University of Indianapolis – School of Business

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University of Indianapolis – School of Business
Curriculum Guide for Accounting/non-CPA Track (4-year)
Bachelor of Arts or Science
AACT
updated 05/15
Freshman Year
Semester I
 ACCT 210
Financial Accounting (3)
 BADM 100
Freshman Experience in Business (1)
 Computer Competency (choose one of the following):
 COMP 150 Microcomputer Applications (3)
 COMP 160 Advanced Microcomputer Applications (3)
Numerical Literacy (choose one of the following):
 MATH 150 Finite Mathematics (4)*
 MATH 180 College Algebra and Trigonometry (4)*
 MATH 190 Calculus and analytical Geometry I (4)*
Semester II
 ACCT 212
 CIS 151
 ECON 110
 MATH 220
Managerial Accounting (3)*
Introduction to Information Systems & Applied Analytics (3)
Microeconomics (3)
Elementary Statistics (4)*
Sophomore Year
Semester I
 ACCT 310
 SCM 210
 FIN 210
 MKTG 290
Intermediate Accounting I (3)*
Principles of Operations and Supply Chain Management (3)
Finance (3)
Marketing (3)
Semester II
 ACCT 311
 BADM 230
 MGT 234
Intermediate Accounting II (3)*
Business Law (3)
Organizational Behavior (3)
Junior Year
Semester I
 ACCT 412
 ACCT 419
 BADM 233
 BADM 350
 ECON 111
Advanced Accounting (3)*
Individual Income Taxes (3)*
Business Law: Partnerships and Corporations (3)
Career and Employment Strategies (1)
Macroeconomics (3)
Semester II
 ACCT 312
 ACCT 418
 ACCT 465
 BADM 332
Cost Accounting (3)*
Auditing (3)*
Corporate, Partnership, Estate and Trust Taxes (3)*
Research/Writing/Project Management (3)*
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Senior Year
Semester I
 BADM 231
 SCM 386
Business Communications (3)
Quantitative Methods (3)*
Semester II
 ACCT 314
 BADM 439
 SCM 388
Accounting Information Systems (3)*
Business Policy and Strategy (3)*
Production and Operations Management (3)*
* See the Academic Catalog for course prerequisites
NOTE: A grade of C- (1.7 on a 4.0 scale) or higher is required in all courses applying toward the Major.
The Bachelor’s degree requires a minimum of 120 hours.
This program may require attendance in both day and extended programs classes.
See the General Education Core for additional course requirements.
REMEMBER: If you have any questions about the Accounting/non-CPA Track Major (AACT) and its
requirements, contact The Center for Advising and Student Achievement (788-2057, Schwitzer Student
Center, Room 206). Courses and requirements sometimes change so keep in contact with your advisor.
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