MGT4160Y - Accounting Theory
Management 4160
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3-0-0 |
The study of theoretical constructs such as efficient markets, agency and economic consequences which impact the preparation and use of accounting information. Focus is on applying the theories to understand and analyze current issues in accounting practice. The course is designed to provide students with the opportunity to exercise and improve skills in critical thinking, persuasive writing and oral communication.
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Management 3100 AND One of Writing 1000 or a university English course (3.0 credit hours) |
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Management 3101 |
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Management 3120 (prior to 2007/2008) |
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All prerequisite courses must have a minimum ‘C minus’ (‘C-’) grade. |
Students governed by Calendars prior to 2002/2003 may use the Writing Proficiency Requirement (WPR) to meet the Writing 1000 or university English course prerequisite.
Instructor: Harry Deol