Master of Accountancy
Spring 2014 Schedule

Monday, January 6, 2014 (first day of classes)-Monday, April 19, 2013 (last day of classes)

Final Exams: April 23-28

 

Note: For complete course descriptions of the classes listed below, go to the UTC main class schedule. (Its link is available in the menu bar at the top of this page.)

BACKGROUND COURSES (Evening classes)

 

 Monday 
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Tuesday
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Wednesday
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Thursday
Evening 5:30-8:00
COURSE  ACC 4050.0 ACC 3010.01 ACC 3050.01 ACC 4080.01  
TITLE Auditing  Intermediate Accounting II  Managerial Cost Accounting  Accounting Information Systems 
CRN 20302  20296 20299  20308  
INSTRUCTOR Wilkins, Anne Trussel, John Thibadoux, Gregory Blankenship, Lynn  
PRE-REQUISITES

ACC 3010, MGT 2120,

Pre or Corequisite: ACC 4080.         

  ACC 3000 w/C or better.               ACC 2020 or ACC 5720 w/C or better. 

MGT 1000 or CPSC 1000, ACC 3000 &

ACC 3050, or ACC 3120.  

 

BACKGROUND COURSES (Morning & Afternoon classes)

DAYS TIMES COURSE TITLE CRN INSTRUCTOR PRE-REQUISITES
Mon/Wed/Fri 9:00 - 9:50 ACC 3000.0 Intermediate Accounting I 20293 Willis, Marilyn ACC 2010 & ACC 2020 w/B or better, MGT 2110, ECON 1010 & 1020 w/C or better.
Mon/Wed/Fri 10:00-10:50 ACC 3000.1 Intermdeiate Accounting I 20294 Willis, Marilyn ACC 2010 & ACC 2020 w/B or better, MGT 2110, ECON 1010 & 1020 w/C or better.
Tues & Thurs 10:50-12:05 ACC 3010.0 Intermediate Accounting II 20295 Trussel, John ACC 3000 w/C or better.
Tues & Thurs 3:05-4:20 ACC 3020.0 Intermediate Accounting III 20297 Trussel, John ACC 3010 w/C or better.
Tues & Thurs 9:25-10:40 ACC 3050.0 Managerial Cost Accounting 20298 Thibadoux, Gregory ACC 2020 or ACC 5720 w/C or better.
Mon & Wed 2:00-3:15 ACC 3070.0 Federal Tax Accounting 20300 Hollingsworth, Danny ACC 3000 and BUS 3350, or approval of instructor.
 Mon & Wed  3:25-4:40  ACC 4050.1 Auditing  25012 Wilkins, Anne

ACC 3010, MGT 2120, Pre or Corequisite: ACC 4080.  

 
Tues & Thurs 8:00 - 9:15 ACC 4080.2 Accounting Information Systems 24609 Haun, Amie MGT 1000 or CPSC 1000, ACC 3000 & ACC 3050, or ACC 3120.
Tues & Thurs 12:15 - 1:30 ACC 4110.0 Taxation of Corporations & Partnerships 20309 McCoskey, Melanie ACC 3010 & ACC 3070.

 

CORE COURSES (Evening classes only)

 

 Monday 
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Tuesday
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Wednesday
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Thursday
Evening 5:30-8:00
COURSE    ACC 5420.0    
TITLE   Tax Research & Advanced Tax Topics     
CRN   20322     
INSTRUCTOR   McCoskey, Melanie     
PRE-REQUISITES    

 Taxation of Corporations and Partnerships

(on undergraduate or graduate level).

    

 

CORE & ELECTIVE COURSES (Morning & Afternoon Classes)

DAYS TIMES COURSE TITLE CRN INSTRUCTOR PRE-REQUISITES
Tues & Thurs 8:00 - 9:15 ACC 5070.0 Governmental Accounting (ELECTIVE) 25716 Thibadoux, Gregory Grade of C or better in ACC 3000
Tues & Thurs 12:15 - 1:30 ACC 5110.0  Taxation of Partnerships & Corporations (ELECTIVE) 25717 McCoskey, Melanie Grade of C or better in ACC 3010 & ACC 3070
Tues  3:45-5:15 ACC 5890.0 Accounting Policy (CORE) 20325 McCoskey, Melanie Grade of C or better in all MAcc core courses taken at point of enrollment in the class.

 

ELECTIVE COURSES (Evening classes)

  Monday
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Tuesday
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Wednesday
Evening 5:30-8:00		 Thursday
Evening 5:30-8:00
COURSE FIN 5820.0   FIN 5460.0 MGT 5550.0  MGT 5180.0
TITLE Financial Management  Investments  Management Science  Advanced Business Reports
CRN 20368  20365  20687  25312
INSTRUCTOR Brockman, Christopher  Long, Michael  Ahmaid, M.  Asllani, Beni
PRE-REQUISITES

Grade of C or better in ECON 5010,

MGT 5710, & ACC 5720. 

