2013-2014 Catalog

 

MS - Accounting

Students in the Master of Science in with a major in Accounting program will learn to integrate knowledge of accounting standards and practices in performing forensic accounting and auditing services, financial reporting, and tax preparation and advisory services. Students will design appropriate communication strategies to achieve organizational goals and an ethical, legal, and biblical framework that guides interactions within the business environment and addresses the legal implications of business transactions and how they relate to accounting, auditing, and financial reporting.

It is highly recommended that students have successfully passed the following courses:

  • Taxation I (300 level or better)
  • Intermediate Accounting II (300 level or better)
  • Auditing (400 level)
  • Statistics

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:

  • Integrate knowledge of accounting standards and practices in performing forensic accounting and auditing services.
  • Develop financial reports in accordance with accounting principles, ethical standards, and legal requirements.
  • Synthesize knowledge of accounting theory and practice in providing tax preparation and advisory services.
  • Create an ethical and legal framework that uses professional ethics to address the legal implications of business transactions, and how they relate to accounting, auditing, and financial reporting.
  • Design appropriate communication strategies to achieve organization goals.
  • Integrate a biblical framework that guides interactions within the business environment and workplace.

Admission and Graduation requirements for the Graduate Business Programs.

Accounting (MS) - Program of Study

Core Courses

MGMT-500Applied Management Theory

3

ACCT-511Ethics and Business Law for Accountants

3

COMM-515Decision-Making and Essential Business Communication

3

ACCT-512Financial Accounting Theory and Issues

3

ACCT-513Accounting Information Systems and Control

3

ACCT-514Advanced Auditing

3

ACCT-515Advanced Tax Theory and Research

3

ACCT-516Forensic Accounting and Fraud Examination

3

ACCT-517Corporate Taxation

3

MGMT-590Applied Management Capstone

3

Total Credit Hours:30

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