A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- AAS
- Credential class
- ceterms:AssociateDegree
- CIP
- 52.0301
- Total credits (published)
- 64
- Credits (computed from items)
- 86
- Catalog edition
- 2026-2027
- Checklist type
- degree-program
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 193283
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_193283_c15b7f33
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
First Semester
7 items
- CF 100College Foundations SeminarNot resolved to a course1
- AC 115Financial AccountingNot resolved to a course3
- BM 100Introduction to BusinessNot resolved to a course3
- 3
- 3
- 3
- Physical Education ElectiveNot resolved to a course0.5
Second Semester
6 items
- AC 116Managerial AccountingNot resolved to a course3
- 3
- 3
- 3
- IS 101Computers and SocietyNot resolved to a course3
- Physical Education ElectiveNot resolved to a course0.5
Third Semester
6 items
- AC 127Computerized Accounting SystemsNot resolved to a course3
- AC 131Business Law 1Not resolved to a course3
- AC 230Financial ManagementNot resolved to a course3
- Restricted Elective (c)Not resolved to a course3
- Physical Education ElectiveNot resolved to a course0.5
- GE Natural Science Elective (b)Not resolved to a course4
Fourth Semester
6 items
- AC 201Intermediate Accounting 1Not resolved to a course3
- AC 243Cost AccountingNot resolved to a course3
- IS 200Spreadsheet Concepts and ApplicationsNot resolved to a course3
- Restricted Elective (c)Not resolved to a course3
- Restricted Elective (c)Not resolved to a course3
- Physical Education ElectiveNot resolved to a course0.5
Social Science Electives (a)
2 items
- 3
- SO 101Introduction to SociologyNot resolved to a course3
GE Natural Science Elective (b)
4 items
- BI 103Human Life Science 1Not resolved to a course4
- 4
- GL 100Introduction to Earth ScienceNot resolved to a course4
- GL 101Physical GeologyNot resolved to a course4
Restricted Elective (c)
5 items
- Students pursuing a microcredential in Financial Crime Investigation should take CJ 206 , CJ 215 , and CJ 290 /BM 290 .Not resolved to a course
- Students pursuing a Data Analytics Certificate should take BA 101 , BA 201 , and MA 111 .Not resolved to a course
- Students pursuing a Finance Certificate should take BM 108 , BM 109 , and any other BM or BA course, except BM 101 .Not resolved to a course
- Students pursuing an accounting degree only with no added credentials should take BM 108 , BM 254 , and BM 290 .Not resolved to a course
- Other acceptable options should be discussed with your faculty advisor.Not resolved to a course
Program Goals and Outcomes
22 items
- Prepare students to perform the job functions typical of a beginning accountant entering the industry with a two-year degreeNot resolved to a course
- Students will perform general bookkeeping.Not resolved to a course
- Students will use mathematical techniques to recognize revenues.Not resolved to a course
- Students will compute and record payroll.Not resolved to a course
- Support students’ development of foundational understanding of the generally accepted accounting principlesNot resolved to a course
- Students will prepare and interpret financials according to GAAP standards.Not resolved to a course
- Students will make business decisions based upon accounting data prepared to GAAP standards.Not resolved to a course
- Train students to use computer software as an accounting toolNot resolved to a course
- Students will proficiently use accounting software such as QuickBooks.Not resolved to a course
- Students will use spreadsheets as a tool for tracking data and making financial and business decisions.Not resolved to a course
- Provide opportunities to demonstrate proficiency in communicating analysis of financial data in writingNot resolved to a course
- Students will effectively communicate analysis of business decisions and financial analytics in writing.Not resolved to a course
- Students will conduct research on accounting topics, and revise and edit that work.Not resolved to a course
- Apply the fundamental principles of effective public speaking as it relates to the business worldNot resolved to a course
- Students will conceptualize audience analysis and effective delivery techniques.Not resolved to a course
- Students will orally communicate appropriate business decisions and data analysis.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate ethical decision making which is relevant to the professionNot resolved to a course
- Students will differentiate between creative use of accounting standards and financial fraud.Not resolved to a course
- Students will compare previous cases of accounting fraud to current ethical problems.Not resolved to a course
- Demonstrate the interrelationship between accounting and other business disciplinesNot resolved to a course
- Students will discuss how accounting practices affect economic systems in diverse global societies.Not resolved to a course
- Students will discuss how accounting estimates and methodologies affect a company’s capital financing decisions.Not resolved to a course
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