Accounting
Master of Science in AccountingGraduate Program Coordinator: L. J. SavageBA 433, (407) UCF-5661 or UCF-2871. E-mail: linda.savage@bus.ucf.edu The Master of Science in Accounting degree provides candidates with greater breadth and depth in accounting than is possible in baccalaureate programs. The program emphasis is on the preparation of individuals for careers as professional accountants in public practice, financial institutions, governments, industry, and nonprofit organizations. The program also prepares students to qualify for the CPA examination. (This program satisfies the requirements of the State Board of Accounting.) The Master of Science in Accounting degree is awarded upon satisfactory completion of a graduate program of 30 semester hours. At least 15 of the 30 hours must be made up of courses at the 6000 level. Students, with the assistance and approval of the program adviser, may select an area of specialization in Management, Public, Tax, General, or Not-for-Profit Accounting. Following is a list of required courses and restricted electives. Degree RequirementsRequired Courses—15 Semester HoursACG 5346 Cost Accounting II (3 hours) ACG 5636 Advanced Auditing Topics (3 hours) ACG 6405 Accounting Information Systems II (3 hours) ACG 6805 Seminar in Accounting Theory (3 hours) TAX 5015 Federal Income Tax II (3 hours)
Restricted Electives—15 Semester Hours
Foundation Core—49 Semester Hours
ACG 3101 Intermediate Financial Accounting I (3 hours) * Or undergraduate course equivalent taken as an undergraduate student. Students who have not completed ACG 3501 Financial Accounting for Governmental and Nonprofit Organizations, or equivalent, must complete ACG 6519 Seminar in Governmental and Nonbusiness Accounting and Auditing prior to graduation. Students must show clear evidence of proficiency in oral and written communication and computer usage.
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