203 Provides students with the opportunity to explore, compare, and challenge contemporary perspectives on women and leadership. A primary focus is on issues of race, gender, and class as they relate to how leadership is defined and enacted in both public and private sectors. Students interact with leaders in the Boston and Simmons communities and also explore their own leadership potential. 4 semester hours Advanced Managerial Accounting Mgt. 205 Cost determination, procedures, controls, and analysis are developed.
Applications involve the job cost, process cost, and standard cost systems.
Emphasizes the managerial usefulness of cost accounting data in the evaluation of alternative courses of action. Staff 4 semester hours Prereq. 110 Taxation Mgt. 207 Studies the determination of taxable income and allowable deductions, gains and losses on sales and exchanges of property, and calculations of business income at the federal level. Although the primary emphasis is on individual taxation, the course also serves as an introduction to taxation of corporations and partnerships.