9 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 2005Principles of Accounting4
This course provides an understanding of the basic concepts of accounting. Topics include recording transactions, preparations of basic financial statements and maintenance of ledger accounts. Principles of accounting for decision making of proprietorships and larger entities such as partnerships and corporations are addressed. Additionally, topics include cash flow analysis, cost volume profit analysis, analysis of financial statements and elementary cost accounting. Prerequisite: ENG 1001
This course entails a continuation of the study of technical financial accounting and reporting which was initiated in Intermediate Accounting I. Follow up inquiry is made on the topics of the underlying concepts of financial accounting and on the following subjects: liabilities, stockholders’ equity, securities’ investments, and revenue recognition. Accounting for income taxes, retirement plans and leases are evaluated, along with revisiting the analysis of accounting errors and disclosure. Prerequisite: ACC 3031
This course provides an overview of Federal Income taxation, followed by a study of tax theory, tax accounting principles, tax planning and research, involving the applicable laws and regulations. The structure of the individual income tax and the solution of individual tax LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 2026
This course will introduce students to information technology system that support and are integral to financial and managerial accounting. Topical coverage will include system design, implementation, operation, and system upgrading using commercial accounting software packages that bridge the gap between theory and practice. ERP laboratory exercises will be integrated in class lectures and assignments. Prerequisite: ACC 2005
This course provides an in-depth understanding of auditing standards, principles, and practices. Topics include audit planning, internal controls, audit evidence, audit reports, and ethical responsibilities. Emphasis is placed on understanding the audit process and developing the skills necessary to conduct an audit. Prerequisite: ACC 2005
