| ACCR 2301 | Prin. of Accounting I |
ACCR 2301 (ACCT 2301) Principles of Accounting I (3-0). This course is an introduction to financial accounting concepts, principles, and procedures in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Students explore the accounting cycle, preparation of financial statements, the measurement of business income and other key accounting principles related to assets, liabilities, and equity. Students also develop an understanding of how ginancial transactions are recorded and how they impact the value of an organization, as a whole. |
| ACCR 2302 | Prin. of Accounting II |
ACCR 2302 Principles of Accounting II (3-0). This course is an introduction to managerial accounting concepts. Students explore accounting from an internal decision making perspective. Topics include cost behavior, budgeting and planning, financial statement analysis, and management decision-making. The course introduces product cost identification and allocation, as well as tools such as cost-volume-profit analysis to support management decision-making. |
| ACCR 3312 | Accounting Systems-QuickBooks |
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| ACCR 3330 | Intermediate Accounting I |
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| ACCR 3332 | Cost Accounting |
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| ACCR 3333 | Financial Statement Analysis |
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| ACCR 4330 | Principles of Taxation |
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| ACCR 5301 | Accounting Basics |
ACCR 5301 Accounting Basics (3-0). This is a leveling course for the MBA Program to prepare students for ACCA\ACCR 5307 Accounting for Managers. Students will learn the basic concepts and principles of accounting along with their application in transaction analysis; financial statement preparation; analysis of financial statements; along with asset and equity accounting in proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Introduction to cost behavior, budgeting responsibility, accounting cost control, and production costing. Credit will not be awarded if the student has already taken ACCR 2301, ACCR 2302 and ACCR 3332 or their equilvalent. |
| ACCR 5307 | Accounting for Management |
ACCR 5307 Accounting for Management (3-0). This course encompasses the study of accounting as related to problems of making business decisions. Readings, cases and problems dealing with accounting concepts; budgeting and cost control, use of accounting data in planning operation and policy formulation. |
| ACCR 5310 | Taxation Business Enterprise |
ACCR 5310 Taxation Business Enterprise: Seminar in Taxation (3-0). An investigation and analysis of a variety of taxes and their impact on strategic business decisions. The tax implication of alternate business forms such as corporations or partnerships are examined in detail. Equivalent courses: ACCT 5310 (through Summer 2022). |
| ACCR 5321 | Forensic Accounting Strategy |
ACCR 5321 Forensic Accounting Strategy (3-0). This course provides an in-depth exploration of forensic accounting techniques used to detect, investigate, and prevent financial fraud. Students will learn to apply investigative accounting methods, analyze financial data, and develop strategies to uncover irregularities and ensure compliance. Emphasis is placed on legal frameworks, ethical standards, and strategic decision-making in complex financial environments. |
