36 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 200Fundamental Accounting (Accounting for Non-Majors)3
Semester Hours Introduces non-accounting major to the basics of financial and managerial accounting. Topics include accounting cycle, financial statements, costing methods, internal management decisions, financial statement analysis and budgeting.
Semester Hours Introduces accounting as an information development and communication process that supports economic decision-making. Topics include the basic structure of accounting, accounting systems, balance sheet accounts, the income statement and the statement of cash flows.
ACC 201 A look at how accounting information can be interpreted and used by management in planning and controlling business activities. Using accounting information in planning for future operations, controlling operations and making routine and non-routine decisions.
ACC 202Managerial Accounting3
A look at how accounting information can be interpreted and used by manage
ACC 201 A second and more advanced level of managerial accounting intended for those majoring in accounting. This course will focus upon the use of cost data in decision making. Included will be the use of the computer as an aid for accumulating, processing and communicating cost accounting information.
ACC 310Cost Accounting3
A second and more advanced level of managerial accounting intended for those majo
Semester Hours An introduction to taxation designed to give students a basic knowledge of deductions, depreciation, capital gain and losses and deferred compensation of individuals.
ACC 201 A theoretical study of basic accounting concepts and methodologies intended primarily for accounting majors. This course is the first of two courses designed to help prepare a student for a career in accounting.
ACC 315Intermediate Accounting I3
A theoretical study of basic accounting concepts and methodologi
ACC 315 A continuation of the theoretical study of basic accounting concepts and methodologies. This course is the second of two courses designed to help prepare a student for a career in accounting.
ACC 316Intermediate Accounting II3
A continuation of the theoretical study of basic accounting
ACC 202 or ACC 310 A basic course in accounting information systems and how they are used in business. Control and audit of the accounting information system will be explored as well as basic information system development concepts. Focus will be on gathering accounting data and communicating the data to decision makers.
ACC 320Accounting Information Systems3
A basic course in accounting information systems and how they are used in business
ACC 201 or JUS 205 An introduction to the principles of fraud examination. Techniques for the detection and prevention of the major types of occupational and management fraud will be explored. Students will examine relevant fraud cases and apply the critical thinking and technology skills used in fraud examination.
ACC 325Fraud Examination3
An introduction to the principles of fraud examination. Techniques for the detec
ACC 316 An overview of auditing, including the decision process of the individual business, internal controls, audit tests and documentation, sampling size and item testing, the use of computers in auditing and audit reports.
ACC 410Auditing3
An overview of auditing, including the decision process of the in
ACC 316 Topics covered may include, but are not limited to, accounting for combinations and consolidations, accounting for income taxes and accounting for pensions.
ACC 411Advanced Accounting Topics3
Topics covered may include, but are not limited to, acc
Senior standing A capstone course for accounting majors in which students will integrate knowledge from prior coursework and demonstrate their ability to work with contemporary issues in accounting. Seminar format; writing and presentation intensive. Writing Intensive
ACC 482Senior Seminar3
A capstone course for accounting majors in which students will integ
Junior standing A student pursues a topic or project of mutual interest with a faculty member. An extensive written report is required. A written proposal for the independent study project must be approved in advance of the beginning of the semester for which academic credit is expected.
ACC 491Independent Study1-3
A student pursues a topic or project of mutual interest with a faculty membe
ACC 316 , 36 semester hours (6 of these hours must be from upper level courses in the major), 2.0 cumulative GPA. and approval from the OCDL and the instructor. A Supervised work experience in accounting. A written proposal for the internship must be approved in advance of the beginning of the semester for which academic credit is expected. A report of the internship must be submitted following the internship.
ACC 492Supervised Internship3
A Supervised work experience in accounting. A written proposal for the internsh