The student is also introduced to the managerial and cost accounting functions. A detailed study of accounting theory and assumptions underlying the generally accepted accounting principles related to financial statements and specific assets. Study emphasizes accounting principles related to liabilities and capital, financial statement analysis, statement of changes in financial position, price level accounting, and leasing transactions. Includes basic concepts and hands-on experience with DOS, Windows, Word Perfect with Windows, spreadsheets, and data base models, MS Office Professional for Windows, including Excel and Access. Using word processing software, the student studies the most efficient methods of putting ideas into a final product.
Course also includes principles for effectively combining people, procedures, and equipment.
A study of the basics of Java programming through numerous case studies, problem solving and programming techniques, such as top-down design, loop design techniques, debugging techniques, abstract data types, and other computer science topics. Issues regarding hardware and software procurement, outsourcing, and contracting are discussed. Basic understanding of model development, cybernetic feedback, and managerial control are integrated with organizational change and support through information and computing technology. Typical topics introduced in the class include reviews of computer technology, end user computing, technology interfaces, telecommunications, decisions support and Internet computing. A study of the place of the information system in the business enterprice with special emphasis on providing information to all levels of managment.