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ACCT 3180

Analyzing Cases in Accounting

3.00 credits · Undergraduate

This course provides a case-based examination of issues in financial and managerial accounting. Students will develop a conceptual framework for approaching and resolving integrated accounting cases, as well as sharpen their analytical, technical, communication, and decision-making competencies. Through case analysis, this course encourages students to practice critical thinking, interpret and contextualize complex information, and communicate professionally. As a result, students will gain proficiency in evaluating unstructured business and accounting problems.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite(s): Accounting 3101 AND Accounting 3130 OR Admission to the Post-Bachelor Certificate in Advanced Accounting; Corequisite(s): One of Writing 1000, English 1900, admission to the Combined Post-Bachelor Certificates in Accounting, or admission to the Post-Bachelor Certificate in Advanced Accounting

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