The Management-Accounting major provides a firm foundation in Management as well as extensive
training in Accounting. Graduates in Management-Accounting earn 126 total credits and enough credits
in Accounting to qualify them to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam

Liberal Arts Courses
Management majors should take the following course to satisfy General Education Requirements. Some
of these courses may have prerequisites.
MATH 0120 Business Calculus
ECON 0100 Introductory Microeconomic Theory
ECON 0110 Introductory Macroeconomic Theory
PHIL 1380 Business Ethics
PSY 0680 Introduction to Industrial/Organizational Psychology
CS 0085 PC Software for Business

Core Management Courses 5 courses – 15 credits
MGMT 0022 Financial Accounting
MGMT 0023 Cost Accounting
MGMT 0024 Probability and Statistics for Management
MGMT 1818 Management Science
INFSCI 0010 Introduction to Information Science

Area Courses 2 courses – 6 credits
Accounting students take
MGMT 1821 Introduction to Finance

and choose one additional area courses from the following list:
MGMT 1819 Introduction to Marketing
MGMT 1820 Operations Management
MGMT 1832 Human Resources Management

Advanced Accounting Courses 6 courses – 18 credits
MGMT 1138 Corporate Financial Accounting
MGMT 1140 Accounting Information Systems
MGMT 1835 Intermediate Accounting 1
MGMT 1836 Intermediate Accounting 2
MGMT 1837 Advanced Accounting
MGMT 1838 Standard Costs, Budgets, and Profit Planning

Accounting Electives 2 courses – 6 credits
Select two from the following list of accounting and management courses.
MGMT 1839 Federal Income Tax Accounting 1
MGMT 1840 Federal Income Tax Accounting 2
MGMT 1841 Auditing
MGMT 1898 Business Internship

Electives 2 courses – 6 credits
Take an additional two courses in Management or Information Science.

Additional Requirements 1 course – 3 credits
After they have earned 90 credits, management majors take MGMT 1950- Senior Project
Management to fulfill the capstone course requirement.

Students must earn an average QPA of at least 2.0 in all Management, Accounting Information
Science courses used to fulfill the requirements for the Management major.