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Service-Learning Courses in Accounting

Course Number: ACC 101 Course Title: Accounting Principles I Credits: 4 Credits Description: Basic principles of financial accounting for the business enterprise with emphasis on the valuation of business assets, measurement of net income, and double-entry techniques for recording transactions. Introduction to the cycle of accounting work, preparation of financial statements, and adjusting and closing procedures. Four class hours. Prerequisite(s): Prerequisite: MTH 098 or MTH 130 or equivalent. Service Project ACC 101-CC1, 101-008, 101-009 Students in this course may gain extra credit by working with the CASH- Creating Assets Savings and Hope program. Students may opt to be a tax preparer, tax advisors or front desk managers. Students who choose this option will receive full training in the preparation of taxes, and will work weekly at a preparation site in the city of Rochester. (20 Hours- Option) Course Number: ACC 204 Course Title: Tax Procedures Credits: 3 Credits Description: A study of federal, state, and local tax law and procedures for corporations, partnerships, and individuals. Scheduled to be offered in the Fall Semester during the evening and the Spring Semester during the day. Three class hours. Prerequisite(s): Prerequisite: ACC 101 with a minimum grade of C or higher, or the sequence ACC 110 and ACC 111 with an average grade of at least C. Service Project ACC 204-001 Students in this course may gain extra credit by working with the CASH- Creating Assets Savings and Hope program. Students may opt to be a tax preparer, tax advisors or front desk managers. Students who choose this option will receive full training in the preparation of taxes, and will work weekly at a preparation site in the city of Rochester. (20 Hours- Option)