Graduate Study ACC 560 Accounting Theory ACC 562 Advanced Income Taxation ACC 563 Governmental, Nonprofit and Partnership Accounting ACC 564 Consolidations ACC 565 Information Systems for Management Decisions ACC 566 Auditing
ACC 542 (BUS 442) Investment Theory and Portfolio Management ACC 544 (BUS 444) Financial Institutions ACC 545 (MBA 545) Financial Statements International ACC 510 (ECO 410) Money and Banking ACC 514 (ECO 314) International Economics ACC 516 (ECO 316) Comparative Economic Systems ACC 576 (BUS 376) International Finance and Accounting
Elective Courses (4 courses) In addition to the above six required courses, students must complete four elective courses. Any four courses from any of the following concentrations can be taken. If a student is looking at specialization, the following suggested elective concentrations are offered. Please note that certain courses will have required prerequisites. Further, all elective courses will require the approval of the MPA director.
Economics ACC 510 (ECO 410) Money and Banking ACC 512 (ECO 412) Public Finance ACC 514 (ECO 414) Microeconomics ACC 516 (ECO 416) Macroeconomics Management ACC 550 (BUS 550) Cultural Diversity in Organizations ACC 552 (BUS 454) Leadership ACC 553 (BUS 453) Organizational Behavior ACC 554 (BUS 354) Human Resource Management ACC 555 (BUS 355) Negotiations: Theory and Practice
CPA Preparation ACC 502 (MBA 502) Analytical Tools for Management Decisions ACC 545 (MBA 545) Financial Statements ACC 567 (PHL 567) Ethics and Business ACC 572 Independent Study–CPA Review Research ACC 502 (MBA 502) Analytical Tools for Management Decisions ACC 570 Seminar in Accounting and Information Systems ACC 571 Internship ACC 572 Independent Study
Course Offerings One unit of credit equals four semester hours. ACC 560 Accounting Theory Accounting theory and policy making are studied. Topics covered include measurement, economics of financial reporting, setting of accounting objectives and standards, including international accounting standards and the usefulness and credibility of accounting information. Research projects in the class are oriented toward the dynamics of accounting standards. The impact of accounting on policy making in business is covered. Fall Term.
Information Systems ACC 502 (MBA 502) Analytical Tools for Management Decisions ACC 523 (IS 423) Data Base Management Systems ACC 524 (IS 424) Introduction to Systems Analysis and Design ACC 525 (IS 425) Management Information Systems
ACC 562 Advanced Income Taxation A study of the advanced legal and accounting aspects of the federal income tax on
Finance ACC 541 (BUS 441) Corporate Finance
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