BBA in Accounting - Checksheet

Name:
Hours Grade Hours Grade
IDST 2410 and Lab, Origins ____ ____
English Composition (6 s.h.): PHYS 1111 and Lab, Introductory Physics I ____ ____
ENGL 1101, Eng. Composition I ____ ____ PHYS 1112 and Lab, Introductory Physics II ____ ____
ENGL 1102, Eng. Composition II, Preq. 1101 ____ ____ PHYS 2211 and Lab, Principles of Physics I ____ ____
Mathematics (3 s.h.) choice of one:
AREA A: Essential Skills (9 s.h.)
PHYS 2212 and Lab, Principles of Physics II ____ ____
MATH 1101, Introit Math Modeling ____ ____ Mathematics (3 s.h.) Cannot duplicate Area A
MATH 1113, Pre-calculus (4 Hour Course) ____ ____ MATH 1113, Pre-calculus ____ ____
MATH 1114, Trigonometry, Preq 1113 ____ ____ MATH 1114, Trigonometry, Preq 1113 ____ ____
MATH 1261, Calculus I, Preq. 1113 & 1114 ____ ____ MATH 1260, Survey of Calculus ____ ____
Math 1101 is preferred for business majors.
AREA B: Institutional Options (4 s.h.)
Understanding Society (2 s.h.) Choose one
IDST 2205 Global Issues and Society ____ ____
IDST 2210 Ethics & Society ____ ____
MATH 1261, Calculus I, Preq. 1113 & 1114 ____ ____
MATH 1262, Calculus II, Preq. 1261 ____ ____
MATH 2600, Probability & Statistics, Preq Grade of "C" or ____ ____
better in Area A Math Course. This course is a pre-req
for Management 3101, therefore REQUIRED for Business Majors
IDST 2215 Communication in Society ____ ____ Economics & Political Perspectives (6 s.h.):
POLS 1150, Politics & Society ____ ____
ECON 2105/2172 Principles of Macroeconomics ____ ____
Understanding the Arts (2 s.h.) Choose one:
ARTS 1105 Understanding Visual Culture ____ ____
MUSC 1105 Music & Civilization ____ ____ Historical Perspectives (3 s.h.) Choose one:
THEA 1105 Theatrical heritage ____ ____ HIST 1131, World Civilization & Society I ____ ____
AREA C: Humanities & Fine Arts (6 s.h.)
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (CORE)
Social:
AREA E: Social Sciences (12 s.h.)
HIST 1132, World Civilization & Society II ____ ____
Literature (3 s.h.) Choose one:
ENGL 2110, World Literature, Preq. 1102 ____ ____ Soc. Science Perspectives (3 s.h.) Choose one: ____ ____
IDST 2305, Humanities & Fine Arts, Preq 1102 ____ ____ ANTH 1102, Intro. to Anthropology ____ ____
GEOG 1101, Intro to Human Geography ____ ____
The Arts in Society (3 s.h.) Choose one: GEOG 1102, World Regional Geography ____ ____
IDST 2115, Introduction to Folklore ____ ____ HIST 1131, World Civilization & Society I ____ ____
PHIL 2200, Survey of Philosophy ____ ____ HIST 1132, World Civilization & Society II ____ ____
IDST 2310 , Fine & Applied Arts in Civilization ____ ____ HIST 2111, The US to 1877 ____ ____
IDST 2315, US's Diverse Cultural Heritage ____ ____ HIST 2112, The US since 1877 ____ ____
IDST 2505, Interpersonal Relations ____ ____
AREA D: Science & Mathematics (11 s.h.)
PSYC 1101, Intro. to General Psychology ____ ____
Science (8 s.h.) Choice of two with matching
1 hr labs (Register for labs separately)
SOCI 1121, Sociological Prospectives ____ ____
ASTR 1000 and Lab, Intro to Universe ____ ____ Students Must take all courses
BIOL 1100 and Lab, Biological Processes ____ ____
BIOL 1107 and Lab, Principles of Biology ____ ____ ACCT 2101 Accounting Principles I ____ ____
BIOL 1120 and Lab, Biodiversity ____ ____ ACCT 2102 Accounting Principles II (Preq. ACCT 2101) ____ ____
CHEM 1151 and Lab, Survey of Chemistry I ____ ____ BCOM 2285 Business Comm. & Reports (Preq. ENG 1102) ____ ____
CHEM 1152 and Lab, Survey of Chemistry II, Preq.1151 ____ ____ CBIS 2215 Introduction to Computers OR
CHEM 1211 and Lab, Principles of Chem. I ____ ____ CSCI 1000 Introduction to Computer Science ____ ____
CHEM 1212 and Lab, Principles of Chem. II, Preq. 1211 ____ ____ ECON 2106/2171 Principles of Microeconomics or ____ ____
ENSC 1000 and Lab, Intro. To Environmental Science ____ ____ Elective _____________________________ ____ ____
GEOL 1121 and Lab, Physical Geology ____ ____
GEOL 1122 and Lab, Historical Geology ____ ____
IDST 2405 and Lab, Necessities of Life ____ ____
(Revised 3/10/06)
AREA F: SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (Core) 18 s.h.
TOTAL (Must be 60 Hours)

