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Mar 29, 2024
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2018 - 2019 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Accounting - ABS
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Program Code: ABS.10172
The accounting degree is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills for entry level
positions which require performing accounting functions. Complexity of work and level of responsibility
will vary with the level of education attained. Students may follow their choice of three focus areas.
Operational Accounting: This focus is designed to provide the skills to be an accounting assistant.
Complexity of the work will vary with the size and volume of the employee’s activities and the firm’s
procedures. Most starting jobs will involve tasks such as keeping records of day-to-day business
transactions, making entries in account ledgers, monitoring cash receipts and disbursements, processing
appropriate budgetary costing procedures, and preparing materials needed for financial reports. As
students gain experience, they may assume more accounting responsibilities which could involve
analyzing financial reports and advising management.
Financial Accounting: This focus is designed to provide a basic foundation for entry level positions and
is suggested for students who may pursue a professional accounting career with
leadership/management potential and desires a career in the public accounting sector. Students should
follow this track if they plan to transfer to a 4-year college or university in pursuit of a Certified Public
Accounting (CPA) credential. Consult with a counselor and refer to www.delta.edu/artic for transfer
programs.
Managerial Accounting: This focus is designed to provide a basic foundation for entry level positions
and is suggested for students who may pursue a professional accounting career with
leadership/management potential and who desire a career in the private accounting sector. Students should follow this track if they plan to transfer to a 4-year college or university in pursuit of a Certified Management Accounting (CMA) credential. Consult with a counselor and refer to www.delta.edu/artic for transfer programs.
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Total Semester Credits: 16
Total Semester Credits: 17
Total Semester Credits: 17
Winter Second Year:
- ACC 229 - Practical Intermediate Accounting Credits: 2
- ACC 230 - Operational Business Taxes Credits: 2
- ACC 235 - Financial Management Credits: 3
- ACC 285 - Professional Accounting Careers Credits: 2
- ELE – Approved MGT Elective Credits: 3
, , or any ACE course may be taken in place of MGT electives. - LW 220W - Lifelong Wellness Credits: 1
Any 1 credit LW course may be taken in place of .
Any 2 credit LW course may be taken in place of or LWA — course - POL 103W - American Politics Credits: 3
, , , , , , , , , , or can be taken in place of
Total Semester Credits: 16
Total Semester Credits: 16
Total Semester Credits: 17
Total Semester Credits: 17
Winter Second Year:
- ACC 228W - Intermediate Accounting II Credits: 4
- ACC 285 - Professional Accounting Careers Credits: 2
- LW 220W - Lifelong Wellness Credits: 1
Any 1 credit LW course may be taken in place of .
Any 2 credit LW course may be taken in place of or LWA — course - MGT 251W - Business Law I Credits: 3
- MTH 119W - Intermediate Algebra Credits: 4
- POL 103W - American Politics Credits: 3
, , , , , , , , , , or can be taken in place of
Total Semester Credits: 17
Total Semester Credits: 16
Total Semester Credits: 17
Notations
- A grade of “C” (2.0) or higher is required in all ACC, CST, MGT, and OAT courses in order to receive associate degree.
- All ACC and CST courses must be completed within the seven (7) year period prior to graduation in order to receive associate degree.
- All tracks prepare students for a career upon graduation from Delta College. In addition, Delta College has established 2+2 and 3+1 agreements with many universities. Students transferring should verify course transforability with applicable university.
- is required for the Accounting program, however students may take instead.
- Proficiency in keyboarding is expected in all business classes. is available for those students who need to build keyboarding skills.
- In choosing your Math course, consult with a counselor or advisor.
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