Study of the varieties of fraud, including financial statement fraud, fraud against organizations, con
- Subject
- ACCT
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- suffolk.smartcatalogiq.com
33 courses with the subject ACCT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Study of the varieties of fraud, including financial statement fraud, fraud against organizations, con
Introduces students to the accounting cycle, the financial statements, and the theory underlying accounting as information. Provides users of accounting information with a basic understanding of how to appraise and manage a business. Addresses current accounting topics, including relevant ethical and international issues found in the financ
Enables students to apply the concepts and skills from ACCT 201. They learn how to analyze the financial cond
Explores economic, political and cultural variables that shape accounting and disclos
Focuses on the federal income taxation of individuals with some discussion of business taxation.
Reviews basic financial accounting concepts and examines selected balance sheet and
Continues to examine selected balance sheet and income statement items. The focus of this co
Explores concepts and procedures underlying the development of a cost acco
This course will develop the student's understanding of tax law for business entities includ
Studies accounting principles, unique financial reporting (such as fund
Introduces the design, operation, and use of accounting information systems. Examines
Provides an introduction to the field of auditing, with a concentration in auditing historical financial statements in accordance with g
In this capstone course, students will learn, in greater depth, how to use financial and cost accounting information, and financial theories and principles, to evaluate fi
Covers accounting procedures involved in business combinations and consolidated financial statements. Topics also i
Independent study allows students to expand their classroom experience by completing research in an area of interest not already covered by Suffolk courses. The student designs a unique project and finds a full-time faculty member with expertise in that topic who a
This course is designed to accompany a pre-professional or professional experience (internship, part-time, or full-time employment) of at least 160 hours that the student has pre-arranged for the cur
Special topics in Accounting. Special topic and course prerequisites va
The purpose of this highly experiential, intensive course is to enable accounting students to link their program work to hands-on experience. Students will work in team
All accounting majors are required to complete 160 hours of pre-professional or professional accounting or tax experience prior to graduating. The hours may be obtained through one or more accounting or tax (a) internships, (b) part-
This introductory-level accounting course provides students with a solid base in accounting fundamentals, including U.S. GAAP, the conceptual framework, nature of accounts, journal entries, and ultimately,
This course provides students with a solid base in accounting fundamentals. It begins with introduction to US GAAP, the conceptual framework, authoritative pronouncements, nature of accounts, journal entries, and ultimately, financial statements. It p
This course completes the intermediate financial accounting curriculum. The critical thinking and problem-solving skills developed in ACCT 801 are broadened as this class tackles more complex accounting concepts, including: current and long-term liabilities, stockholders’ equity, dilutive secu
Builds on all previous courses in the ACCT 800-series. Focuses on accounting for business combinations/consolidations and partnerships.
Examines the concepts and practices of cost measurement: variable costing, cost-volume-profit analysis, goal setting and performance monitoring, standard costing, and variance analysis. Students learn how to prepare a financial plan for a
Introduces the field of auditing, with a concentration in auditing historical financial statements in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, and some exposure to auditing the internal control over financial reporting of large public companies. Covers the
Examines the pervasiveness and genres of fraud and explores the motivations, opportunities, and rationalizations that facilitate fraudulent behavior. Covers methods of detection, investigation, and prevention of financial statement frauds and other types of financial-rel
This course examines the techniques used by forensic accountants to conduct investigations of white collar crime. Students will learn what fraud is, how we prevent it, how we detect it, and how we document our findings.
This course consists of two parts. The first part teaches students how to use Tableau to analyze large data sets and visualize data patterns to derive meaningful, actionable insights. We will utilize different data sets containing detailed information on sales, inventory
This fast-paced intensive course will help prepare students for the REG section of the CPA exam. The course will cover topics that aren't typically covered in a personal federal taxation course, but that are covered on the REG section of the CPA exam. These include ethics, business law,
This student driven course develops professional and leadership skills that are needed to serve effectively as senior financial professionals in a challenging global economy. In this course students develop their independent learning and research proficiencies by invest
Describes various transaction processing cycles and their use in the structured analysis and design of accounting information systems. Students gain an understanding of Enterprise Resource Planning softwares, Quickbooks, database design, XBRL, implementations of internal
Covers unique aspects of financial reporting in not-for-profit organizations and governmental units. Topics include fund accounting, encumbrance accounting, GASB pronouncements, cost accounting, and budgetary control for government and its agencies, healthcare, education
ACCTR-ELEC Accounting Major Elective Requirement
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