A study of the fundamental financial accounting and principles that are  used for financial reporting. The focus will be on methods used for the  preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Generally  Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include accrual  accounting, the accounting cycle, elements of the financial statements,  merchandising operations, inventory methods, internal control, cash  management and accounting for receivables. 4 credits

Credits    4.00 CEUs     
Start Date 07 September 2011   End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level    UG – Undergraduate

A study of the fundamental financial accounting and principles that are used for financial reporting. The focus will be on methods used for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include accrual accounting, the accounting cycle, elements of the financial statements, merchandising operations, inventory methods, internal control, cash management and accounting for receivables. 4 credits.

Credits 4.00 CEUs
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

A study of the fundamental financial accounting and principles that are used for financial reporting. The focus will be on methods used for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include accrual accounting, the accounting cycle, elements of the financial statements, merchandising operations, inventory methods, internal control, cash management and accounting for receivables. 4 credits

Credits    4.00   CEUs
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

A study of the fundamental financial accounting and principles that are used for financial reporting. The focus will be on methods used for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include accrual accounting, the accounting cycle, elements of the financial statements, merchandising operations, inventory methods, internal control, cash management and accounting for receivables. 4 credits.

Credits    4.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

A study of the fundamental financial accounting and principles that are used for financial reporting. The focus will be on methods used for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include accrual accounting, the accounting cycle, elements of the financial statements, merchandising operations, inventory methods, internal control, cash management and accounting for receivables. 4 credits.

Credits    4.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

A study of the fundamental financial accounting and principles that are used for financial reporting. The focus will be on methods used for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include accrual accounting, the accounting cycle, elements of the financial statements, merchandising operations, inventory methods, internal control, cash management and accounting for receivables. 4 credits.

Credits    4.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

A study of the fundamental financial accounting and principles that are used for financial reporting. The focus will be on methods used for the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include accrual accounting, the accounting cycle, elements of the financial statements, merchandising operations, inventory methods, internal control, cash management and accounting for receivables. 4 credits

Credits    4.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    4.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    0.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    0.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    0.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    0.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    0.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    0.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

This course and the two subsequent Intermediate Accounting courses review the conceptual framework of accounting. This includes the review of the standard setting process as created by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, with the approval of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Topics covered include an in-depth review of the content of the financial statements and a review of the reporting of cash and receivables. Prerequisite: ACC102. 3 credits.

Credits   3.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

A study of more advanced financial reporting techniques expanding on financial accounting concepts introduced in ACC 101,102, 201, and 311. The focus will be on certain methods used for the preparation of financial statements in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Topics include stockholders? equity; accounting for investments, income taxes, compensation, leases, accounting changes and error corrections; reporting earnings per share in a simple and complex capital structure. Prerequisite: ACC311. 3 credits.

Credits    3.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

This course examines Federal income taxation of individuals by initially introducing students to the formation of tax policy by Congress, the courts and its administration by the Internal Revenue Service. Students study the basic components of the taxable income of individuals including deductions, inclusions, exclusions, gains, losses, and tax credits. Cases are used to simulate tax planning, research, and compliance for various taxpayers. Prerequisite: ACC102. 3 credits.

Credits    3.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

This course uses QuickBooks Pro, EXCEL, and Turbotax as its software platform. After completing the QuickBooks Pro projects students will study a series of real accounting cases. They start by completing an EXCEL based cash proof with the bank statements for a small LLC. Students will prepare a chart of accounts, and select the specific systems that best helps that client. The accounting cycle will be captured in QuickBooks Pro, reconciled to the bank statement, and used to produce financial reports for the client. The final project will implement a perpetual inventory system, federal and state payroll, and online banking database management, and budgeting for a typical company. Prerequisites: ACC102. 3 credits.

Credits    3.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

This course builds on and integrates a student?s previous theoretical study of accounting with the extensive use of real-world cases. The course requires students to identify salient accounting issues, to research those identified issues, to use various computer-based Web sites to determine the appropriate authoritative accounting literature, and make a decision. International accounting standards and current developments in the profession are highlighted in this course. Prerequisite: ACC312. 3 credits.

Credits    3.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Individually supervised employment in accounting that involves the application of accounting theories and principles in the workplace. Students must work at least 10 hours per week, meet periodically with a supervising faculty member, and prepare a substantive report on the work experience. Prerequisite: Limited to juniors and seniors with approval by a supervising faculty member and the department Chair. 3 credits

Credits    3.00 CEUs   
Start Date 07 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    1.00 CEUs    
Start Date 17 October 2011 End Date 7 November 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    1.00 CEUs   
Start Date 17 October 2011 End Date 7 November 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    1.00 CEUs   
Start Date 17 October 2011 End Date 7 November 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

Credits    1.00 CEUs   
Start Date 17 October 2011 End Date 7 November 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate

This course provides a survey of the justice process, including the nature of law, crime, and criminology, and the function of law in society; the role of the police, the courts, and the correctional agencies in the process. (Students employed as law enforcement officers are not required to take this course.) 3 credits.

Credits    3.00 CEUs   
Start Date 7 September 2011 End Date 16 December 2011

Academic Level UG – Undergraduate