Course
Description:
ACC 202 Intermediate Accounting II:
This
course covers the application of accounting principles and concepts to
account evaluation and income determination, including special problems
peculiar to corporations and the analysis of financial reports.
Accounting for the acquisition and disposal of long-term assets and
procedures for handling current and long-term liabilities are covered.
(Prerequisite: ACC 201)
We cover eight chapters: 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 21.
Textbook:
Intermediate
Accounting, by Nikolia. Published by CengageNOW- Southwestern
Textbook Ancillaries:
When you purchase a new course
textbook, you receive access to CengageNOW
(formally ThomsonNOW).
This are web-base learning resource specifically designed to supplement
the course and provide a whole new dimension of productive study. Your
instructor will explain how to register and access the product. Please Note:
If you purchase a “used”
textbook, you will be required to buy the CengageNOW access separately.
Course
Outcomes and Competencies:
As part of the Business
department’s commitment to teaching effectiveness and ongoing student
learning outcomes assessments activities the following outcomes and
competencies have been developed for ACC 202:
Intended Course Outcome # 1: Students will demonstrate overall knowledge of the appropriate accounting treatment and application GAAP for the identified course topics in Intermediate Accounting II.
Course Competency: Students will demonstrate understanding of financial transactions and proper application of the accounting concepts involving inventory, fixed assets, investments, liabilities and leases.
Performance Measurement Instrument: A standardized departmental financial analysis project developed by accounting faculty that is based on the course learning objectives will be administered each semester. Information about the project can be found at the following web site: ACC 202 project. The project will be graded using a standardized solution and will count 10% of the student’s final grade. Your instructor will provide additional information about the project and its due date.
Intended Course Outcome # 2 : Students will demonstrate overall knowledge of the appropriate recording, treatment, and disclosure for advanced accounting topics and related issues presented in the course.
Course Competency: Students will demonstrate understanding of financial transactions and the application of accounting concepts involved with designated special topics by completing two critical thinking case studies.
Performance Measurement Instrument: Students will complete two standardized case studies to be assigned each term. The case studies will be graded according to a standardized grading rubric.
Important - Mandatory Departmental
Project:
Click
here to access information about the project.
For fall, the project is due on the first class meeting day/time week of October 19, 2009.
Cases: Due date determined by instructor, but no later than November 20, 2009.
CengageNOW:
CengageNOW is an Internet-based
product designed to help students complete their end-of-chapter exercises and
problems. Students receive automatic and instant scoring. Students
struggling with a particular problem can access hints and tips to expand
their understanding of the concepts. In addition, all department assessment
activities will take place in CengageNOW, so it is important to register
your product. Click here for handout on
registering and click
here for handout on
taking
assignments in CengageNOW.
Updates:
Please download the
following updates.
Textbook
corrections
Time value of money
tables
Publisher's website: The authors have developed a comprehensive resource site for site. It is organized by chapters and contains on-line quizzing, e-lectures, PowerPoint presentations, articles, practice exams etc. Check it out at student website .
Note:
If you do not have Microsoft Word on your computer, to view these
documents, you will need to
download
the MS Word Viewer from the Microsoft website and click the
"Download Now" link. Once you have done this, you may use
your browser's BACK button to return to this page.
Chapter Handouts:
New
handouts are not available yet.
There
are 8 chapter handouts for this course. You may open or download the files
from here or go to the individual chapter page to access the handout. Some
of these files are large (30-40 pages), therefore it may take
several minutes to access them.
These handouts are designed to reinforce the learning objectives of Accounting 202. They are NOT intended to replace reading the textbook and/ or doing the homework. You are responsible for reading all assigned pages in each chapter!
Please note: The material presented in the chapter handouts is copyright-protected and may NOT be reproduce in any manner without the expressed prior written permission of Janice Stoudemire. Click on the following links to access the chapter handouts.
POWERPOINT
PRESENTATIONS:
Click on the following links to access the chapter PowerPoint presentation
.
| ACC 202-Chapter 9 | ACC 202-Chapter 12 | ACC 202-Chapter 15 |
| ACC 202-Chapter 10 | ACC 202-Chapter 13 | ACC 202-Chapter 21 |
| ACC 202-Chapter 11 | ACC 202- Chapter 14 | Time Value Money |
Homework
Solutions:
No homework solutions are provided since the student
is expected to use the CengageNOW feature to complete the homework.
However you may download a list of
check figures.
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