Course Description:

A study of the theory and application of accounting concepts for reporting financial information to outside users.  The course stresses the relationship between the rules by which financial statements are prepared and the use of financial statement information for decision making. This study continues in AC202. ETHICS COVERAGE: In this course we will consider the ethical implications of the direct and indirect effects that business decisions are likely to have on the firm's stakeholders and environment

Course Objectives:

In general, the objective of the course is to help students develop skills in solving problems through effective analysis of information and communicating this information in a business setting. Specifically, the course seeks to support the following accounting undergraduate student learning outcomes:

Outcome 1: Demonstrate the ability to develop, measure, and analyze financial & other information;

Outcome 2: Communicate financial and other information effectively while ensuring its integrity; and

Outcome 3: Demonstrate analytical and critical thinking skills in domestic and international settings.