CRN 50619 Accounting - COMM 610 - A1 |
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Using financial information for decisions and control is an important skill for managers. This course explores selected topics within the realms of financial and management accounting using a combination of lectures and case studies. More specifically, the financial accounting segment focuses on the structure and interpretation of financial accounts prepared primarily for external users. Management accounting focuses on the internal users and includes such topics as budgeting, cost-volume-profit analysis, activity-based costing, planning and control, the balanced scorecard, relevant costs and variable costing versus full-absorption costing.
Levels:  Graduate Campus:   World Wide Web Schedule Type:  Lecture Instructional Method: Online Credits:   3.000 |
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