Accounting 197Y - CPA Exam Review Regulation and Busines Environment and Concepts (Section: C1)

Description: This course is designed to cover a portion of the topics covered on the national examination required to become a certified public accountant. This course will focus on ethics, a CPA's professional and legal responsibilities, federal tax law, and business law. This course also creates awareness and understanding of the general business environment and business concepts needed to understand accounting implications of business transactions, and the underlying business reasons for them. The class will include requirements designed to test understanding of these subjects as required on the CPA examination. This course and Accounting 396X are designed to provide a review of topics necessary to prepare to take the CPA examination. While this course has no specific prerequisites, it is recommended that the student have completed a course or courses in business law, federal taxation and auditing.

Term: Spring Trimester (16 week)   Units: 3
Offered: from January 06, 2010 through April 27, 2010
Location: CyberCampus
Meeting room: (Meeting room will be posted)
Instructor: Kristofer Neslund; Roger Philipp
Capacity/Available: 25/25
Status: Open
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Academic Level: Undergraduate
Syllabus: None posted

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