Kent State University Undergraduate Course Descriptions Spring 2011 Contents Accounting (ACCT). 6 Adolescent/Adult Education (ADED). 7 Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMRT). 18 Art Fine Arts (ARTF).
21 American Sign Language (ASL). 26 Business Management and Related Technology (BMRT). 34 Business Administration Interdisciplinary (BUS). 34 College of the Arts (CA).
35 Center for Applied Conflict Management (CACM). 35 Computer Animation Engineering Technology (CADT). 36 Counseling and Human Development Services (CHDS). 42 Curriculum and Instruction (CI).
43 Clinical Laboratory Sciences (CLS). 47 Page 1 of 226 Career Technical Teacher Education (CTTE). 54 Early Childhood Education (ECED). 56 Early Childhood Education Technology (ECET).
61 Electrical/Electronic and Related Engineering Technologies (EERT). 62 Engineering of Information Technology (EIRT). 72 Experimental Programs Division (EXPR). 73 Fashion Design and Merchandising (FDM).
89 Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS). 104 Human Services Technology (HST). 104 High Technology Manufacturing Technology (HTMT). 105 Page 2 of 226 Interior Design (ID).
106 Industrial Engineering and Related Technologies (IERT). 107 Integrated Health Studies (IHS). 108 Integrated Life Sciences (ILS). 109 Information Technology for Administrative Professionals (ITAP).
111 Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC). 120 Kent Blossom Courses. 124 Legal Assisting Technology. 126 Middle Childhood Education (MCED).
131 Modern and Classical Language Studies (MCLS). 133 Mechanical Engineering and Related Technologies (MERT). 134 Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MFGT). 135 Management and Information Systems (MIS).
139 Marine Retail Operations Technology (MROT). 151 Nutrition and Dietetics (NUTR). 153 Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology (OCAT). 155 Office of International Affairs (OIA).
155 Pan-African Studies (PAS). 156 Physical Education Basic (PEB). 159 Page 3 of 226 Physical Education Professional (PEP). 176 Physical Therapist Assistant Technology (PTST).
179 Real Estate and Related Technologies (RERT). 181 Radiologic and Imaging Sciences (RIS). 181 Recreation, Park and Tourism Management (RPTM). 186 Respiratory Therapy Technology (RTT).
191 Speech Pathology and Audiology (SPA). 199 Summer Visual Communication Design (SVCD). 220 Visual Communication Design (VCD). 225 Page 4 of 226 Accounting (ACCT) cost determination, cost analysis, with approval of major department.
and reporting costs for decision- Kent State University Catalog 2010 making, planning and control. 43013 Advanced Management - 2011 > Course Information > Ethical decision-making and Accounting (3) Course Descriptions Spring 2011 > computer applications are Advanced techniques and issues in Accounting (ACCT) emphasized. Prerequisites: costing and accounting cumulative 2.50 GPA; and measurement for management accounting (ACCT) major; and planning, decision-making and 23020 Introduction to Financial ACCT 33001 and 33004. Professional accounting Accounting (3) research, verbal communication and Introduction to principles of 33012 Corporate Accounting II ethical decision-making skills are accounting as they relate to (3) emphasized.
Prerequisite: financial accounting and the Accounting for long-term liabilities, cumulative 2.50 GPA; and senior preparation of financial statements. debt and equity investments, leases, standing; and accounting (ACCT) Prerequisite: none. pensions, and other post-retirement major; and ACCT 33010 and 33012. benefits, income tax allocation, and 23021 Introduction to Managerial owners’ equity; statement of cash 43014 Advanced Accounting Accounting (3) flows.
Verbal communication and Systems (3) Introduction to principles of professional accounting research Emphasizes the analysis, design and accounting as they relate to skills are emphasized. Prerequisites: implementation of accounting managerial accounting, including cumulative 2.50 GPA; and information systems and internal cost relationships. Prerequisite: accounting (ACCT) major; and controls. Written communication, ACCT 23020.
ethical decision-making and computer application skills are 33000 Fundamental Tax 33061 Financial Reporting Issues emphasized. Prerequisite: Procedures (3) and Analysis (3) cumulative 2.50 GPA; and senior Non-essential presentation of Issues relative to the balance sheet, standing; and accounting (ACCT) federal income tax laws and income statement and cash flow major; and ACCT 33001 and 33004 regulations as they relate to statement. Topics include assets, and 33010 and 33012. Prerequisite: liabilities, owner’s equity, revenue cumulative 2.50 GPA; and ACCT recognition, EPS, deferred taxes and 23020 or ACTT 11000; and ACCT 43020 Corporate Accounting III pensions.
