Managerial Finance and Accounting
Managerial Finance and Accounting introduces students to the use of accounting and financial information in organizational planning, control, and decision-making. Through analysis, problem solving, and application, students learn about budgeting, cost behavior, performance evaluation, and financial analysis in manufacturing and service environments. The course emphasizes how managers use financial and accounting data to support pricing, […]
Federal Taxes
Federal Taxes is a course that introduces students to federal income taxation for individuals and businesses, teaching students how to apply the principles of accounting and financial reporting. Students study current regulations, tax laws, and administrative guidance to assess tax liability and compliance requirements. Through problem solving and practical application, students learn about credits, deductions, […]
Financial Accounting
Financial Accounting builds on the basics of Accounting I with an expanded emphasis on accounting for corporations. Subjects covered include, but are not limited to, inventories, long-term assets, and liabilities. The course also covers reporting and analyzing equity, reporting, and analyzing cash flows, and analyzing financial statements. (Prerequisite: ACCT111W)
Accounting I
In Accounting I, students learn the fundamentals of double-entry accounting by analyzing and recording business transactions, posting to the general ledger, and preparing a trial balance. Students then complete the accounting cycle by preparing and presenting financial statements. Students achieve fluency in the language of business by being immersed in the accounting processes of analyzing, […]