ACC 361 Managerial Cost Accounting

3 credit hours

A study of the functional uses of cost accounting in the management of the firm, through the decision-making approach, from the approach of the controller as a member of the management decision-making team. A framework for measuring and controlling performance is developed by the analytic treatment of cost behavior pattern. The student will study budgeting, product and service costing and develop decision-making abilities for strategic planning. The student will study ethical and moral issues and how they impact the professional environment.

Prerequisite:

ACC 203 Principles of Accounting I , ACC 240 Principles of Accounting II

Course is Offered: WI Every Year