Financial Reporting and Analysis

Course Code
ACC 425
Course Title
Financial Reporting and Analysis
Course Description

The course reviews and extends some of the financial accounting topics such as accounting and financial analyses. It utilizes a framework for financial statement analysis consisting of forecasting and valuation analysis. This course explores the optimal management of the firm’s assets and financing requirements, analysis of financial statements, financial markets, risk, valuation, long term and short-term financing and investment. The student recognizes that the economic success of companies requires on top of excellent research and development of a comprehensive understanding of financial processes. It focuses on assets and liabilities structure, with the overall goal of maximizing the value of the firm. The primary purpose is to introduce students to the different areas of financial decision-making and financial control by using theoretical concepts and applying these to real world situations.

Prerequisites
ACC 320, ACC 330
Credits
3
Course Type
Theory
Offered
Spring