Bookkeeping +

Program Outcomes

Students who complete the Bookkeeping certificate will be able to: 

• identify, explain, and apply generally accepted accounting principles and managerial concepts upon which accounting is based;
• apply generally accepted accounting principles and managerial principles and concepts to specific accounting and reporting issues;
• identify agencies and organizations within the accounting profession established to evaluate and promulgate accounting principles;
• prepare accurate financial statements, schedules and reports, and conduct appropriate analyses to determine financial impacts upon an organization; and
• explore pathways and demonstrate preparedness for educational and career development in the student’s field of study.

Total Credits: 29

Required Courses

Courses are listed in the order in which we recommend you take them.

• First Semester Seminar  
• CIS 1430 - Spreadsheets
• ACC 2121 - Financial Accounting
• ACC 1010 - Computerized Accounting
• ACC 1030 - Payroll Accounting
• ACC 2122 - Managerial Accounting
• ACC 2201 - Intermediate Accounting I
• ACC 2210 - Cost Accounting
• INT 2860 - Professional Field Experience