Accounting Technology – Associate of Applied Science

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Accounting Technology - Associate of Applied Science

Associate of Applied Science

Program Purpose

A degree in Accounting Technology equips students with the skills needed for entry-level roles in the accounting industry. The program offers practical, hands-on training in areas such as general ledger accounting for service and merchandising businesses, computerized accounting systems, payroll, taxation, and professional ethics.

Upon successful completion of the program, students may earn one or more of the following credentials:

  • Occupational Skills Award (OSA) Bookkeeping
  • Level 1 Certificate in Accounting Technology
  • Associate of Applied Science in Accounting Technology

If you are interested in learning more about whether this program is the right fit for you, contact one of our academic advisors today.

Catalog year 2026-2027 Last checked against the catalog October 17, 2026 Official catalog page

Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Graduates of the Associate of Applied Science in Accounting Technology will be able to apply the theory and skills involving accounting procedures through the Co-op course.
  2. Graduates of the Associate of Applied Science in Accounting Technology will be able to demonstrate the use of tax software by preparing eight tax return during the VITA service.

Catalog year 2026-2027 Last checked against the catalog October 17, 2026 Official catalog page

Program of Study

1st Semester
CourseTitleCredits
ENGL-1301Composition I3
ACNT-1303Introduction to Accounting I3
POFI-2301Word Processing3
HRPO-1311Human Relations3
BCIS-1305Business Computer Applications3
2nd Semester
CourseTitleCredits
ENGL-2311Technical and Business Writing3
ACNT-1329Payroll and Business Tax Accounting3
ACNT-1304Introduction to Accounting II3
ITSW-1310Introduction to Presentation Graphics Software3
ITSW-1307Introduction to Database (Microsoft Access)3
3rd Semester
CourseTitleCredits
MATH-1314College Algebra3
SPCH-1315Public Speaking3
ACNT-1311Introduction to Computerized Accounting3
ACNT-1331Federal Income Tax: Individual3
POFI-1349Spreadsheets3
4th Semester
CourseTitleCredits
XXXX-X3XXSocial and Behavioral Sciences Elective3
XXXX-X3XXLanguage, Philosophy, and Culture Elective3
or
XXXX-X3XXCreative Arts Elective3
ITSW-2334Advanced Spreadsheets3
ACNT-2380Cooperative Education: Accounting3
ACNT-1240Accounting and Business Ethics2
ACNT-1193Special Topics: Taxation1

Notes

ENGL-1301, ACNT-1303, POFI-2301, HRPO-1311, ENGL-2311, ACNT-1329, ACNT-1304, ITSW-1310, ITSW-1307, MATH-1314, SPCH-1315, ACNT-1311, ACNT-1331, POFI-1349, and ITSW-2334: Grade of C or better is required for graduation

XXXX-X3XX (Social and Behavioral Sciences Elective), XXXX-X3XX (Language, Philosophy, and Culture Elective), and XXXX-X3XX (Creative Arts Elective): Students may take any course within this category of the TSC General Education Core Curriculum

This information is provided as an example only. You will develop a personalized plan with your Success Coach and faculty advisor/mentor that reflects your goals and interests. You are required to meet with an advisor each semester to ensure you are on track for graduation. This document does not contain all the information you need to stay on track for graduation.

Credit Hours

  • 60 credit hours — total of the courses listed above (calculated, alternatives counted once)

Catalog year 2026-2027 Last checked against the catalog October 17, 2026 Official catalog page Printable degree plan

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