This is a course covers how to use accounting information for better decision-making.
Accounting is the universal language of organizations regardless of the size or location.
Being conversant in accounting allows one to communicate important information globally, make more informed social and political policy decisions, along with helping better design information systems, market ideas to superiors, and motivate subordinates to help you do your job better. Rather than teaching you the nuts and bolts of being an accountant, this course revolves around learning how accounting information systems work, along with when and why they may not work well, and what can be done to make better decisions with the information. The focus is on your learning how to be an effective manager of accounting information , accounting information systems, and accountants. This class is structured to give you a wide range of opportunities to develop and practice the knowledge and skills to enhance your critical analyses of issues. By the end of the course, successful students will be prepared to use the accounting way to thinking to help make better strategic decisions, and thus have a more productive, responsible, and rewarding life.