ACCT Courses:

ACCT 2001 - Accounting II

(5 credits)

In this continuation of Accounting I, students build upon knowledge of accounting principles, including the basic techniques and procedures of internal reporting in organizations and corporations. Students examine a variety of terms and concepts, enabling them to gain a clear understanding of corporate reporting and the fundamental elements of managerial accounting. Students apply strategies involving cost behavior, job-order, cost-volume-profit analysis, performance planning and budgeting, standard costs and variance analysis, relevant costs, and the statement of cash flows to real-world scenarios. Students also assess best practices in employing relevant information in the decision-making process, acquiring practical skills to use in addressing actual accounting problems in the professional arena.

Pre-requisites

• ACCT 1001