 FIN 5820 or approval of instructor.   MGT 5710

MGT 5140 or MGT 5810                        
         
COURSE FIN 5997.1  MGT 5200.0 MKT 5660.0  MGT 5840.0
TITLE Derivative Securities  Advanced Data Analytics Seminar in Marketing: "Services Marketing"  Management Skills 
CRN 24231   25313 20742  20693
INSTRUCTOR Ryan, Raymond  Gupta, Ashish Halstead, Diane  Allen, Richard 
PRE-REQUISITES Investments class (undergraduate or FIN 5460).  MGT 5190

MKT 5860 or approval of instructor. 

Note: This course's description isn't available in the UTC main class schedule so it is included at the bottom of this page.

  
         
COURSE MGT 5660.0  MGT 5830.0 MKT 5860.0  
TITLE Dysfunctional Organizational Behavior  Production & Operations Management Marketing Management  
CRN 20688  20691 20744  
INSTRUCTOR White, Charles  Witt, David Henley, James  
PRE-REQUISITES MGT 5840 or approval of instructor.   MGT 5710 w/C or better ECON 5010 w/C or better

 
         
COURSE MKT 5000.0      
TITLE Digital Marketing      
CRN 25125      
INSTRUCTOR Floyd, Jeremy      
PRE-REQUISITES

MKT 5860

Note: This course's description isn't available in the UTC main class schedule so it is included at the bottom of this page.

    

 

 

SPRING INTERNATIONAL STUDY COURSES (Count for MAcc Elective Credit)

COURSE MGT 5000
TITLE Doing Business in Vietnam & Vietnamese Culture
CRN 25833
INSTRUCTOR Dooley, Robert
PRE-REQUISITES
  • This class won't meet regularly during the spring semester. Instead, it meets one Saturday before and after the course's 10-day study trip to Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.                                   
  • Study trip during UTC's spring break (March 6-16)
  • No course prerequisites
  • Counts as elective credit for MAcc or MBA programs
  • Trip is an additional expense, but the cost can be included in student financial aid  packages. University and/or COB  travel scholarships may be available to help offset some of the cost. 
  • ADDITIONAL COURSE & STUDY TRIP INFORMATION
 

 
 COURSE MGT 5000.0
 TITLE German Culture & How to Do Business in Germany
 CRN 25835
 INSTRUCTOR Butler, Frank
PRE-REQUISITES
  • This class won't meet during the spring semester. Instead, it meets in May one Saturday before and in early June one Saturday after the course's 10-day study trip to Germany.                                   
  • Study trip: May 19-29, 2014.
  • No course prerequisites
  • Counts as elective credit for MAcc or MBA programs.
  • Trip is an additional expense, but the cost can be included in student financial aid packages. University and/or COB travel scholarships may be available to help offset some of the cost.
  • ADDITIONAL COURSE & STUDY TRIP INFORMATION

 

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS (for Special Topics & Seminar Classes Not in UTC's Main Class Schedule- MKT 5000 & MKT 5660)

MKT 5000.0 (25125)- Digital Marketing

While the world of “digital” is constantly changing, professional marketers are constantly  trying to grasp how to strategically utilize digital tools to foster consumer community,limit crisis, and ultimately solidify brands in the consumer-empowered paradigm. This course will examine the shift of power from the boardroom to the living room through  media such as blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and others with the goal of evaluating  platforms against the organization’s marketing goals and objectives. In addition,  the course material will explore the overall connection of other digital platforms  such as mobile, search engine and email. This course will provide not only a theoretical basis for evaluating engagement activities but also a practical experience of the tools used by professional marketers today
 
MKT 5660.0 (20742)- Seminar in Marketing (Services Marketing)
MKT 5660 is an elective seminar course in services marketing for graduate business students. The course premise is that organizations whose core product is a service (e.g., banks, utilities, hotels, hospitals, professional services, etc.) require a  separate and distinct approach to marketing—both in strategy development and operational execution. In addition, manufacturers often provide service as part of their market offerings, requiring them to become proficient at delivering quality service. Great customer service can be an effective differentiation strategy for many firms, as seen by the success of companies such as L.L. Bean, Nordstrom, Federal Express, Amazon, Southwest Airlines, USAA, and others. Building strong customer relationships through quality service is at the heart of many organizations today, making service an essential core competency. This course investigates topics such as the characteristics of services  and service customers, customers’ service expectations, service quality, service operations, service recovery, customer satisfaction and complaint behavior, customer loyalty, and customer retention.