Cannot be counted toward (3) 23021 or ACTT 11001; not open to accounting major. Prerequisite: accounting (ACCT) majors. Business combinations, cumulative 2.50 GPA; and ACCT consolidated financial statements, 23032 or ACTT 11001; not open to specialized disclosures; foreign 33001 Corporate Accounting I (3) accounting (ACCT) majors. The review of the accounting cycle; currency impacts; inter-corporate financial statement preparation; investments.
Professional 33063 Cost Control and Analysis accounting research and accounting for sales, receivables, for Management (3) inventory, current liabilities and interpersonal skills are emphasized. Cost accounting concepts and Prerequisites: cumulative 2.50 GPA; fixed assets. Written communication procedures; analysis of revenue, and professional accounting and senior standing; and accounting cost and income variances. Open (ACCT) major; and ACCT 33001 research skills are emphasized.
only to non-contiguous majors; Prerequisite: cumulative 2.50 GPA; and 33004 and 33010 and 33012 cannot count toward accounting and 43031. and accounting (ACCT) major; and major.50 ACCT 23021 or ACTT 11001. GPA; and ACCT 23021 or ACTT 43031 Income Taxation (3) 11001; not open to accounting Basic concepts of income 33004 Introduction to Accounting (ACCT) majors. Systems (3) recognition and deductions for Provides an overview of accounting individuals and corporations.
43010 Principles of Auditing and Detailed coverage of the taxation of information systems with emphasis Control (3) on systems design and internal C corporations. Written Integration of concepts and practical communication skills are controls. Interpersonal skills and aspects of auditing. The importance computer applications are emphasized.
Prerequisite: of strong controls is stressed.50 GPA; and senior emphasized. Prerequisites: Ethical decision-making and written cumulative 2.50 GPA; and standing; and accounting (ACCT) communication skills are major; and ACCT 33001 and 33004 accounting (ACCT) major; and emphasized. Prerequisites: ACCT 23021 or ACTT 11001.50 GPA; and senior standing; and accounting (ACCT) 43033 Income Tax II (3) 33010 Cost Accounting (3) major; and ACCT 33010 and 33012. Cost accounting for manufacturing Advanced partnership and corporate This course may be used to satisfy tax problems; estate and gift and service organizations including the writing-intensive requirement taxation; tax administration and Page 5 of 226 practice.
Professional accounting accounting (ACCT) major and 21001 Accounting IV—Financial research and written communication special approval. (3) skills are emphasized. Prerequisite: Continuation of ACTT 21000.50 GPA; and senior considers income statement standing; and accounting (ACCT) Accounting Technology accounts and financial statement major; and ACCT 33001 and 33004 (ACTT) analyses. Both manual and and 33010 and 33012 and 43031.
computerized applications will be Kent State University Catalog 2010 studied. 43034 Nonprofit Accounting and - 2011 > Course Information > Auditing (3) Course Descriptions Spring 2011 > 21003 Fundamentals of Tax Unique nonprofit, financial Accounting Technology (ACTT) Preparation (3) reporting, managerial accounting A nontechnical presentation of and financial and operating audits federal income tax laws and Courses offered only at the for government and nonprofit regulations as they relate to Regional Campuses entities. Professional accounting individuals. Prerequisite: ACTT research, written communication 11000.
and ethical decision-making skills 11000 Accounting I—Financial are emphasized. Prerequisite: (4) 21006 Introduction to Corporate cumulative 2.50 GPA; and senior Introduction to financial accounting, Tax Preparation (3) standing; and accounting (ACCT) including principles generally An introduction to the preparation major; and ACCT 33001 and 33004 accepted in preparation of of corporation tax reports. accounting statements for users Prerequisite: ACTT 21003. outside of the business organization.
43092 Accounting Internship (3) Prerequisite: none. 21063 Introduction to Cost (Repeatable for credit) Study of Accounting (3) activities related to concurrent on- 11001 Accounting II—Managerial Cost accounting concepts and the-job experience with cooperating (4) systems; role of costs in decision- industrial and public accounting Introduction to managerial making; budgeting concepts and firms. Professional accounting accounting, including accounting procedures; analysis of revenue, research and written communication for manufacturing firms, budgeting, cost and income variances. skills are emphasized.
standard cost systems, direct Prerequisite: ACTT 11001. Prerequisites: junior standing and costing, segment reporting and cost- accounting (ACCT) major and volume-profit analysis. Prerequisite: 21092 Internship in Accounting special approval. Technology (2-3)* (Repeatable for credit) Students 43093 Variable Title Workshop 11003 Payroll Accounting (2) participate in a supervised field in Accounting (1-3) Introduction to the payroll function, experience.
