Concepts of accounting, the basic structure of financial statements, the interpretation of corporate annual reports and limitations of such reports. Offered every year.
Not open to students with credit in ACCT 7990.
3.0 hours
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Undergraduate Program
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- ACCT: Accounting
- 1160: Survey of Accounting
- 2101: Principles of Accounting I
- 2101H: Principles of Accounting I (Honors)
- 2102: Principles of Accounting II
- 2102H: Principles of Accounting II (Honors)
- 4000: Accounting Information in a Multinational Setting
- 4050: Financial Statement Analysis for Non-Accounting Majors
- 4400: Principles of Taxation for Non-Accountants
- 4990: Directed Study in Accounting
- 4990H: Honors Thesis
- 5000: Intermediate Accounting I
- 5010: Intermediate Accounting II
- 5020: Intermediate Accounting III
- 5030: Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions
- 5040: Accounting for Governments and Not-for-Profit Organizations
- 5050: International Accounting
- 5060: Research in Disclosure and Financial Reporting
- 5100: Managerial Accounting I
- 5200: Auditing, Risk Assessment, and Control
- 5310: Systems I
- 5400: Taxation I
- 5400H: Taxation I (Honors)
- 5410: Taxation II
- 5710: Professional Accounting I
- 5720: Professional Accounting II
- 5800: Internship/Cooperative Education
- 6000: Financial Accounting
- 6010: Financial and Managerial Accounting
- 6010E: Financial and Managerial Accounting
- 6015: Survey of Accounting
- 6020: Internal Uses of Accounting Information
- 6030: Analyzing Profitability of Products, Services, and Customers
- 6035: Using Financial Information for Organizational Control and Performance
- 6400: Tax Implications of Business Decisions
- 7005: Graduate Student Seminar
- 7030: Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions
- 7040: Accounting for Governments and Not-for-Profit Organizations
- 7050: International Accounting
- 7060: Research in Disclosure and Financial Reporting
- 7100: Managerial Accounting I
- 7200: Auditing, Risk Assessment, and Control
- 7310: Systems I
- 7400: Taxation I
- 7410: Taxation II
- 7415: Tax Policy and Research
- 7420: Partnership Taxation
- 7430: Estate and Gift Taxations
- 7435: Cross-Jurisdictional Taxation
- 7440: Corporate Tax I
- 7600: Financial Statement Analysis
- 7605: Advanced Accounting
- 7610: Managerial Accounting II
- 7620: Audit II
- 7630: Systems II
- 7650: Special Topics in Accounting
- 7651: Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination
- 7700: Accounting Policy and Research
- 7800: Internship/Cooperative Education
- 7999: Directed Study in Accounting
- 9000: Doctoral Research
- 9005: Doctoral Graduate Student Seminar
- 9010: Accounting Workshop
- 9030: Conducting Empirical Studies in Accounting Research
- 9100: Behavioral Accounting Research
- 9110: Positive Accounting Research
- 9120: Capital Markets Research in Accounting
- 9130: Special Topics in Accounting Research
- 9140: Capital Markets Research II
- 9300: Doctoral Dissertation
- BUSN: Business
- ECON: Economics
- EMBA: Executive MBA
- FINA: Banking and Finance
- ILAD: Institute for Leadership Advancement
- INTB: International Business
- LEGL: Legal Studies
- MARK: Marketing
- MBUS: Music Business Certificate Program
- MGMT: Management
- MIST: Management Information Systems
- MSIT: Management Sciences and Information Technology
- REAL: Real Estate
- RMIN: Risk Management and Insurance
ACCT 6000: Financial Accounting
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