In this combined degree program, students will learn the theories and procedures of accounting along with technical knowledge of how computer systems can facilitate business processes and projects.Business professionals are frequently asked to assume responsibilities that go beyond traditional, single discipline expectations. Undergraduate students may choose to combine accounting and information systems classes to develop broad knowledge of both areas. Students will learn the theories and procedures of accounting along with technical knowledge of how computer systems can facilitate business processes and projects.<br><br><br>Learning outcomes<br>With an accounting and information systems degree, students will be able to: Develop the ability to research professional accounting issues.<br> Demonstrate knowledge of the basic principles of record keeping and financial reporting. Utilize technology in performing accounting tasks.<br> Demonstrate knowledge of the basic principles of cost and managerial accounting. Demonstrate knowledge of the principles of United States income taxation. Demonstrate knowledge of the basic processes and control systems operated by businesses.<br> Discern ethical conflicts and provide a framework for their resolution. Demonstrate knowledge of the international dimensions of the accounting profession.