ACC 3303 - Intermediate Accounting I

Credits: 4

The Intermediate Accounting course sequence constitutes the “keystone” of the accounting curriculum for accounting concentrates. The central theme of the Intermediate Accounting course sequence is financial accounting and the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) by which it is governed. The objective of the course sequence is to allow the students to develop a sophisticated comprehension of GAAP, the related theory underlying these GAAP and the corresponding practices, procedures and techniques employed in their application. Intermediate Accounting I concentrates on their application to economic resources (assets).
Prerequisite(s): BUS 2203 and MTH 1003 (or course equivalent: MTH 1016, MTH 1115, or MTH 1217).
Note: This course will fulfill a required elective for the following concentration(s):

Corporate Finance and Investment
Financial Planning