Intermediate Accounting I

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This is the first of a two course intermediate accounting series. It is a comprehensive study of financial accounting topics by applying generally accepted accounting principles and the conceptual framework to measure, recognize, and report complex financial information using a variety of alternative methods. Topics include: generally accepted accounting principles, the conceptual framework for accounting, income statement, balance sheet, and accounting for: cash and receivables, inventories, property/plant/equipment acquisition, current liabilities, and contingent obligations. Prerequisite(s): ACCT2203

Credit Breakdown

Credit Type Count
Lecture 3.00
Lab 1.00
On the job training n/a
Total Credits 4.00