~EGULAR SESSION - University of Oregon

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Senior Year
Two of the following courses:
Term Hours
Business Policies (PIM 453) .
Business Fluctuations & Expansion (FBE 466) .
Business History (PIM 480) .
Business Enterprise & Social Responsibility (FBE 434) .
The core courses provide all able graduates with a general education for the
management of business firms and a sound management background for careers
in government and education and for life in our highly competitive and technical
society. The major options offered by the several departments provide specialized
training for a variety of careers in business.
Accounting and Business Statistics
THE PROGRAM IN ACCOUNTING and business statistics is designed to prepare
students for professional careers in these special fields and to provide all
students of business with an understanding of the theory and techniques of quantitative
analysis as a basis for administrative decision making.
General Accounting, The major curriculum in accounting is a four-year program
designed for students who wish to prepare for a professional career in business
or government service with an emphasis on accounting and quantitative
analysis of business data. The major requirements, in addition to the core program
of the school, are listed below:
Term Hours
Asset Valuation & Income Measurement (Ac 350, 351).................................... 6
Principles of Cost Accounting (Ac 360, 361)..................................................... 6
Corporate Accounts & Statements (Ac 352).............................................................. 3
Income·Tax Procedures (Ac 411,412)........................................................................ 4
Minimum of 11 term hours selected from electives listed below................................ 11
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ELECTIVES
Income·Tax Procedures (Ac 413)................................ 2
Special Topics in Accounting (Ac 450, 451).............................................................. 6
Accounting Verification (Ac 440, 441)...................................................................... 6
Management Information Systems (Ac 420, 421) 6
Money & Banking (Ec 318) 3
Public Finance (Ec 319) 3
Economic Theory (Ec 375, 376, 377).......................................................................... 9
Computing (Mth 444)................... 4
Investments (FBE 463) 3
Risk & Insurance (MIT 354) 4
Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions (BS 432) 3
All majors in general accounting are required to take one year of college
mathematics during their lower-division years. Courses in mathematics of finance
or similar courses may not be counted toward the satisfaction of this requirement.
Professional Accounting, A special five-year program in professional accounting
is offered for students who wish to prepare for careers as certified
public accountants or accounting executives. Students who satisfy the requirements
of the Graduate School and the School of Business Administration may earn
the M.B.A. degree at the end of the fifth year. The major requirements, in addition
to the core program of the school, are as follows:
Term Hours
Asset Valuation & Income Measurement (Ae 350, 351)........................ 6
Corporate Accounts & Statements (Ac 352)................................................................ 3
Principles of Cost Accounting (Ac 360, 361) 6
Income·Tax Procedures (Ae 411, 412, 413).............................................................. 6
Special Topics in Accounting (Ac 450) 3
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