The curriculum for the Undergraduate Certificate in Accounting is divided into three comprehensive modules, each designed to provide foundational knowledge and practical skills in accounting.

Module 1: Introduction to Financial Accounting
This module covers the basics of financial accounting, including the accounting cycle, financial statements, and the principles and standards governing financial reporting. Students will learn how to record and report financial transactions accurately. Key topics include understanding the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement, as well as the importance of generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).

Module 2: Managerial Accounting
In this module, students are introduced to the internal use of accounting information. Topics such as cost behavior, budgeting, and performance evaluation are covered. This module helps students understand how accounting information is used to make strategic business decisions. Students will explore cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting techniques, and various methods for evaluating business performance.

Module 3: Accounting Information Systems
This module provides an overview of the systems used to collect, process, and report accounting information. Students will learn about the role of technology in accounting and how to use accounting software to manage financial data. This module emphasizes the importance of accuracy and security in accounting information systems. Key topics include system development and documentation, internal controls, and the use of software like QuickBooks or similar accounting tools.