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Accounting

Course Code
ACCT 507  Credits
Title Commercial Transactions, Property and Special Topics 
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Description Detailed study of Uniform Commercial Code (sales contracts, commercial paper and secured transactions), creditors' remedies, bankruptcy, property (real, personal and intellectual), bailments, trusts and estates, insurance law and professional responsibilities) Students will conduct research on various topics and write short case analyses. A term paper on a topic relevant to the course is required. 



Course Code
ACCT 532  Credits
Title Advanced Accounting II 
Course Outline Course Outline 
Description This course presents various advanced topics in accounting. Topics may include: foreign currency transactions, translation of foreign currency financial statements, International Accounting standards, Accounting for liquidation, accounting for estates and trusts, and accounting for governmental and nonprofit entities. Course coverage may be modified to reflect current issues in the accounting area. 



Course Code
ACCT 541  Credits
Title Tax Accounting I 
Course Outline Course Outline 
Description Outline of federal tax system. Introduction to concepts of gross income, exclusions, deductions, alternative minimum tax, tax credits, tax payment procedures, property transactions, accounting periods, accounting methods, deferred compensation, corporations and partnerships. 



Course Code
ACCT 543  Credits
Title Tax Accounting II 
Course Outline Course Outline 
Description Advanced topics in taxation, including income tax planning and income tax return preparation for corporations, S corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, exempt entities, estates and trusts. 



Course Code
ACCT 561  Credits
Title Audit II 
Course Outline Course Outline 
Description Coverage includes the concepts of testing balances, auditing by cycles, audit sampling and applications, and compilation and review engagements. There will be additional coverage of generally accepted auditing standards, audit reports, quality control fraud detection audit objectives and procedures, management assertions, audit planning, analytical review, risk analysis, internal control evaluation, and tests of controls. The course will include an integrated audit case.