Accounting and Information Systems

Accounting and Information Systems Faculty and Staff
Awards Banquet | Spring 2018

About Accounting and Information Systems

The Department offers a number of academic degree programs: a B.S. in Accountancy, a B.S. in Information Systems, a Minor in Information Systems, a Masters in Professional Accountancy, and a Masters in Science in Taxation.

A Career in Accounting

The accounting program provides educational opportunities to those students who have demonstrated an aptitude to pursue a career in accounting. The Accountancy program is a very demanding, competitive, and rigorous course of study that develops an understanding of accounting theory, technical procedures, and the professional standards and ethics essential to becoming a successful professional in public, industry, government, and not-for-profit accounting. The program also develops skills in critical thinking, problem solving, written and oral communication, and decision making, in addition to developing the necessary tools to engage in lifelong learning after graduation.

The field of accounting offers stimulating and challenging work that is constantly evolving. Career opportunities are available in public accounting, industry, government, not-for-profit instituions, and other business-related organizations.

A Career in Information Systems

The study of Information Systems (IS) centers on the effective use of information technology (IT) – computers and telecommunications networks – to support management decision-making and corporate strategy, in addition to providing all necessary operational level support for an organization.

Information is the lifeblood of all organizations in the 21st century. With knowledge of both business and technology, IS professionals are uniquely qualified to develop technological solutions that help businesses compete and prosper.

Careers in IS/IT are among the fastest growing jobs in Los Angeles county and the nation! IS career opportunities are available in a variety of industries, including: consulting, banking, education, entertainment, government, software publishing, and many others.

Part Time Faculty Positions

The Pool for Part Time Faculty Positions for 2019-2020 Academic year is now closed. (Closed April 20, 2019)

Announcements

To apply for ACCT 350:

To obtain a permission number for ACCT 350, go to https://csunsaps.com. Warning: Click the Permission Number button to apply for ACCT 350. If you select Accountancy Application, your request will not be processed (this is used only for change of major). IMPORTANT: If you are unable to access this website, you will be required to submit a printed request form to Bookstein Hall 3123 in order to receive a permission number for ACCT 350. Forms are available at this site.

Fall 2019 ACCT 350 Application Dates:

August 6: Priority application period begins for first-time applicants for ACCT 350 with an Overall and CSUN GPA of 3.2 or higher.
August 7: Priority application for ACCT 350 ends.
August 8: Application for ACCT 350 period begins for all ACCT students with an Overall and CSUN GPA below 3.2.
August 11: Application for ACCT 350 period ends.
August 13: Deadline to use permission numbers. (The permission number expires August 13th at Midnight)

Permission Number Requests for all Other ACCT and IS Courses (Other than ACCT 350):

All requests for permission numbers need to be submitted through Student Academic Progression Systems (SAPS): https://csunsaps.com/ if the class shows full in the Schedule of Classes in SOLAR. Requests are not to be submitted via the SOLAR WAITLIST as there is no Waitlist for ACCT and IS courses. Once the request is submitted, wait for a minimum of a week to receive the permission number. For further information, please send us an email .

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