BBA - ACCOUNTING
Name ___________________________
ID# ____________________________
BUSINESS MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (30 S.H.) Hours Grade
FINC 3131 Business Finance (Preq Acct 2102, Econ 2106 & 2105) ____ ____
LENB 3135 Legal Environment of Business ____ ____
MGMT 3101 Applied Business Statistics (Preq Math 2600) ____ ____
MGMT 3141 Principles of Management (Preq Junior standing) ____ ____
MGMT 3165 Operations Management (Preq Mgmt 3101 & 3141) ____ ____
OR ACCT 3120 Cost Accounting (Preq Acct 2102)
MGMT 4195 Strategic Management (Preq Senior standing & Finc 3131, Mgmt 3101, 3141, ____ ____
Mktg 3161, and MGMT 3165 or ACCT 3120)
MKTG 3161 Principles of Marketing Preq. ECON 2106, and Preq. or Co-req. ECON 2105 ____ ____
Ethics Requirement MKTG 3172 Business Ethics : ____ ____
Preq.-One of the following MKTG 3161, MGMT 3141, ECON 2105, or ACCT 2101
International Requirement-6 s.h.
*ACCT 3110 (preferred) and _____ _____
1000-4000 3hr Elective __________________________ _____ _____
* (MGMT 4145, BCOM 4283, CBIS 4215, FINC 3240, MKTG
3180, MKTG 4175 or ECON 3220 may be used in place of ACCT 3110)
ACCOUNTING MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (24 S.H.)
Grade of "C" or better required on Accounting courses counting toward a degree
ACCT 3101 Intermediate Accounting I (Preq Acct 2102) ____ ____
ACCT 3102 Intermediate Accounting II (Preq Acct 3101 with a grade of C or better) ____ ____
ACCT 3116 Principles of Taxation I (Preq. Acct 2101) ____ ____
ACCT 3120 Cost Accounting (Preq Acct 2102) ____ ____
*****If this course is used above instead of MGMT 3165, you must choose an ACCT elective here
ACCT 3106 Acctg. Information Systems (Preq/Coreq Acct 3101 and Preq. CBIS 2215 or 2216) ____ ____
ACCT 4120 Advanced Cost Accounting (Preq Acct 3120 with a "C" or better) ____ ____
ACCT 4135 Auditing (Preq Acct 3102 and Acct. 3106) ____ ____
One Acct elective (3 s.h.)
ACCT 3110 International Accounting (Preq Acct 2102) _____ _____
ACCT 3125 Not-for-Profit & Public Accounting (Preq Acct 2102)
ACCT 4116 Advanced Accounting (Preq Acct 3102)
ACCT 4125 Principles of Taxation II (Preq. Acct. 2101)
ACCT 4505 Special Topics
ACCT 4605 Internship (Departmental Chair approval needed)
LENB 3145 Business Law
INSTITUTIONAL Electives (6 Hrs) 1000-4000 level
Elective ___________________________ ____ ____
Elective ___________________________ ____ ____
Other Requirements
BIDS 1705 First Year Academic Seminar (1 s.h.) ***Not required if student transfers in 29 hours ____ ____
or more of coursework

