The Accounting Information Systems concentration is designed to prepare students for careers in systems auditing and for careers in which they would bridge the gap between systems developers and accountants. The concentration provides a balance between accounting and information systems. Students will obtain conceptual and applied knowledge to provide them the ability to perform at entry level positions and to progress to higher management positions.
Courses in parentheses are prerequisites.
REQUIRED
COURSES:
ACCY 111 - Intermediate Accounting I
ACCY 121 - Cost Accounting
OR ACCY 131 - Survey of Auditing (ACCY
111, 112)
ACCY 141 - Accounting Information Systems Development
MIS 15 - Introduction to Business Programming (MIS 1A,
B, C or equivalents)
MIS 120 - Systems Development Life Cycle I
Advanced Object-Oriented Business Programming (MIS 15)
MIS 150 - Database Systems for Business (MIS 120 and
MIS 175)
ELECTIVE
COURSES:
Accounting Elective
Select one course from the following:
ACCY 112 - Intermediate Accounting II (ACCY 111)
ACCY 121* - Cost Accounting
ACCY 131* - Survey of Auditing (ACCY 111, 112)
ACCY 161 - Government and NonProfit Accounting
Technology Elective
Select one course from the following:
ACCY 142 - Enterprise and E-Commerce Accounting Models
MIS 155 - Fourth Generation Language Applications (MIS 150)
MIS 160 - Systems Development Life Cycle II (MIS 120,
MIS 175, OBE 130)
* If not taken previously can be taken as an elective.
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Accountancy Concentration
Accounting Information Systems Concentration
Finance Concentration
General Management Concentration
Human Resources Management Concentration
International Business Concentration
Marketing Concentration
Management Information Systems Concentration
Operations Management Concentration
Real Estate and Land Use Affairs Concentration
Risk Management and Insurance Concentration
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