Accounting, AAS

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Accounting-Associate of Applied Science (ECC code: AAS.ACCOUNTING)

This program of study is a sample plan for a full-time student; part-time study is also available. All academic schedules are subject to change. Many of these courses are also part of the Accounting-Certificate of Achievement program (CA).

Campus Offered	Credits Required
ECC-Union, ECC-Rolla	60

Concentration Information-Accounting

Faculty Credentials

Fall Semester (16 hours)

FS 1000 - Campus Orientation Hours: 0
FS 1001 - Foundation Seminar Hours: 1 ^CA
AC 1003 - Financial Accounting I Hours: 3 ^CA
MT 1023 - Business Mathematics Hours: 3 (or higher)^CA
EN 1223 - English Comp I Hours: 3 or
EN 1233 - Honors English Comp I Hours: 3 ^CA
CS 1013 - Survey of Computers & Information Systems Hours: 3 (preferred) ^CA or
CS 1003 - Microcomputer Applications Hours: 3

Spring Semester (14 hours)

AC 1022 - Payroll Accounting Hours: 2 ^CA
AC 1023 - Financial Accounting II Hours: 3 ^CA
BU 1213 - Business Communications Hours: 3 ^CA
EN 1403 - Technical Writing Hours: 3 ^CA
Constitution Study Module ^CA
History or Political Science Requirement ^CA Credits / Units: 3

Fall Semester (15 hours)

AC 1033 - Accounting Tech/Quickbooks Hours: 3
AC 1043 - Managerial Accounting Hours: 3
AC 2043 - Intermediate Accounting I Hours: 3 ^F
AC 2053 - Tax Accounting Hours: 3 ^F
EC 2103 - Principles of Macroeconomics Hours: 3 or
EC 2203 - Principles of Microeconomics Hours: 3

Spring Semester (15 hours)

AC 2033 - Certified Bookkeeping Hours: 3
AC 2073 - Cost Accounting Hours: 3 ^S
BU 2033 - Legal Environment of Business Hours: 3 ^*
BU 2213 - Program Capstone-Business Hours: 3
Life or Physical Science Requirement (without lab) Credits / Units: 3

AAS Program (60 hours)

^CA - Course that is also part of the Certificate of Achievement program (33 credit hours)

* This course may not be taken during the student’s first semester of coursework.

^F - Course only offered during the fall semester.

^S - Course only offered during the spring semester.