Accounting Curriculum
Business Core Courses
To assure a minimum level of competence in all functional areas of business, the College of Business requires each Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) student to complete the 48 credit hours of business core courses as outlines in the course catalog.
Accounting
Financial accounting processes
Analyzing and recording transactions
Preparing financial statements
Introduction to Business & Professional Development
Business concepts and careers
Introduction to the major functional areas of business
Resume, cover letter and networking skills
Economics
Analysis of supply and demand
Examining roles of governmental spending and taxation
Consumer behavior and the behavior of firms
Government’s role in a market economy
Informatics
Techniques and tools used in spreadsheets
Finance
Time value of money, security valuation, capital investment analysis
Cost of capital, capital structure, and dividend policy
Management
Business statistics
Legal environment of organizations
Organizational behavior
Operations management
Marketing
Introduction to marketing’s function in business
Analysis of product, pricing, promotion and distribution
Major Requirements
Students will then round-out their accounting degree with a variety of accounting-specific courses in addition to a number of upper-division accounting and business elective courses.