ACCPT-101
BASIC ACCOUNTING I (3 CR.)
Accounting principles and
bookkeeping cycle for a service
business, including journals,
ledgers, adjustments, financial
statements, banking activities, and
payroll procedures. Ten key and
computer applications are included.
ACCPT-102 BASIC
ACCOUNTING II (3 CR.)
Continuation of ACCPT 101 with
emphasis on merchandising accounting
using specialized journals. Other
topics covered include uncollectible
accounts, merchandise inventory,
plant and equipment, and
partnerships. A comprehensive
‘real-life’ project will play a
significant role in this course.
Computer applications are included.
Pre-requisite: ACCPT 101 with a
grade of B or better or equivalent.
ACCPT-105
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING (3 CR.)
Payroll accounting systems,
procedures, and time-keeping methods
to comply with current laws and
regulations.
Pre-requisite: ACCPT 101 or
equivalent.
ACCPT-190
DIRECTED STUDY IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-191
WORKSHOP IN ACCOUNTING (1-6 CR.)
ACCPT-192
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-194
INTERNSHIP IN ACCOUNTING (1-12 CR.)
ACCPT-214
COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING (1-4 CR.)
Introduction to computerized
accounting using current accounting
software. The course integrates the
normal accounting cycle for a
service business into proper
computer applications. Topics
include accounts receivable,
accounts payable, bank
reconciliations, and end-of-period
procedures. Requires previous
accounting course work.
Pre-requisite: ACCPT 101 or
equivalent.
ACCPT-222
INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING (3 CR.)
Generic Journal-based computerized
accounting for service and
merchandising businesses formed as
sole proprietorships, partnerships,
and corporations. Concepts covered
include the accounting cycle, bank
reconciliation, voucher systems,
budgeting, purchase orders, sales
orders, inventory, fixed assets,
payroll, financial statement
analysis, and departmentalized
accounting. Additional projects
focus on integrating the accounting
information with word processing and
spreadsheet software.
Pre-requisite: ACCPT 101, ACCPT 102,
CITPT 110 or equivalent.
ACCPT-231
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I (4 CR.)
Introduction to financial accounting
principles, practices, and decision
making. Covers the accounting cycle,
financial statements, merchandise,
plant and equipment, inventories,
intangibles, natural resources, and
payroll.
ACCPT-232
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II (4 CR.)
Continuation of ACCPT 231 covering
accounting for partnerships,
corporations, bonds payable and
investments, cash flow analysis,
managerial accounting concepts,
manufacturing, cost accounting, and
budgeting.
Pre-requisite: ACCPT 231
ACCPT-290
DIRECTED STUDY IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-291
WORKSHOP IN ACCOUNTING (1-6 CR.)
ACCPT-292
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-294
INTERNSHIP IN ACCOUNTING (1-12 CR.)
ACCPT-296
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN ACCOUNTING
(1-6 CR.)
ACCPT-390
DIRECTED STUDY IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-391
WORKSHOP IN ACCOUNTING (1-6 CR.)
ACCPT-392
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-394
INTERNSHIP IN ACCOUNTING (1-12 CR.)
ACCPT-422
INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING (3 CR.)
Generic journal-based computerized
accounting for service and
merchandising businesses formed as
sole proprietorships, partnerships,
and corporations. Concepts covered
include the accounting cycle, bank
reconciliation, voucher systems,
budgeting, purchase orders, sales
orders, inventory, fixed assets,
payroll, financial statement
analysis, and departmentalized
accounting. Additional projects
focus on integrating the accounting
information with word processing and
spreadsheet software. Students
taking this course will be required
to complete one additional project.
Pre-requisite: ACCPT 101, ACCPT 102,
CITPT 110 or equivalent.
ACCPT-490
DIRECTED STUDY IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-491
WORKSHOP IN ACCOUNTING (1-6 CR.)
ACCPT-492
SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING (1-6
CR.)
ACCPT-494
INTERNSHIP IN ACCOU6NTING (1-12 CR.)
ACCPT-496
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN ACCOUNTING
(1-6 CR.) |