10 courses with the subject ACC, 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.
ACC 118Accounting for Non-Business Majors3
This course provides an overview of financial and managerial accounting basics. Topics include the financial statements, the accounting cycle, and the use of managerial accounting information for decision-making. Microsoft Excel will be used to reinforce concepts. This course is not recommended for students seeking transfer credit in accounting.
Successful completion of MATH 93 , MATH 94 or higher and READ 93; OR Course Placement
ACC 119Financial Accounting4
An introduction to the communication of financial information to external users. Examines the accounting process, transaction analysis, and emphasizes the construction and interpretation of the basic financial accounting statements – the income statement, balance sheet, and statement of stockholders’ equity.
Successful completion of MATH 93 or higher; or Course Placement and CIS 110. Pre or
Corequisite
CIS 110 - Computer Information Systems
ACC 120Managerial Accounting4
This course examines how managers use accounting information for their decision-making, planning and control responsibilities. Cost behavior, relevant information, the development of master and capital budgets and product costing practices are examined through the use of problems and cases. Although manufacturing settings are at the core of managerial accounting courses, non-profit, retail, wholesale, selling and administrative situations are also presented in a balanced, flexible way.
Selected students enrolled in the Accounting Curriculum intern at organizations appropriate to learning about accounting in the workplace. Students integrate classroom theory with a monitored and supervised work experience. Periodic meetings with a faculty advisor and written assignments are required.
Successful completion of ACC 119 - Financial Accounting ; ENG 101 - Writing and Research ; and CIS 110 - Computer Information Systems
ACC 200Computer Accounting with QuickBooks3
QuickBooks Accounting software is used by 95% of small businesses. Knowledge of this tool is essential for individuals seeking a career in accounting, management or general office administration. Instruction in this course stresses the software but also emphasizes the underlying accounting and office administrative theory that makes this software such an important addition to the modern business environment.
ACC 118 - Accounting for Non-Business Majors or ACC 119 Financial Accounting .
ACC 203Intermediate Accounting 14
Consideration of the more advanced aspects of financial accounting; an intensive study of the content and form of the income statement and the classification of items on the balance sheet; presentation and disclosures for cash, receivables, and inventory; acquisition, use, and retirement of plant, equipment, and intangible assets. Excel and Tableau use are integrated within the course.
Consideration of the more advanced aspects of financial accounting; a comprehensive study of the content, form, and classification of balance sheet items: presentation and disclosures of long-term investments, current liabilities, long term liabilities, stockholders’ equity; accounting for leases; accounting for pensions; accounting for income taxes; earnings per share; and the statement of cash flows. Excel and Tableau are integrated throughout the course.
Accountants are often called upon to prepare tax returns providing this vital service to clients. This course stresses the fundamentals of preparing individual tax returns. The theory and practice of federal income taxes are taught with the goal of preparing a federal 1040 tax return with attendant schedules. The extensive use of “filled-in” forms as a model of preparation are studied comprehensively in this course.
This course focuses on the basics of data analytics with an accounting emphasis. Students will learn the types of data and how they affect analysis, the extract-transform-load (ETL) process, and how to communicate the results of their analysis using appropriate visualization tools. By completing short exercises and several projects, they will perform four types of analytics – descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive.
ACC 120 - Managerial Accounting and CIS 110 - Computer Information Systems
ACC 225Accounting Directed Study1-3
This independent study course permits the student to explore a specific issue or topic in accounting, or to work independently to develop a specific competency under the direction of a faculty member. Students may earn from 1-3 credits depending on the complexity of the project or time involved in developing the competency.
