It covers what information is needed, how to obtain the information, and how to use the information to carry out a manager s planning, controlling and decision-making responsibilities. It also provides exposure to the technical models and skills that can be used to obtain this information. This course focuses on various financial statement auditing topics including areas such as engagement planning, internal control, audit evidence, and audit reports. This course focuses on the study of the theoretical foundations of auditing concepts with added emphasis on effective writing skills and particular attention to areas such as audit evidence and audit reports. This course strengthens the student's understanding of the auditing process by building on the material presented in Acct 380 and Acct 381.
Students conduct actual audits of organizations or perform an involved case study.
This course provides advanced students an opportunity to intensively investigate topics pertinent to the field of accounting. This course introduces the analytical tools of economists as they pertain to microeconomic theory and applications. This course emphasizes price theory, production theory, theory of economic organizations, and factor markets. This course introduces the analytical tools of economists as they pertain to macroeconomic theory and applications. This course emphasizes the behavior of markets in the context of a national economy.