Financial Reporting I examines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques for measuring and reporting financial information to external users, emphasizing asset and liability valuations, income determination, and GAAP.
Financial Reporting II examines advanced financial accounting theory for reporting to external users, covering topics like revenue recognition, taxes, and leases.
Managerial Accounting covers interpretation of accounting data for management planning, decision making, and control, including cost-volume-profit relationships and activity-based costing.
Advanced Auditing: Analysis, Policy, and Judgment applies an analytics mindset to audit and assurance principles for financial and non-financial information, focusing on professional judgments.
Explores control, security, and forensics of accounting information systems, covering data governance, IT risks, internal controls, assurance services, CAATTs, and fraud.
Analysis of Performance Measurement & Control covers design and effectiveness of performance measurement and management control systems, focusing on their use in developing a firm's organizational architecture.
Analysis of Taxes & Business Decisions covers readings and cases in taxation, focusing on integrating tax provisions and assessing taxpayer impact on business decisions.
Probability for Actuaries develops fundamental mathematical tools for quantitatively assessing risk, emphasizing applications to problems in actuarial science.
One student felt the pace was too fast and assumed prior knowledge, leading to confusion. The course is a review for Exam P, often covering topics before concurrent probability courses do.
Theory of Interest covers time value of money, discrete and continuous compounding, annuities, bonds, loans, interest rate structures, and portfolio immunization.
Actuarial Statistics for Risk Modeling introduces statistical learning theory and methods for analyzing risks in actuarial applications, covering linear/nonlinear models, diagnostics, and variable selection.
Fundamentals of Long-Term Actuarial Modeling covers advanced mathematical theory of life contingencies, including force of mortality, premiums, and reserves for single-life insurance and annuities.
Advanced long-term actuarial modeling covering joint life probabilities, multiple-decrement theory, and pension funds. Students develop multiple state models to calculate premiums and reserves.
Fundamentals of short-term actuarial modeling covering the definition and selection of probability distributions for heavily tailed and skewed insurance data.
The workload was described as stressful for students with jobs or outside obligations, requiring significant extra time. Success depended on studying lecture examples and completing homework problems.
Health Analytics introduces health research perspectives and applies statistical tools to MEPS data, focusing on the interaction of health, care, and insurance.
Introduction to US Air Force heritage, values, leadership, and airpower doctrine. Covers AF history, organizational structure, and career opportunities.
Continuation of AFAERO 202 covering Air Force leadership, self-understanding, listening, followership, team building activities, and communication skills.
Leading People and Effective Communication II provides a fundamental understanding of leadership, focusing on the interaction among leaders, followers, and circumstances while developing intermediate to advanced verbal and written skills.
Prepares cadets for commissioning as Second Lieutenants by covering human resources topics like evaluation systems, supervision, counseling, and officer responsibilities for mid- to upper-level management.
Leadership Laboratory II applies leadership training and orients students to Air Force procedures and leadership roles for the professional development of future Second Lieutenants.
Introduction to African cultural expression covering literary genres, screen media, music, cartoons, journalism, soccer, and drama through scholarly methods.
Workload consisted of reading three books, posting in daily discussions, writing weekly journal entries, and completing a final research essay on a chosen topic.
An introduction to the African continent using popular culture, including literature, music, and film, to explore cultural differences and similarities.