Accounting Technology Management, CCC

Program Summary

The purpose of this program is to prepare students for employment in entry-level accounting positions. Program content prepares students in the principles, procedures and theories of organizing, recording and maintaining financial records and preparing financial statements for internal and external use.

Federal CIP Code:520302

Florida CIP Code:0552030205

Admission Information

Admission to a College Credit Certificate program does not require admission to a degree program; however, students enrolled in these programs may opt later to apply to a degree program because many of the required courses are the same.

To be admitted to a College Credit Certificate program, students must ensure the following documents have been received by the Admissions and Student Records office:

1. A PHSC Application for Admission indicating the intent to pursue a college credit certificate.
2. An official high school transcript indicating graduation with a standard high school diploma or a Certificate of Completion-CPT eligible (excluding limited access certificates); or an official transcript of GED scores indicating receipt of a high school equivalency diploma. Note: Students who have received special diplomas are not eligible for admission to some College Credit Certificate programs.
3. An official transcript from each U.S. college or university attended

Program Requirements

ACG 2021	Principles of Financial Accounting	3 cr.
ACG 2071	Principles of Managerial Accounting	3 cr.
ACG 2100	Intermediate Accounting I	3 cr.
ACG 2450	Microcomputers in Accounting	3 cr.
CGS 1100	Microcomputer Applications	3 cr.
GEB 1011	Introduction to Business	3 cr.
OST 2335	Business Communications	3 cr.
OST 2852	Excel for the Office	3 cr.
PHI 1600	Introduction to Ethics	3 cr.

Total Credit Hours: 27