SUGGESTED SEQUENCE FOR BBA - ACCOUNTING MAJORS
(Updated 5/19/08)
NOTES: This sequence of courses is only a suggestion; because of class availability, some courses may be
taken in different terms. Sequence courses such as ENGL1101/1102 and ACCT2101/2102 must be taken in
sequential order. Students should average approximately 30 semester hours per year to have 120 semester hours
at the end of four years to complete graduation requirements. Also, if students attend in summer terms, the
sequence of classes will be slightly different.
FRESHMAN YEAR:
Fall Course Sem. Hrs.
BIDS1705 First Year Academic Seminar 1
ENGL1101 English Composition I 3
Choice of one: (MATH1101, MATH1113 * , MATH1114, or MATH1261) 3
Choice of one science: (ASTR1000/1000L, BIOL1100/1100L, BIOL1107/1107L,
BIOL1120/1120L, CHEM1151/1151L, CHEM1152/1152L, CHEM1211/1211L,
CHEM1212/1212L, ENSC1000/1000L, GEOL1121/1121L, GEOL1122/1122L,
IDST2405/2405L, IDST2410/2410L, PHYS1111/1111L, PHYS1112/1112L,
PHYS2211/2211L, or PHYS2212/2212L) 4
Choice of one: (HIST1131 or HIST1132) 3
Total 14
Spring Course Sem. Hrs.
ENGL1102 English Composition II 3
POLS1150 Politics and Society 3
ECON 2106 Principles of Microeconomics
(Business majors must take ECON2106 instead of ECON2100) 3
Choice of one science: (Any science course listed above in Fall and not taken in
a previous term) 4
Choice of one social science: (ANTH1102, GEOG1101, GEOG1102, HIST1131,
HIST2111 † , HIST2112, HIST1132, IDST2505, PSYC1101, or SOCI1121) 3
Total 16
SOPHOMORE YEAR:
Fall Course Sem. Hrs.
Choice of one: (ARTS1105, MUSC1105, or THEA1105) 2
Choice of one: (IDST2205, IDST2210, or IDST2215) 2
Choice of one literature: (ENGL2110 or IDST2305) 3
ACCT2101 Accounting Principles I 3
ECON2105 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
CBIS2215 Introduction to Computers 3
Total 16
Spring Course Sem. Hrs.
ACCT2102 Accounting Principles II 3
MATH2600 Probability and Statistics 3
MKTG3172 Business Ethics 3
BCOM2285 Business Communication and Reports 3
Choice of one: (IDST2115, IDST2310, IDST2315, or PHIL2200) 3
Total 15
* Recommended
† HIST2111/2112 satisfies the US/GA History test requirement

JUNIOR YEAR:
Fall Course Sem. Hrs.
MGMT3141 Principles of Management 3
MGMT3101 Applied Business Statistics 3
MKTG3161 Principles of Marketing 3
ACCT3101 Intermediate Accounting I 3
ACCT3120 Cost Accounting 3
Total 15
Spring Course Sem. Hrs.
LENB3135 Legal Environment of Business 3
ACCT3102 Intermediate Accounting II 3
ACCT4120 Advanced Cost Accounting 3
Elective 3
Elective 3
Total 15
SENIOR YEAR:
Fall Course Sem. Hrs.
ACCT3106 Accounting Information Systems 3
ACCT3116 Principles of Taxation I 3
FINC3131 Business Finance 3
MGMT3165 Operations Management or Accounting elective 3
Elective 3
Total 15
Spring Course Sem. Hrs.
ACCT4135 Auditing 3
MGMT4195 Strategic Management 3
Elective 3
Elective 3
Elective 3
Total 15
Please note that certain ACCT classes are only offered in specific semesters each year:
Fall
ACCT3101
ACCT3120
ACCT3106
ACCT3116
Spring
ACCT3102
ACCT4120
ACCT4135
ACCT4125
One elective must meet the international business requirement and one elective must meet the accounting
elective requirement. All other electives can be either business or non-business classes.

SUGGESTED SEQUENCE FOR MASTER OF ACCOUNTANCY
5 th YEAR PROGRAM (Milledgeville)
(Updated 5/19/08)
Summer Course Sem. Hrs.
MMIS 6292 Microcomputer Applications in Business 3
FINC 6141 Financial policies 3
6
Fall Course Sem. Hrs.
ACCT 6115 Governmental Accounting 3
ACCT 6120 Controllership 3
ACCT 6125 Advanced Auditing 3
6000-level Elective 3
Total 12
Spring Course Sem. Hrs.
ACCT6135 Seminar in Tax Research 3
ACCT6145 Accounting Theory 3
ACCT6505 Special Topics in Accounting 3
BCOM6221 Communication Theory in Management 3
Total 12