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This course prepares students to pass the strategic financial planning section of the CMA exam. This coursework focuses on financial statement analysis, corporate finance, decision analysis, risk management, investment decisions, and professional...

Enhances management skills through study of values, attitudes and ethical issues in decision making and its human impact on corporate power. Discussions include the ethical stance and social responsibility found in mission statements and corporate...

Use of financial statements to analyze business profitability, liquidity, solvency, and valuation. Analysis focuses on developing and understanding of a company's operating strategies, industry position, and related economic characteristics.

Presents objective user analysis of information systems and their role in providing accounting information for planning, operations control, and managerial/financial control. Introduces students to the flow of information through the various...

Students will develop increased awareness of fraud in businesses, the circumstances in which it arises, techniques for detecting, measuring and preventing fraud, and skills needed to help in the eventual resolution of discovered frauds.

Application of accounting principles for governmental organizations with emphasis on fund accounting, budgetary control, and financial reporting. Covers accountability for public funds, including auditing of governmental and not-for-profit...

Upon completion of the core requirements, this final course provides each student with an opportunity to demonstrate competency in Accounting. Students will take an external, nationally-normed, final comprehensive accounting assessment. Students will...

Graduate accounting students may enhance their academic experience through participation in an internship. Internships are a unique form of education, integrating classroom study with planned and supervised work experience. This experience will be...

This course introduces interdisciplinary material in Biblical Studies of particular relevance to the core curriculum. Topics may vary. May be repeated for a different topic.

Study of an assigned topic or guided research as directed by a graduate faculty member. Approval of department director required.