
BUS 657
Management Accounting and Controls
Semester Units
Prerequisite
3
BUS 602
Course Description
This course is designed as a broad based course to provide managers with a conceptual framework in accounting and an understanding of the reporting, control, and analytical environment in which the accountant functions, and the interrelationship between accounting, financial management and general management.
The course deals with accounting concepts – development of financial statements – cash flow analyses – cost accounting, capital budgeting – management control systems – financial accounting practices – tax accounting – accounting for inflation and foreign operations.
The objective is to provide students with an understanding of the specific issues and the accounting concepts which underlie corporate financial planning. It will provide the student with an understanding of the role of accounting in controlling current operations and in planning future operations.