Courses at the 200-level
The identification, measurement, and reporting of the financial effects of economic events on enterprises are examined. Lecture and laboratory.
3 credit hours
- completion of at least 15 college credits
A continuation of Accounting 201, topics include accounting for corporations, liabilities, cash flow statements, cost accounting in a manufacturing environment, budgeting, and profit analysis for decision making. Lecture and laboratory.
3 credit hours
- ACCT 201
Students examine limited topics of general cross-cultural interest from various disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives. Emphasis is on the study of primary texts.
4 credit hours
This is an intensive hands-on experience with microcomputers and their use with spreadsheets, word processing, and presentation graphics software.
3 credit hours
Java programming language and application development are studied in the context of realistic, real-world business programming examples and case studies.
3 credit hours
- CIS 251
Topics include COBOL syntax, input/output statements, logic and arithmetic statements, basic sequential, and file processing.
3 credit hours
- or equivalent
- or consent of department chair
Business applications are designed and coded using a visual basic programming language. Emphasis is on object-oriented design and programming. (Formerly Object-Oriented Programming for Business.)
3 credit hours
- CIS 251 or equivalent or consent of department chair
- or consent of the department chair