Description:
Financial accounting model, valuation, and reporting concepts and uses. Time value of money, interest rates, valuing securities, financial statement analysis, and cash flows. Budgeting, decision analyses, cost estimation and accumulation, capital budgeting, and international financial concepts.
Description:
Financial accounting model, valuation, and reporting concepts and uses. Valuing securities, financial statement analysis, and cash flows. Budgeting, decision analyses, cost estimation and accumulation, capital budgeting, and international financial concepts.
Semester:
Fall of every year
Credits:
Total Credits: 2 Lecture/Recitation/Discussion Hours: 2
Restrictions:
Open only to MBA students.
Description:
Financial accounting model underlying financial statements of firms. Information in financial statements and role of these statements in capital markets. Information intermediaries, regulators, and role of independent auditor. Standard setting and the impact of changing standards. Globalization of standards. Offered first half of semester.
Description:
Financial accounting model underlying financial statements of firms. Information in financial statements and role of these statements in capital markets. Information intermediaries, regulators, and role of independent auditor. Standard setting and the impact of changing standards. Globalization of standards.
Semester:
Fall of every year, Summer of every year
Credits:
Variable from 1 to 3
Restrictions:
Open to MBA students or approval of department.
Description:
Financial accounting model underlying financial statements of firms. Information in financial statements and role of these statements in capital markets. Information intermediaries, regulators, and role of independent auditor. Standard setting and the impact of changing standards. Globalization of standards.