Culverhouse School of Accountancy

The history of business is set forth in its accounts. But accounting is more than record keeping — it is one of the most important, proactive, and challenging fields of modern business, and a perfect fit for motivated and enterprising students. 

Faculty

Department Chair
  • Dr. Richard Houston
Director of MAcc Program
  • Dr. Troy Pollard
Director of MTA Program
  • Professor Karen Miller
Director of Ph.D. Program
  • Dr. Gary Taylor

Courses

The courses below are offered by the Manderson Graduate School of Business. Courses offered by other divisions of the University that business students are either required to take or permitted to elect are listed under the appropriate department in this catalog or in the undergraduate catalog. Prerequisites for any course may be waived if the student has equivalent knowledge or if the student passes an examination on the required prerequisites.

AC
501
Hours
3
Basic Acctg Managrl Finan Cont

Study of the fundamentals of financial accounting. Attention is given to the interpretation and uses of information contained in financial statements.

AC
502
Hours
3
Acctng Management Decisions

Study of the fundamentals of managerial accounting. Attention is given to the use of accounting by business managers.

Prerequisite(s): AC 501

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