2010-2011 College Catalog - North Florida Community College

108COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCourses at NonRegionally AccreditedInstitutionsThe Statewide CourseNumbering System makesavailable on its home page(http://scns.fldoe.org) areport entitled “Courses atNon regionally AccreditedInstitutions” that contains acomprehensive listing of allnonpublic institution coursesin the SCNS inventory, as wellas each course’s transfer leveland transfer effective date. Thisreport is updated monthly.Questions about the StatewideCourse Numbering Systemand appeals regarding coursecredit transfer decisions shouldbe directed to Dr. Sharon Erle,Dean of Academic Affairs(850/973-1603) in Building#3, the Walter L. BishopAdministration Building, NFCCcampus, Madison, Florida orthe Florida Department ofEducation, Office of Articulation,1401 Turlington Building,Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400. Special reports andtechnical information maybe requested by calling theStatewide Course NumberingSystem office at (850) 245-0427or via the internet at http://scns.fldoe.org.ACCOUNTINGACG 2021.INTRODUCTION TOFINANCIAL ACCOUNTING:Three Credits, ThreeHours. (Fall) This courseis a comprehensive courseproviding students withthe basic understanding ofunderlying principles, theoriesand concepts guiding therecording and analysis ofbusiness transactions, and thepreparation and interpretationof the principle financialstatements. This course guidesstudents through the completeaccounting cycle for a serviceand merchandising businesses.There is no prerequisite forthis course; however, studentsshould have strong math skillsincluding those in algebra. Itis strongly recommended thatstudents complete CGS 1100Cor have equivalent skills.ACG 2071.INTRODUCTION TOMANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING:Three Credits, Three Hours.(Spring) Designed for nonaccountingmajors, this coursefocuses on how managers usequantitative and qualitativeaccounting information fordecision-making individually andas members of a managementteam. The course employstechnology tools typicallyused by managers, e.g.,spreadsheet software and theinternet. Students will applyand link course knowledgein a comprehensive outsideassignment as a requirementof this course. Prerequisite:ACG 2021. It is stronglyrecommended that studentscomplete CGS 1100C or haveequivalent skills.ACG 2450.MICROCOMPUTERS INACCOUNTING: Three Credits,Three Hours. (Fall) This courseapplies accounting principlesusing popular accountingsoftware such as Quickbooks,Peachtree, or Great Plainsto prepare and interpretaccounting information. Thiscourse focuses on smallbusiness applications. It isstrongly recommended thatstudents complete CGS 1100Cor have equivalent skills.Prerequisite: ACG 2021.AGRICULTUREAGG 1101.AGRICULTURAL CAREERS:One Credit, One Hour. Thiscourse will cover a broad arrayof careers in agriculture suchas forestry, park management,floriculture, groundsmaintenance and agriculturalsales (equipment & products).ARTART 1300C. BASICDRAWING I: Three Credits,Three Hours. (Fall, Spring) Acourse involving work in basicfreehand drawing.ART 1301C. BASICDRAWING II: Three Credits,Three Hours. (Fall, Spring) Acontinuation of ART 1300C.Prerequisite: ART 1300C, orconsent of instructor.ART 1759C.CERAMICS I: Three Credits,Three Hours. (Fall, Spring) Acourse involving work in clay.It will provide experience increating hand-built and wheelthrownpottery in addition toslip and glaze techniques inpottery decoration.ART 1751C. CERAMICS II:Three Credits, Three Hours.(Fall, Spring) A continuationof ART 1759C with greateremphasis upon practicalapplication. Prerequisite: ART1759C.ART 1930R. SPECIALTOPICS IN ART: ThreeCredits, Three Hours. Specialtopics in art is for students whowish to further explore the fieldof art. Focus is placed on topicalproblems, current issues, oremerging trends. This coursecan be repeated. This course isnot automatically transferable.2010-2011 NFCC College Catalog