Introductory Financial Accounting examines GAAP for financial statement preparation and introduces analysis of financial data for decision-making.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Terry Warfield: Grades depend mostly on exams, though homework and assignments like Wiley Plus and In the News are also required components of the workload.
Examines financial reporting theory and techniques for measuring assets and determining income with an emphasis on analysis.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Daniel Wangerin, Fabio Gaertner, Joanna Wangerin, Ruyun (Ivy) Feng: Reviewers consistently describe the class as tough or hard regardless of the instructor. Students are expected to read the textbook and reach out for help, as exams can be difficult and may not match practice materials.
ACCTIS 799 is a flexible reading and research course for graduate students, allowing for individualized work arrangements during regular and intersession periods.
GENBUS 310 introduces non-business majors to basic accounting, finance, and business law concepts within the market enterprise system.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course is consistently described as difficult, with exams carrying heavy weight and often feeling disconnected from the provided readings. Success requires dedicated study time, as preparation materials are sometimes viewed as easier than the actual assessments.