COURSE CURRICULUM

Business – Accounting diploma program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to build strong foundational skills in accounting and related business disciplines over four semesters. In the first semester, students are introduced to fundamental concepts through courses such as Introductory Accounting 1, Marketing, Business Learning Foundations, Computer Applications for Business, Business Communication, and Business Mathematics, totaling 18 credits. These courses lay the groundwork for understanding accounting principles alongside essential business functions and effective communication skills. The second semester deepens accounting knowledge with Introductory Accounting 2, complemented by Microeconomics, Finance, Computer Applications for Financial Management, advanced Business Communication, and an open General Education course, maintaining a robust 18-credit load. In the third semester, students advance to Intermediate Accounting 1A, Taxation Software Applications, Cost and Managerial Accounting 1A, Corporate Finance 1A, Macroeconomics, and another General Education course, continuing the balanced focus on both accounting and broader business concepts. The final semester consolidates learning with Intermediate Accounting 1B, Accounting Software Applications, Cost and Managerial Accounting 1B, Corporate Finance 1B, Accounting Law, and Accounting Information Systems. This mix of courses ensures students graduate with both practical skills in accounting software and strong theoretical understanding, preparing them for various professional roles. Throughout the program, students benefit from Sheridan’s emphasis on creative, innovative learning, gaining hands-on experience that aligns with industry expectations. The diploma also supports transfer opportunities toward advanced degrees and professional certifications, providing a clear pathway for career advancement in accounting and finance.