Accounting

This course will introduce students to fundamental concepts of financial and managerial accounting. Emphasis is placed on learning and applying the basic accounting framework through the full accounting cycle with common business transactions, preparing financial statements, understanding fixed and variable...

Develop an understanding of an accounting system using historic manual accounting system structures and a current popular business accounting software. Concentrates on the transaction cycles of cash receipts, cash disbursements, purchasing, sales, inventory control, and management reporting. Prerequisite: ACC 200

A study of how accounting information is used and communicated by managers to plan, control and evaluate decisions. Primary topics include costing systems, profitability analysis, cost-allocation issues, budgeting, and pricing decisions. Case studies are used extensively in this course. Prerequisites:...

Development of accounting theory and practice by critically analyzing elements of the financial statement with a focus on the asset section of the balance sheet and revenue recognition. The flow of complex financial accounting transactions through the accounting cycle is...

Development of accounting theory and practice by critically analyzing elements of the financial statement with a focus on the liabilities section of the balance sheet. The flow of complex financial accounting transactions through the accounting cycle is emphasized. Intermediate accounting...

A comprehensive study of the current income tax laws as they apply to individuals and sole-proprietorships. Emphasis is placed on applying the tax laws for tax return preparation. Students are also introduced to tax research and tax planning.

Development of accounting theory and practice by critically analyzing elements of the financial statement with a focus on the equity section of the balance sheet, complex cash flow statements, financial statement consolidations, and other complex financial elements. The flow of...

Study of the attest function and the responsibility of a Certified Public Accountant as an independent auditor of financial information. Utilizes nationally recognized CPA review materials with an emphasis on external Audit Processes of planning, risk assessment, substantive testing, completion...

This internship is a full-time position in a public accounting firm. Each student’s internship is individually arranged and approved by the instructor prior to enrolling in the course. The experience is designed to integrate and apply theoretical learning with experience....

Study of current tax laws applicable to C corporations, S corporations, Partnerships, and Limited Liability Companies. Includes an introduction to basic tax preparation elements of business entities including completion of book to tax reconciliations and selected tax forms. The course...

Introduces students to foundational concepts in business, tools for effective group projects, and skills for communicating in a business context. This course is intended for accounting, business, marketing, and information technology majors.

This course provides students with the basic and intermediate spreadsheet skills expected by employers. Students will learn basic functions, chart creation, data analysis and visualization and tools commonly used by organizations.

In this course students will develop the skills necessary to transform data into information that is effectively communicated and drives decision-making in organizations. This course will combine a student’s knowledge of business with data and statistics, learning to use a...

This course is a combination of an employment experience during the semester with content learned in academic courses. The integration of content knowledge with a concurrent employment experience acknowledges that students are developing knowledge and skills in a workplace that...

Survey of legal principles. Topics include liability, contracts, sales and negotiable instruments; also, secured transactions, agency, partnerships, corporations and antitrust.

Introduces students to the primary elements of corporate finance such as time value of money, stock and bond valuation, financial analysis, working capital management, capital budgeting and dividend policy. Prerequisite: ACC 200 and BUS 220.

Decision-making and analysis of production and service delivery challenges in areas of plant location, facilities design, process strategy, production planning and control, supply chain, inventory management, performance measurement, and quality control. Special attention is also given to the study of...

Gives students the opportunity to operate and manage a real business. Java Junction, a coffee shop located in the KMY Connector, is completely student-run and student-managed. Students, under the supervision of a business faculty member, have full responsibility for all...

In this course students will learn about core processes, support processes, and management processes. With each of these processes students will also learn where humans add value and where technology adds value for the customer. The majority of class time...

This experience allows a student to apply theoretical learning with business practice through employment with a business organization. Students must complete their employment arrangement in the summer. Completion of the academic requirements of this course takes place in Session 1...

A study and evaluation of management strategies to achieve organizational goals and objectives and create value for all stakeholders. This course utilizes management principles, financial analysis and control, personnel decisions and marketing strategies with an emphasis on case studies and...

Introduces students to information systems and information technology in the context of a business organization. Equal focus is given to learning the concepts and understanding how businesses apply those concepts. Topics include: ethics and privacy, information security, data management, networking,...

This course will introduce students to the fundamental concepts of micro and macro economics, including economic relationships and processes, analysis of markets and price behavior, economic activities of governments, aggregate income determination, banking, and trade.