ACC 351 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
This course provides students an overview of accounting information systems, including an understanding of the information environment, organizational structures, evolution of information system models, role of the accountant, financial reporting systems, electronic commerce, ethics, fraud and internal control. A strong emphasis is put on internal controls and business transaction processing systems. The inputs, outputs and structure of the systems will be examined.
Prerequisite
CIS 211 and ACC 212. Enrollment is restricted to students majoring or minoring in accounting.
Offered
Offered fall.