BUS 502 Accounting and Financial Analysis
Provides a firm foundation in accounting - the language of business - to help understand and use the results in financial reporting and managerial decision-making. The accounting process entails the: recording of financially measurable events in the life of a business, reporting of those events to outside stakeholders (investors, creditors, regulators, employees), and analyzing accounting information for individual proposals (e.g. make to buy, profit planning, etc.) Emphasis is placed on interpreting financial data and learning financial statement analysis through real business world situations.
Prerequisite
Master of Science in Business students only