accounting (1 credits)

Course consists of recommended common professional components (major core courses required for both Accounting and Business Administration majors), and preparation for and completion of assessment exams for all Accounting majors. Assessment exams measure student knowledge of required basic core courses in accounting, economics, business law, statistics, computer business applications, management, marketing, finance, and strategic management. Test results allow the Accounting department to compare departmental with national student outcomes and implement subsequent curriculum improvements. This course is required of all Accounting, B.S. majors. Prerequisites: Completion of the required basic core. Course must be taken during the students last term of enrollment and graduation must follow at the end of that term.
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