Financial Accounting Certificate (2102)
Although anyone can pursue the Financial Accounting Certificate, it is primarily oriented towards college graduates who wish to acquire education in accounting to advance in their present profession, enter a new profession, or sit for the CPA exam. Students do not need any prior education in either accounting or business to enter this certificate program.
Courses
- ACCT 1100 — Introduction to Financial Accounting (CTAG, TAG) 4 Credits
- ACCT 1200 — Introduction to Managerial Accounting (CTAG, TAG) 3 Credits
- ACCT 1270 — Financial Analysis Using Spreadsheets 3 Credits
- ACCT 2100 — Intermediate Accounting I 4 Credits
- ACCT 2110 — Managerial Accounting: Cost 4 Credits
- ACCT 2120 — Auditing Theory and Practice 3 Credits
- ACCT 2130 — Advanced Topics in Accounting 3 Credits
- ACCT 2140 — Ethics and Professional Standards for Accounting 1 Credit
- ACCT 2150 — Accounting Information Systems 3 Credits
- ACCT 2200 — Intermediate Accounting II 4 Credits
- ACCT 2210 — Managerial Accounting: Finance 4 Credits
- ACCT 2390 — Taxation of Individuals 3 Credits
- BUSM 1330 — Business Ethics 3 Credits
- BUSM 2000 — Principles of Management (TAG) 3 Credits
- BUSM 2100 — Business Law I (CTAG, TAG) 3 Credits
- BUSM 2150 — Business Law II 3 Credits
- BUSM 2400 — Business Communication (TAG) 3 Credits
- BUSM 2500 — Principles of Marketing (TAG) 3 Credits
- ECON 2500 — Principles of Macroeconomics (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- ECON 2600 — Principles of Microeconomics (OT36, TAG) 3 Credits
- MATH 2130 — Business Statistics 4 Credits
- MATH 2135 — Business Statistics II 3 Credits