Accounting/Computer Science Careers

Contact Department for Career options.

Accounting/Computer Science Curriculum

The Department of Accounting provides high-quality, balanced accounting education to majors as well as other undergraduate and MBA students. Quality teaching is our most important function. We engage students in the development of communication, conceptual and technical skills. To exemplify an enthusiasm for professional activity, faculty maintain their own intellectual curiosity and community awareness. Accordingly, faculty are active scholars and contribute positively to students’ experience, and to the department, college, university, profession and community service. Our objectives support the combined mission of teaching, scholarship and service. 

Accounting/Computer Science (111 Credits):  (course descriptions)

• ACCT 240, 245, 321, 331, 341, 342, 343, 461
• CSCI 141, 145, 211, 241, 245, 342, 351, 442
• DSCI 205
• ECON 206, 207, 309
• FIN 341
• MATH 157
• MGMT 271, 311, 482, 495 (or 491 and 492)
• MKTG 380
• OPS 360

Accounting/Computer Science Plan of Study

Download the Planning Guide (2009-10 Catalog) (pdf)

Download the Planning Guide (2008-09 Catalog) (pdf)

Advising

For answers to routine questions concerning preparation and progress through the major, students should consult the Planning Guide above. Non-routine questions should be directed to your faculty advisor, the Department Chair, or Administrative Department Manager.

After the declaration of major, a student will be assigned a faculty advisor with whom the student must consult concerning required and elective courses in the chosen major and concentration. The faculty advisor may also be a source of information concerning career objectives and opportunities.

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