Courses

Auditing theory pertaining to the regulatory environment, risk assessment, internal controls, materiality, computerization, analytical procedures, sampling, fraud, ethics, and professional responsibilities.

Tax theory pertaining to corporations, partnerships and conduit entities, estates, trusts, ethics, and professional tax responsibilities.

The study of business processes, transactions cycles, and internal control structure with an emphasis on computerized accounting information systems.

Current managerial accounting topics such as activity-based costing, theory of constraints, and performance measures and their use in organizations.

The study of ethical systems and ethical decision-making and their application in accounting.

The exploration of conventional and advanced methods of analyzing financial statements, including earnings quality and financial distress assessment.

Accounting theory and practice for reporting consolidations, foreign currency transactions, and preparing financial statements for governmental and NGOs.

All articles of the Uniform Commercial Code, banking relationships, debtor-creditor law, and bankruptcy law.

Accounting, reporting, and auditing principles and procedures for public sector agencies and nonprofit organizations.

Study of investigative accounting, consulting, and litigation support activities undertaken in forensic accounting engagements.