21 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.
ACCT 157Financial Accounting4
Introduction to accounting, the language of business. This course provides an introduction to financial reporting. Topics include reporting of business transactions, application of accounting theory, standards, and principles, and analysis of financial information.
This course is designed to introduce students to the variety of ways in which managerial accounting data and information is used by organizational leadership to make strategic decisions. Students will learn how firms manage costs, create and manage budgets, use variance analysis, Cost-Volume-Profit analysis, Return on Investment, balanced scorecards, and capital budgeting to lead the firm into the future.
ACCT 157 & ECON 156 Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
ACCT 218Intermediate Accounting I4
Environment and theoretical structure of financial accounting, including income statements and statements of cash-flows, income measurement, the balance sheet, financial disclosures, time value of money concepts, cash and receivables, inventories, operational assets, investments. Application of accounting and economic concepts to analysis of a company’s financial position and performance, as shown in published information, primarily financial statements.
Global trade and economic integration make the world smaller and increase the importance of international accounting. This course starts with international business and multinational financial strategy, along with the related issues of international accounting. We study generally accepted accounting standards (GAAP) relating to international operations and international financial reporting standards and how they impact worldwide business. We also examine the status of the accounting profession and accounting standards in several industrialized countries.
This course explores the use of accounting information for internal planning, analysis, cost management and decision making. Topics covered include cost management, evaluating and managing performance, customer and product profitability, activity based management, budgeting and forecasting, and predictive and prescriptive analytics.
A comprehensive study of the equity and cost methods of accounting for investments in common stock and business combinations, including consolidated financial statements. Special topics such as accounting for partnerships, segment and interim reporting, foreign currency, and international accounting issues, including global accounting standards and diversity.
ACCT 218 with a grade of C or better. Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
ACCT 324Auditing4
An introduction to the practice and profession of auditing. Major topics include audit responsibilities and objectives, audit planning, evidence accumulation, materiality and risk, internal control, audit reports, professional ethics, and legal liability
ACCT 157 & ACCT 218 Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
ACCT 340WI: Senior Seminar in Accounting4
A capstone course related to financial reporting and hot accounting issues. Emphasis on understanding conceptual issues about financial reporting; such as international accounting standards and ethical issues as they relate to the profession. Understanding how business choices and ethical decisions affect financial statements and user perspectives; researching a company’s financial statements, press releases, and news reports. Materials include case studies of actual companies. (Writing Intensive)
ACCT 218 with a grade of C or better. Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
ACCT 3512 - Not-For-Profit Acct2
Issues of financial reporting, managerial, taxation, and information systems in not-for-profit organizations. Principles and practices of nonprofit accounting, ethics and professional standards, measurement of efficiency and economical use of resources to satisfy legal, reporting, and societal requirements. Emphasis on writing, speaking, critical thinking, and analytical skills.
ACCT 157 with a grade of C or better. Credit Type Code: Letter Grade
ACCT 3522 - Tax Planning for Business Entities2
Fundamentals of individual and business income taxation, tax implications of various types of businesses, planning for acquisition and disposition of property, tax-advantaged investments, financial planning. Topics include employee compensation, conduit entitites, corporations, and estates and trusts. Tax research and practitioner concerns.
