Corporate Accounting, Minor for Management Majors
Program overview:
The Corporate Accounting Minor for Management majors provides students with a foundational understanding of accounting principles and financial reporting within a business environment. The program introduces the core concepts organizations use to record, analyze, and interpret financial information for decision-making and strategic planning. Through coursework in financial accounting, managerial accounting, and related business topics, students develop the analytical and quantitative skills needed to understand how financial data supports corporate operations, performance evaluation, and long-term planning. Designed to complement majors in business, management, finance, economics, and related disciplines, the Corporate Accounting Minor prepares students to apply accounting knowledge in a variety of professional settings. It also provides a strong foundation for students pursuing careers in accounting, finance, corporate management, or further study in business and accounting-related fields.
PROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVES
PLO 1: Demonstrate the ability to prepare, interpret, and analyze financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), auditing standards, and other appropriate professional pronouncements of the accounting profession.
PLO 2: Conduct themselves in an appropriate ethical manner with honesty and integrity in their professional endeavors by demonstrating professional conduct and demeanor in business settings.
PLO 3: Communicate accounting information effectively to a professional audience consisting of business clients, investors, regulatory authorities.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Code | Title | Credits |
ACC-1101 | Elementary Accounting I | 4 |
ACC-1102 | Elementary Accounting II | 4 |
ACC-2201 | Accounting Information Systems | 3 |
ACC-4401 | Auditing Principles | 3 |
ACC-4501 | Taxation for Individuals | 3 |
IT-1001 | Computer Tools | 3 |
| Total Credits | 20 |
CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS
CURRICULUM HIGHLIGHTS
The Corporate Accounting Minor curriculum introduces students to the fundamental principles and practices of accounting in corporate environments. Students develop an understanding of how financial information is recorded, analyzed, and used to support business decision-making. Through coursework in financial and managerial accounting, students learn how organizations track financial performance, manage costs, and evaluate operational efficiency.
The program emphasizes practical skills in interpreting financial statements, analyzing business transactions, and understanding corporate financial reporting. Students also explore how accounting supports strategic planning, budgeting, and organizational accountability. By integrating accounting knowledge with broader business concepts, the curriculum prepares students to apply financial analysis and accounting principles within corporate and professional settings.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
📊 Accounting Assistant – You will support accounting departments by preparing financial records and assisting with financial reporting.
📈 Financial Analyst – You will analyze financial data to help organizations make informed business and investment decisions.
💼 Corporate Finance Associate – You will assist with budgeting, financial planning, and evaluating company performance.
🏢 Business Operations Analyst – You will use financial data to improve organizational efficiency and business processes.
📉 Auditing or Compliance Assistant – You will help ensure that organizations follow financial regulations and reporting standards.
💰 Banking or Investment Services Associate – You will support financial institutions in managing accounts, investments, and financial services.