Acctg 434  Advanced Accounting I

Course Overview
Acctg 434 (I) is the first half in a two-part course series in advanced financial accounting. Topics include business combinations/consolidations and issues confronting partnership entities. Attention is given to examples from current accounting practice and the reporting requirements promulgated by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.

Our focus is a combination study of theory and procedure with a concentration on an external user perspective and financial accounting standards promulgated in the United States.

The course is for students preparing to become practicing accountants in public, private, governmental or nonprofit sectors. In addition to prospective practicing accountants, the course provides valuable background for those looking forward to various managerial or financial careers.

The series covers topics included in several professional qualifying examinations.
3 credits.

Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

Course Prerequisites
Acctg 331.



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