Each credit hour (Repeatable for credit) To be including preparation of payroll and requires a minimum of 7 hours of determined when a specific course related federal, state and local tax work per week for 15 weeks if the is proposed for a particular term. forms required of all businesses. position is unpaid and 10 hours of S/U grading. Prerequisite: senior Both manual and computerized work per week for 15 weeks if the standing and accounting (ACCT) applications will be studied.
position is paid. major and special approval. Prerequisites: ACTT 21000 and special approval. 43095 Special Topics: Accounting 20012 Accounting Software (1-3) Applications (3) 21095 Special Topics (1-3)* (Repeatable for credit) Special A lecture/computer lab course using (Repeatable for credit) Special topics course that will be offered accounting, spreadsheet and word topics in accounting.
Prerequisite: periodically with different topics processing software. Prerequisites: special approval. and different faculty involved each ACTT 11001 and COMT 11000 or time the course is offered. special approval of full-time ACTT 21096 Individual Investigation— Prerequisites: senior standing and faculty.
Accounting Technology (1-3)* accounting (ACCT) major and (Repeatable for credit) Independent special approval. in-depth research of an accounting 21000 Accounting III—Financial topic supervised and coordinated by 43096 Individual Investigation in (3) an accounting technology faculty An intensive and practical study of Accounting (1-3) member. Prerequisites: 12 credit financial accounting principles (Repeatable for credit) Open only to hours of ACTT courses and special pertaining to balance sheet and senior majors in accounting with approval. income statement accounts, and special approval of advisor.
Prerequisite: Prerequisites: senior standing and *Course ineligible to be repeated for ACTT 11001. Page 6 of 226 Adolescent/Adult 32277 Teaching Science in interviews, designs and teaching of Education (ADED) Secondary Schools (3) lessons and debriefing. Students are Goals, methodology and resources required to complete Bureau of for effective teaching of science to Criminal Investigation and Kent State University Catalog 2010 adolescents and young adults. Identification (BCII) and Federal - 2011 > Course Information > Prerequisites: ADED 32142.
Special Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Course Descriptions Spring 2011 > fee: $15 flat fee—subject to change. background checks and submit the Adolescent/Adult Education results to authorized personnel at 42196 Individual Project in their assigned "school/agency" 32142 Principles of Teaching Adolescent Education (2-4) before the first day of the semester Adolescents (3) S/U grading; IP grade permissible. in which student teaching/internship Orientation to adolescence and the Prerequisite: special approval. will take place.
Prerequisites: teaching-learning process. This minimum grade of C (2.0) in one of course includes 30 field/clinical 42268 Teaching of Mathematics in the following courses: ADED 32268 hours in an urban setting. IP grade Secondary Schools (3) or 32275 or 32277 or SEED 32147. Students are required to Methodology and materials for Corequisite: ADED 42268 or 42275 complete Bureau of Criminal effective teaching of secondary or 42277 or 42278.
Investigation and Identification school mathematics will be (BCII) and Federal Bureau of discussed and implemented in field 42295 Special Topics in ADED (1- Investigation (FBI) background experiences. Course includes 46 3) checks and submit the results to field/clinical hours. Mathematics (Repeatable for credit) Prerequisite: authorized personnel at their courses through MATH 22005. assigned "school/agency" before the Prerequisites: ADED 32268.
first day of the semester in which 42357 Secondary Student student teaching/internship will take 42275 Teaching Social Studies in Teaching (9) place. Prerequisites: ITEC 19525 Secondary Schools (3) Provides a 12-week student- and EDPF 29525. This course may An advanced special methods teaching experience. See Student be used to satisfy the writing- course designed to prepare future Teaching section of this Catalog.
intensive requirement with approval social studies teachers for student S/U grading; IP grade permissible. of major department. teaching and their entry year into Students are required to complete the profession. Addresses a range of Bureau of Criminal Investigation 32268 The Secondary School topics and issues in an in-depth and Identification (BCII) and Mathematics Curriculum (3) manner through project-oriented Federal Bureau of Investigation The secondary school mathematics learning activities.