25 courses with the subject ACC, 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.
ACC 230Accounting for Decision Making
A course dealing with the concepts and development of accounting data for decision making. Topics emphasized include business event’s impact on finance statements, interpretation of financial statements, internal control, cost behavior, budgeting and projected financial statements. Course major requirement for all business majors except accounting and finance majors.
An introductory course in accounting principles. Topics include recording transactions, preparation of financial statements, accounting cycle for service and merchandising enterprise, internal control, accounting for proprietorship and corporation entities. Course major requirement for accounting and finance majors.
ACC 231 Emphasis on accounting theory and conceptual framework, financial statement structure and terminology, continuing emphasis on current accounting standards, problems, and the changing nature of contemporary principles and practices.
ACC 332Income Tax Accounting
A comprehensive look at the application of the income tax regulations and laws as they apply to individuals. Additionally, tax principles, tax planning, tax shelters, tax practice and procedures, and tax research will be examined.
ACC 231 A continuation of Intermediate I, with sustained emphasis on accounting theory and concepts. Special areas of emphasis include corporate capital, statement of changes in financial position, earnings per share, statement analysis and interpretation, impact of price-level change, revenue recognition, leases and pensions.
ACC 331 and ACC 334 Continued emphasis on the theoretical framework of accounting. Application of concepts and procedures to special areas and activities including partnership accounting, variants of revenue recognition, extended coverage of business combinations and corporate consolidations, fiduciary and budgetary accounting.
ACC 231 Concepts of managerial responsibility for planning, control, and decision-making through the application of techniques of cost data accumulation, allocation, distribution, and reporting; job order, process, and standard cost systems are also examined.
ACC 433Auditing3
NOTE: Students intending to take the CPA exam will be advised to use their free electives to take these additional courses required for success on the exam
ACC 331 and ACC 334 Conceptual approach to the professional and technical aspects of the auditing discipline, emphasizing attainment of audit objectives through application of auditing principles, standards, procedures, and internal control features.
coordinator and the instructor. This course examines advanced techniques and issues in accounting measurement for management planning, decision-making, and control. Costing for product pricing and other decisions involving alternatives under costing systems are studied. The nature and scope of controllership as related and the behavioral aspects of the controllership function are evaluated. Three credits. ACC 581, 582, 583. SPECIAL TOPICS. A variable topic course addressing contemporary accounting issues. May be an experiential learning experience. Topics will be announced in advance. Course content will vary from semester to semester and may be repeated with different topics. One to three credits. (581 – 1 credit hour, 582 – 2 credit hours, 583 –
