14 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 201Principles of Financial Accounting3
Study of the fundamental principles and concepts of accounting used in the preparation of financial statements. Emphasis on service and merchandising companies.
Study of the fundamental principles and concepts of accounting used in the preparation of financial statements. Emphasis on service and merchandising companies.
Continuation of ACC 201. Emphasis on accounting for partnerships and corporations, long term debt, analysis of financial statements, statement of cash flows, and introductions to management accounting.
Rigorous study of the methodology and underlying theory of financial accounting. In-depth analysis of valuation alternatives and their effect on income measurement.
Rigorous study of the methodology and underlying theory of financial accounting. In-depth analysis of valuation alternatives and their effect on income measurement.
Study of the basic concepts of federal income taxation and related reporting requirements as they apply to partnerships and corporations. Emphasis on the formation, operation, dissolution, and reorganization of corporations.
Study of the analysis, design, and implementation of computerized accounting systems. Emphasis on internal control and reporting. Design issues will be explored through an integrated computerized accounting system.
Accounting for partnerships, home offices, branches, combinations, and consolidations. Emphasis on foreign currency translation and other aspects of international accounting.
Accounting for partnerships, home offices, branches, combinations, and consolidations. Emphasis on foreign currency translation and other aspects of international accounting.
Study of cost accounting systems, product costing, and inventory valuation. Emphasis on the use of accounting data as an aid in managerial planning and control.
Rigorous study of the examination of financial statements by independent auditors within the framework of generally accepted accounting principles using generally accepted auditing standards.
