ACC - Accounting   

ACC 644 - Financial Statement Analysis
   This course investigates financial reporting from a user perspective in interpreting and analyzing financial reports for investments and other decision making. The course begins with a review of accounting systems and then emphasizes analysis of financial statements and the implications for various user groups. The course involves a group presentation of an in-depth analysis and comparison of two companies in the same industry.
   Prerequisite: FIN 599 or equivalent.

ACC 651 - Accounting Information Systems
   This course surveys topics relating to accounting information systems of business. It emphasizes the accountant's interaction as a user, evaluator, and designer of accounting information systems. The course is intended for accounting majors who will be assuming the responsibilities of a professional accountant. It is also intended for students who are majoring in other business disciplines, who will ultimately be a user of an accounting information system. Topics include the study of basic concepts pertaining to accounting information systems, systems documentation techniques, database systems, controls of systems, fraud, accounting cycles, and various decision making reporting techniques.
  Prerequisite: ACC 644.