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3.00 Credits
Basic Accounting 1 Pre: Communications and Mathematics Proficiencies Co: Introduction of the accounting process for the financial enterprise. Students will gain insight to the value of financial reports in business decision-making. Communicative, quantitative, critical thinking and ethical considerations will be emphasized. Topics include: the framework of accounting, the preparation and analysis of financial statements, transaction analysis for service and merchandising operations, inventories, accounting information systems, internal control, and accounting for cash. General ledger software and other appropriate computer applications may be included. Fulfills open and business electives (3 hours of lecture per week)
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3.00 Credits
Basic Accounting 2 Pre: ACC101 Co: A continuation of ACC101 applying communicative, quantitative, and critical thinking skills to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Topics include: accounting for receivables, plant assets, natural resources, intangible assets, investments, payroll, accounting for various types of equity, introductory current and long term liabilities, partnerships, corporations, and preparation of the Cash Flow Statement. General ledger software and other appropriate computer applications may be included. Fulfills open and business electives. (3 hours of lecture per week)
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3.00 Credits
Essentials of Accounting for Business Pre: Communications and Mathematics Proficiencies Co: A one-semester introductory accounting course. Students will use journals, ledgers, and work sheets to summarize transactions and prepare financial statements. Includes maintenance and record keeping for checking accounts, petty cash funds, and payroll. The course will include computer software covering the accounting cycle. Fulfills open and business electives.
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3.00 Credits
Computer Applications in Accounting Pre: ACC101 or ACC108 & CPS100 within last 5 years Co: ACC102 Designed to give students with an accounting background a familiarity with computers and their role in business situations. Provides an overview of accounting terms, concepts, principles, and procedures generally applicable to a business and applies those principles to an integrated accounting software package and Microsoft Excel software. Student must have completed the CPS100 pre-requisite within the last five years. Fulfills open and business electives. (3 hours of combined lecture and lab per week)
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3.00 Credits
Intermediate Accounting 1 Pre: ACC102 or ACC108 Co: An in-depth study of accounting concepts, theory, and principles as applied to financial accounting. Focuses on the preparation and analysis of the income statement, balance sheet and statement of cash flows. Emphasis is on accounting issues relating to cash, temporary investments, receivables, inventories, and time value of money. Fulfills open and business electives.
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3.00 Credits
Intermediate Accounting 2 Pre: ACC201 Co: A continuation of ACC201. Topics include analysis of plant assets, intangible assets, current, contingent and long-term liabilities, corporate capital elements, investments, statement of cash flows, and interpretation of accounting data for business decisions. Fulfills open and business electives.
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3.00 Credits
Managerial Accounting Pre: ACC102 or ACC108 Co: Emphasizes the use of cost issues for management to make informed decisions for business planning. Topics include cost classifications, job cost systems, cost behavior, cost- volume-profit analysis, budgeting with variance analysis using standard costs, segment reporting, responsibility accounting, relevant costs for decision making, financial statement analysis, and additional topics may be covered. Fulfills open and business electives.
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3.00 Credits
Taxation Pre: ACC101 or ACC108 Co: Presents an introduction to personal and business taxation. Topics include filing status and dependency determination, income inclusions and exclusions, components of total income, allowable deductions and credits. Introduces taxation of partnerships and corporations. The course may include software with Individual Taxation applications. Fulfills open and business electives.
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4.00 Credits
Fundamentals and Practice of Aesthetics (120 HOURS) Pre: Co: This course is designed to give aesthetics students a fundamental knowledge of, and practice with, the products, electrical equipment, and techniques used on clients in the aesthetics industry. Students will have hands-on training in skincare, facial massage, and makeup application. They will also learn about professional ethics, business opportunities, and sales aspects of the aesthetic industry.
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2.50 Credits
Theory and Science of Aesthetics (75 hours) Pre: Co: This course is a basic introductory study of physiology, histology and anatomy of the skin. Includes the study of skin diseases and disorders, cosmetic chemistry and ingredient analysis, sterilization, sanitation and bacteriology.
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