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Accounting

  • Description: The Accounting Associate Degree program prepares graduates for employment as accountants in business, industry, and government. Many experienced accountants become owners/operators of their own public accounting firms. The program integrates software and technology in the accounting concepts.
     
Accounting Program Outcomes
Program Measurements UsedResults
Comparison DataContinuous Improvement
1. Apply various theories and treatments of accounting concepts for various organizational operations and related stakeholders.
Individual course assessments and business software applicationsGenerally about 70% Yearly review of CAR for individual core courses Individual course re-evaluation and updating 
Stackable certificates awardedData will be compiled as this is an new measurement that was just implemented this academic yearNo comparison data available at this timePromote student attainment of stackable certificates / Increase enrollment in various accounting courses
Accounting Advisory Board SurveyMajority of AAB membersNo comparison data available at this time, but members will continue to be surveyed Continue to stress communication, critical thinking, and fundamental accounting theory and application in all accounting courses
2. Analyze policy issues, regulations, and laws to uphold the professional and ethical responsibilities expected of an accountant.

Employer SurveyData will be compiled as this is a new measurement that will be used starting in the spring of 2010 
No comparison data available

No intervention needed at this time

 
Ethics casesData will be compiled as this is an new measurement No comparison data available

No intervention needed at this time

 
3. Demonstrate managerial skills as they pertain to organizations through planning and control.

Application of knowledge to complete individual and group cases culminating in a final project on business processes, risks and controls.

Actual Course results: 

80 – 89%