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Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Information Management
Degree Requirements (120 hours)

I. Core Curriculum Requirements¹: 42 hours
    A. Communication (6 hours)
        3 hours Communication (RHET 1302)
        3 hours Communication Elective (BA 4305AIM 3311)
    B. Social and Behavioral Sciences (15 hours)
        6 hours Government (GOVT 2301 and 2302)
        6 hours American History
        3 hours Social and Behavioral Science Elective (ECO 2301)
    C. Humanities and Fine Arts (6 hours)
        3 hours Fine Arts (ARTS 1301)
        3 hours Humanities (HUMA 1301)
    D. Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning: (6 hours)
        6 hours Calculus (MATH 1325 and 1326)
    E. Science (9 hours including at least one course with a substantial laboratory component)

¹ Curriculum Requirements can be fulfilled by other approved courses from accredited institutions of higher education. The courses listed in parentheses are recommended as the most efficient way to satisfy both Core Curriculum and Major Requirements at U.T. Dallas.

II. Major Requirements: 54 hours
    Major Preparatory Courses (15 hours)
        AIM 2301* Introductory Financial Accounting
        AIM 2302* Introductory Management Accounting
        BA 2301* Business and Public Law
        ECO 2301* Principles of Macroeconomics²
        ECO 2302* Principles of Microeconomics
        MATH 1325* Applied Calculus I^2,3
        MATH 1326* Applied Calculus II^2,3
        MATH 2333* Matrices, Vectors, and Their Application
    Major Core Courses (2124 hours)
        AIM 3311 Accounting Communications ²
        BA 3341 Business Finance
        BA 3351 Introduction to Management Information Systems
        BA 3352 Production Management
        BA 3361 Organizational Behavior
        BA 3365 Principles of Marketing
        BA 4305 Strategic Management ²
        BA 4371 International Business
        STAT 3360 Probability and Statistics for Management and Economics
    Major Related Courses for all Tracks (18 hours)
        AIM 3191 Professional Communications and Ethics I
        AIM 3192 Professional Communications and Ethics II
        AIM 3320 Financial Information Management
        AIM 3331 Intermediate Financial Accounting I
        AIM 3332 Intermediate Financial Accounting II
        AIM 3341 Cost Management Systems
        AIM 4193 Professional Communications and Ethics III
        AIM 4342 Analysis and Design of Accounting Systems

III. Elective Requirements: 24 hours
    Advanced Electives (6 hours)
        All students are required to take at least six hours of advanced electives outside their major
        field of study. These must be either upper-division classes or lower-division classes that
        have prerequisites.
    Free Electives (6 hours) (must be non-business courses)
        Both lower- and upper-division courses may count as electives but students must complete
        at least 51 hours of upper-division credit to qualify for graduation.
    Guided Electives (12 hours)
        Electives may be any undergraduate course chosen from a list of courses approved by the         Director of Accounting and Information Management Programs. Students wishing to fast-track         into the graduate program in accounting may take up to six hours of graduate AIM electives.

The University of Texas at Dallas 2006-2008 Undergraduate Catalog
Volume 31, Number 1
Copyright © The University of Texas at Dallas

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