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BSAD1B-70 Intro to Managerial Accounting
Business Administration 1B is a foundation course in
managerial accounting principles. Areas covered include study of the
basic features of internal reporting systems, cost system designs, cost
management and strategic management with an emphasis on business
decision making.
- Prerequisite:
BSAD 1A Intro to Financial Accounting
Course Details
- Instructor:
J. Thompson
- E-Mail:
jthompson@taft.org
- Telephone: 661-763-7721
- Fax: 661-763-7816
- Office Hours: M-Th 12-1, T 2-3 or by appointment
- Units:
4
- Class Meets:
January 28 – May 29, 2008
- Textbook & Estimated Costs:
Financial and Managerial Accounting,
8th Edition, Warren, Reeve & Fess, ISBN: 0-324-18801-3. Rental
Price is 20% of the cost of the book.
- Purchase:
Study Guide, Chapters 16-26, ISBN:
0-324-20501-5. Approximate cost is $35.00-$40.00
Estimated Time Per Week: Students can expect to spend
approximately 8 to 10 hours per week reading, doing homework
assignments, and completing exams.
Special Requirements: All students are expected to turn in
homework on the original working papers pages. Copies will not be
accepted. Directions for the course are included in the course
syllabus. Students can submit their work via Fax, U.S. postal mail,
the LRC on campus, through the TC aides at TCI, or in person.
Students are expected to work independently. This course is not
delivered through the Etudes program.
Assignments & Tests: Homework assignments from each chapter
are required for grading. Exams will consist of multiple choice
questions and or practical problems.
Proctored Exams: Yes- See the
Proctor Identification
Procedures for directions on how to set up a proctor for
approval.
Additional Comments: Because this is a
distance-learning course, attendance is not an issue. Turning
assignments in regularly is. Deadline is defined as follows;
homework and tests are expected to be completed and in my hands by
the due date in course syllabus. It is the responsibility of the
student to drop the course. Contact the counseling center or the
distance learning help desk to drop the course.
Course syllabus (PDF file, opens in a new window)
Syllabus in PDF format, opens in a new window
Disclaimer: The book prices are an approximation
only and are subject to change.
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