Master of Accounting · Well rounded Ability to deal with complexity Ability to adapt to change First Half. Second Half: DC Financial Markets Trek (BUAD 6951) Financial Instruments

Your MAcc JourneyMaster of Accounting

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW

Denise Jones

John S. Quinn Term Professor

Marc Moyers

Associate Clinical Professor

Elizabeth Foster

Associate Clinical Professor

Rachel Stephens

Assistant Clinical Professor

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW—FALL

Goals Well rounded

Ability to deal with complexity

Ability to adapt to change

First Half Second HalfDC Financial Markets Trek

(BUAD 6951)

Financial Instruments & Derivatives (BUAD 5079)

Business Skills for Professional Accountants

(BUAD 5069)Accounting for Complex

Financial Transactions (BUAD 5029)

Valuation & Fair Value Accounting (BUAD 5049)

Advanced Federal Taxation (BUAD 6269)

Advanced Auditing & Audit Research (BUAD 6199)

Academic Prep Courses (BUAD 6329, 6339, 6349)

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW—SPRING

Considerations Requirements for

CPA Certification

Winter Internship

Emphases

First Half Sprint Week Second Half

Driving Organizational Performance (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6149-01) (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6149-02)

Business Law (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6169-01) (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6169-02)

Government & Non-profit Accounting (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6209-01)

Government & Non-profit Accounting (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6209-02)

Data Analysis & Simulation for Accountants (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6249-01)

Data Analysis & Simulation for Accountants (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6249-02)

Financial Statement Analysis (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6229-01)

Financial Statement Analysis (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6229-02)

Forensic Accounting & Fraud Examination (BUAD 6279)

Audit Analytics and Information Systems (BUAD 6239)

Estate & Financial Planning (BUAD 6189)

Tax Research & Current Tax Topics (BUAD 6179)

Current Issues in IT

and Accounting Analytics

(BUAD 5039)

Law School Tax Classes

MBA Electives

Integrated Winter Field Experience (BUAD 6129)

Academic Prep--Current Research in Accounting (BUAD 6359)

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MAcc Curriculum 2019-2020

FALL

First HalfSecond Half

DC Financial Markets Trek (BUAD 6951)

Financial Instruments & Derivatives (BUAD 5079)Business Skills for Professional Accountants (BUAD 5069)

Accounting for Complex Financial Transactions (BUAD 5029)Valuation & Fair Value Accounting (BUAD 5049)

Advanced Federal Taxation (BUAD 6269)

Advanced Auditing & Audit Research (BUAD 6199)

Academic Prep Courses (BUAD 6329, 6339, 6349)

SPRING

First HalfSprint WeekSecond Half

Integrated Winter Field Experience (BUAD 6129)Current Issues in IT and Accounting Analytics (BUAD 5039)Driving Organizational Performance (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6149-01)

(Sect. 2) (BUAD 6149-02)

Business Law (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6169-01) (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6169-02)

Government & Non-profit Accounting (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6209-01)Government & Non-profit Accounting (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6209-02)

Data Analysis & Simulation for Accountants (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6249-01)Data Analysis & Simulation for Accountants (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6249-02)

Financial Statement Analysis (Sect. 1) (BUAD 6229-01)Financial Statement Analysis (Sect. 2) (BUAD 6229-02)

Forensic Accounting & Fraud Examination (BUAD 6279)Audit Analytics and Information Systems (BUAD 6239)

Estate & Financial Planning (BUAD 6189)Tax Research & Current Tax Topics (BUAD 6179)

Academic Prep--Current Research in Accounting (BUAD 6359)

Law School Tax Classes

MBA Electives

DC FINANCIAL MARKETS TREK

Requirements (1 credit course)

• Attend class sessions– Friday: Aug 30 & Sept 6

• Attend the Trek to Washington, DC– September 8-10

• Complete course deliverables

EXPERIENTIAL EMPHASIS To t a l c r e d i t s n e e d e d = 1 0 ; R e q u i r e d = 4 ; E l e c t i v e = 6

Course # Course Title Req.Credits

Elective Credits

(choose 6)When Offered

BUAD 6129 Integrated Winter Field Experience 4.0 Spring—1st half

BUAD 6149 Driving Organizational Performance 3.0 Spring—2nd half

BUAD 6169 Business Law 3.0 Spring—2nd half

BUAD 6179 Tax Research & Current Tax Topics 3.0 Spring—2nd half

BUAD 6209 Government & Non-Profit Accounting 3.0 Spring—2nd half

BUAD 6229 Financial Statement Analysis 3.0 Spring—2nd half

BUAD 6239 Audit Analytics and Information Sys. 3.0 Spring—2nd half

ACTION: Apply for winter internship position during fall recruiting

INTEGRATED WINTER FIELD EXPERIENCE

• How do I get an internship?

• How do the credit hours work?

• What are the requirements of the course?

• Who benefits the most from an internship?

• Will I get paid?

• Am I guaranteed a full-time position after the internship?

AUDIT & ASSURANCE EMPHASIS

To t a l c r e d i t s n e e d e d = 9 ; R e q u i r e d = 3 ; E l e c t i v e = 6


Elective Credits


BUAD 6199 Advanced Auditing & Audit Research 3 Fall

BUAD 6209 Government & Non-Profit Accounting 3 Spring—1st or 2nd

half

BUAD 6239 Audit Analytics & Information Systems 3 Spring—2nd half

BUAD 6279 Forensic Acct. & Fraud Examination 3 Spring—1st half

BUAD 6229 Financial Statement Analysis 3 Spring—1st or 2nd

half

TAXATION EMPHASIS



Elective Credits


BUAD 6269 Advanced Federal Taxation 3 Fall

BUAD 6189 Estate & Financial Planning 3 Spring—1st half

BUAD 6179 Tax Research & Current Tax Topics 3 Spring—2nd half

BUAD/LAW Law School Classes (pre-approved) 3 Spring—full sem.

ACCOUNTING ANALYTICS EMPHASIS



Elective Credits


BUAD 5049 Audit Analytics & Information Systems 3 Spring—2nd half

BUAD 6249 Data Analysis & Simulation for Accountants 3Spring—1st or 2ndhalf

BUAD 6149 Driving Organizational Performance 3 Spring—2nd half


half

BUAD 6271 Database Management 3 Spring—full semester

BUAD 6711 Advanced Modeling Techniques 3 Spring—full semester

VALUATION & ADVISORY EMPHASIS



Elective Credits


BUAD 5049 Valuation & Fair Value Accounting 3 Fall

BUAD 6149 Driving Organizational Performance 3 Spring—2nd half


half

BUAD 6249 Data Analysis & Simulation for Accountants 3Spring—1st or 2ndhalf

Various MBA Electives (approval needed) 1.5 - 3 Spring

Course # Course Title Credits When Offered

BUAD 6329 Introduction to Academic Research in Acct. 1 Fall

BUAD 6339 Data & Analysis in Accounting Research 1 Fall

BUAD 6349 Design of Accounting Research Studies 1 Fall

BUAD 6359 Current Research in Accounting 1 Spring—full semester

Ph.D. Preparation Program

ACTION: Sign up Required -- Fall Research courses (3 credits) taken in place of Tax or Audit

CPA EXAM PREPAREDNESS

• All MAcc students are strongly encouraged to sit for the CPA exam.• Same exam - different state rules of eligibility• Develop a plan to sit as soon as you are eligible• Complete the MAcc survey form as requested• Attend information sessions or schedule appointments to learn more

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