Accounting
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ACC 114S
Principles of Accounting I
Application of
accounting procedures to a single proprietorship including
organization of ledgers, accounts, journals, financial statements,
management of cash and inventories.
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ACC 115S
Principles of Accounting II
Application of
accounting principles and procedures of proprietorships,
partnerships, and corporations, including plant assets,
depreciation, current liabilities, stockholders equity, long term
obligations and financial statement analysis. Prerequisite:
ACC 114S. Syllabus
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ACC 214S
Intermediate Accounting I
In-depth study of accounting theory and problems of
statement preparation. Emphasis is on conceptual framework,
measurement of income, receivables, inventories, tangible and
intangible assets, time value of money, and statement of cash
flow. Syllabus
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ACC 215S
Intermediate Accounting II
In-depth study of accounting theory and application of
problem solving. Emphasis is on long-term investments, liabilities
both current and long-term, owner's equity, earnings per share,
revenue recognition, income taxes, leases, pensions, accounting
changes, and financial statement analysis.
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ACC 217S
Introduction to Income Taxation
Overview of federal income taxation with emphasis on
individual and business income taxes. Study of the preparation of
the various schedules for the individual, partnership, and
corporation.
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ACC 218S
Corporate Tax Accounting
In-depth study of tax accounting and reporting for various
types of corporations.
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ACC 222S
Managerial Cost Accounting
In-depth study of manufacturing cost accounting with emphasis
on job order and process cost systems and the development of
managerial skills in using accounting and financial information.
Material control, labor cost and factory overhead are emphasized.
Study provides data needed for decision-making and cost planning
and control.
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ACC 225S
Governmental Fund Accounting
Accounting for non-profit entities, specifically state and
local governmental entities, non-profit, non-governmental colleges
and universities, healthcare providers, and voluntary
organizations.
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ACC 231S
Auditing
Principles and procedures used by the public accounting
profession to audit business entities. Coverage includes
professional standards, ethics, audit evidence, internal control
structure and CPAs report on financial statements.
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ACC 280S
Accounting Capstone
A review of accounting topics and combination of current
events, accounting systems design and use, and outside projects.
Includes evaluation of capstone project by an outside evaluator.
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ACC 291L
Internship Experience
Field experience that provides an opportunity for
students to mesh theory and practice through supervised work
experience in an accounting department. Experiences are discussed
and integrated with academic work in weekly seminars. The student
completes 14 hours of service at the cooperating organization and
attends a weekly one-hour seminar on campus. Syllabus
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