Faculty

Lecturer and Accounting Program Coordinator

Jeanne St. Martin
B.A., Connecticut College, 1977; M.B.A., University of New Mexico, 1981

Courses in this program are listed under ECON and ECAC.

The Preprofessional Studies in Accounting certificate, the Finance certificate and the Information Systems Auditing certificate are described below:

Students may work toward certificates in:

• Preprofessional Studies in Accounting
• Finance
• Auditing for Information Systems

This certificate program is designed to supplement a liberal arts or science major; certificates must be earned concurrent with an undergraduate major. Each certificate requires completion of a core curriculum and additional courses. A minimum grade of C is required in all courses. At least 30 credits must be taken at UMBC. The finance certificate may not be earned by students earning the financial economics degree.

Academic Advising

Students should consult an advisor in their major for graduation requirements. Advising on accounting, finance and AIS certificates is available through the director of accounting in the economics department.

Programs

• Accounting Certificate
• Auditing for Information Systems Certificate
• Finance Certificate

• Preprofessional Studies in Accounting

Courses

• ECAC 121 - Principles of Accounting I Practice Set
• ECAC 122 - Principles of Accounting II Practice Set
• ECAC 200 - Survey of Accounting for Entrepreneurs
• ECAC 300 - Special Topics in Accounting
• ECAC 317 - Accounting Information Systems
• ECAC 321 - Auditing Theory and Practice
• ECAC 329 - Cost Accounting
• ECAC 330 - Principles of Taxation
• ECAC 351 - Advanced Cost Accounting
• ECAC 399 - Accounting Internship
• ECAC 401 - Advanced Accounting
• ECAC 420 - Information Systems for Auditors
• ECAC 475 - Senior Projects in Dance