CSU COB CSU College of Business

Graduate Programs Accounting MS Courses

 
 

Prerequisites:

Basic courses in microeconomics, finance, and statistics 9
ACT 210, 220 Principles of Accounting - F, S, SS 6
ACT 311, 312 Intermediate Accounting - F, S sequence 6
ACT 321 Cost Accounting - F, S 3
ACT 330 Introduction to Taxation - F, S 3
ACT 350 Accounting Technology Applications - F, S 3
ACT 441 Audit Practice - F, SS 3 =
    33
Required Core:  
ACT 561 Legal & Regulatory Issues in Accounting - F,S 3
ACT 641 Contemporary Auditing - S 3
    6
   
Electives* 6
Certificate 18 
Minimum credits for degree 30
   
Financial Accounting Certificate:  
ACT 570 Governmental Accounting - F 3
ACT 601 (B) Professional Practice - S 3
ACT 612 Contemporary Financial Accounting Issues - F 3
ACT 622 Advanced Managerial Accounting - S 3
ACT 679 (B) Capstone Seminar - S 3
BF 600 Financial Management - F 3
     
Tax Certificate:  
ACT 601 (A) Professional Practice - F 3
ACT 631 Corporate Tax - F 3
ACT  633 Flow-Through Entities - S 3
ACT 635 State and Local Taxation - F 3
ACT 639 Special Topics in Taxation - S 3
ACT 679 (A) Capstone Seminar - S 3
     
Consulting Certificate (4 classes):
Courses to be determined in consultation with
Director of Graduate Studies.
 
     

Note: Electives
*Any non-required course with BA designation numbered 500 or above, not applied towards the student’s chosen certificate. BA 411 may be taken for graduate credit as an elective if not taken as an undergraduate. Other electives may be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies.

Semesters offered: Fall (F), Spring (S), Summer (SS).
Note that the schedule of courses is subject to change without notice, and that courses may be cancelled for lack of enrollment.
 

 
 
     

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