14 courses with the subject ACTG, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ACTG 100Applied Accounting3
This course provides basic accounting concepts together with manual and computerized applications for individuals who are pursuing a career in the business world. The course covers topics including fundamentals of accounting, forms of business ownership, requirements in starting your own business, payroll accounting, taxes and reports, internal control of cash, payables, receivables, as well as other topics applicable for small business operation. This course may not be used as an accounting elective but may be used as a business elective. It may not be transferable.
This course is designed to provide a solid foundation in basic accounting concepts and techniques for students who plan to pursue a career in accounting, as well as the general business student. The course covers the traditional topics of a first semester accounting course, including the accounting cycle, financial statement analysis, and coverage of asset, liabilities and stockholders equity.
This course follows Financial Accounting ( ACTG 110 ), and emphasizes managerial decision making. Course content includes budgeting, cost concepts and terminology, cost analysis, cost allocations, manufacturing accounting and standard cost systems. Managerial Accounting will provide a solid foundation in basic cost accounting concepts and techniques for students who plan to pursue future courses in business, and/or students who plan to pursue a career in accounting.
This course provides a solid foundation in basic accounting concepts and techniques for students who want to pursue a career in accounting and for the general business student. The course covers the traditional topics of a first semester accounting course including the accounting cycle, financial statement analysis, and coverage of assets, liabilities and stockholders’ equity. The honors course will cover the same material as the traditional course with the exception of the amount of time allocated to each topic. A quicker pace will allow ample time for group work at the end of the semester. OPEN ONLY Open only to students enrolled in the Business- Business Administration Honors Track.
This course follows Honors Financial Accounting ( ACTG 115 ) and emphasizes managerial decision making. Course content includes budgeting, cost concepts and terminology, cost analysis, cost allocations, manufacturing accounting and standard cost systems. Honors Managerial Accounting will provide a solid foundation in basic cost accounting concepts and techniques for students who plan to pursue future courses in business or students pursuing a career in accounting. This course will cover textbook material at an expedited pace, leaving time at the end of the semester for group/peer review. OPEN ONLY Open only to students enrolled in the Business- Business Administration Honors Track.
This course provides a foundation in the basic principles of financial planning and gives a brief introduction of more advanced personal financial planning topics. Budgeting, taxes, consumer credit, insurance, investments and estate planning will be discussed.
This course applies basic and advanced features of Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software to various topics within the accounting profession. It will enhance students’ understanding of basic accounting procedures and increase their computer application skills. Topics include sales analysis, income and expense projection, tables and charts, what-if analysis, financial functions, loan amortization, and inventory management.
ACTG 110 Financial Accounting and ( CMPT 101 Computer Concepts and Applications I or CMPT 115 Introduction to Business Analytics with Microsoft Excel ). Terms Offered: Fall, Spring Offered Distance Learning: Yes Credits: 4
ACTG 201Principles of Quickbooks4
This course will enhance students’ understanding of basic accounting procedures and increase their accounting computer skills. Topics covered will include the use of a single-entry accounting package and preparation for the QuickBooks Certified User Examination.
Students will be taught concepts of taxable income, laws and regulations and their application to various classifications of taxpayers, including individuals and small businesses. There is practice on preparation of tax returns for individuals, partnerships and corporations. Current software is used.
Cost accounting will provide students with cost theories and concepts affecting traditional and contemporary cost management systems, systems for assembling data, control and analysis of material, labor and overhead, job order costing, process and standard costing, joint and by-product cost allocations, budgeting using modern methods of costing and managerial control. Students will learn how to determine costs of products and services; project costs using statistical analysis; and analyze the relative profitability of various products and services. In addition, students will learn techniques to evaluate and reward managerial performance.
This course is designed for students interested in working for non-profit organizations, public schools, or the government. It will cover theory and practice of budgetary procedures and accounting for general and special funds.
This course will cover audit procedures and working papers employed by public and independent accountants for summarizing, classifying and analyzing the records and operations of businesses, including internal control. Students will receive practical experience in working directly from source materials in documents in an audit case study.
ACTG 110 Financial Accounting . Terms Offered: Spring Offered Distance Learning: No Credits: 3
ACTG 216Advanced Bookeeping Applications3
(2) HVCC LAS and SUNY General Education Natural Science and Scientific Reasoning Credits: 3 (3) Restricted HVCC LAS and SUNY General Education Diversity: Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice course Credits: 3 (4) Restricted Elective Credits: 3
This advanced accounting course emphasizes accounting for corporations, including plant and equipment, investments, intangibles, long-term liabilities and retained capital. Students will learn the theory and the practice in these areas.
