Courses

This is an interactive course that focuses on accounting concepts, data and business decisions. Cases will be used to integrate different areas of accounting, data analytics and decision- making.

Introduction to financial accounting in health care organizations; reasoning and methods of financial accounting in for-profit, not for profit and government entities; and health care industry characteristics affecting financial management.

Decision oriented survey course of the principles of both financial accounting and financial management. Broad study of the basic concepts and tools of financial accounting and finance from both the theoretical and practical perspectives. Topics include financial reporting responsibilities of management, analysis and interpretation of financial statements, and the application of time value concepts to the valuation of stocks, bonds, and capital projects. MBA 602.

An introduction to accounting, financial reporting and the basic principles of business finance. Not open to majors in the Collat School of Business.

Accounting Information Systems. Fundamentals of both manual and computerized accounting systems with emphasis on transaction processing, internal controls, information retrieval, and design considerations.

A study of the general business environment and concepts underlying the reasons for and accounting implications of business transactions, and development of the skills needed to apply that knowledge in performing audit, attest, financial reporting, tax preparation, and other professional responsibilities, including skills involved in preparing written communication.

This course reviews areas of law and regulation which may influence accounting decisions in the workplace and may be found on the CPA exam. The emphasis is on non-tax legal areas.

This course includes a practical application of accounting knowledge through a series of case studies. The case study method of learning places emphasis on the preparation for, and classroom discussion described in the case. Upon comple- tion of this course, the student will be able to apply accounting knowledge in a variety of situations.

This course includes a practical application of accounting knowledge through a series of case studies. The case study method of learning places emphasis on the preparation for, and classroom discussion described in the case. Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to apply accounting knowledge in a variety of situations.

This course is continuing the study of OAD 136 Advanced Financial Record Keeping. Emphasis is on accounting procedures in accounts receivable, depreciation on long-term assets, merchandising inventory, partnerships, corporations, and statement analysis. This course also implements accounting principles through business applications. Students must complete this course with at least a “C” average.