AC305 (EX18) OS - Intrmd Acct II

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This course has an assignment that is due by 11:55 pm Central Standard Time on Wednesday night of the first week of class. Failure to complete this assignment will result in your removal from the course for non-participation.

Textbooks

Thomas Wayne, David Spiceland, James Sepe, and Mark Nelson.  Intermediate Accounting (9th edition).  United States:  McGraw-Hill Irwin, Packaged with Connect. 

Students can purchase:  Option 1: ebook and Connect OR Option 2: eBook, Connect, and the hard copy of the textbook.

Option 1:  (Package) eBook and Connect (2 semester access card)

                   ISBN: 13: 978-1-260-02987-1

Option 2:  (Package) eBook, Connect (2 semester access card), and hard copy of the textbook

                   ISBN 13: 978-1-260-08903-5

 

Please note: If you would like a physical copy of the textbook in addition to the eBook in Connect, you can purchase it directly from the publisher after purchasing the access and registering for the course.  Discounted purchasing information for the physical copy will be located on the course home page in Connect. Please note that the physical copy is not required; only the Access to Connect and the eBook is required for the course.

Access to Connect is required for this course.

 
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If you did not receive a registration code for Connect with the purchase of your textbook (for example, if you purchased a used copy of the textbook), you may register online.

Online Registration Instructions are provided on the Resources and Materials page of the course once the class begins. 

There is a free two week access to Connect, so students should be able to have access on the first day of the course.

Course Description

A continuation of the study of accounting practices with emphasis on earnings per share, pensions, leases, income taxes, accounting errors and changes, and additional aspects of financial reporting and financial analysis. Prerequisite: AC301

Course Prerequisites

Students must have completed AC301 with a “C” or better.

Course Objectives

Upon successful completion of the course, each participant should be able to:
  • measure, record, and report long-term debt transactions
  • analyze and properly record stockholders’ equity transactions
  • compute basic and diluted earnings per common share
  • analyze appropriate data and prepare the Statement of Cash Flow
  • measure, record and report long-term investments
  • understand the roles and responsibilities of accountants to insure the integrity of financial and other business information