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Demonstrate an understanding of financial reports and their use by decision-makers.

Competency (Accounting for Working Capital): Demonstrate an understanding of working capital management decisions and issues involving short-term credit and the management and accounting for cash, accounts receivable, and inventory.

A systematic study of emotional disturbance and the major classifications of mental illness from the perspective of symptoms/behaviors, etiology, diagnosis and treatment.

Prerequisites: ACCU 201.

A study of GAAP as it applied to current assets, revenue and expense recognition, current and long-term liabilities; and the organization, analysis, and reporting of financial information. Key accounting principles, concepts, and alternative accounting methods will be examined. Ethical impact on the preparation of financial statements will also be explored.

This course introduces students to the dissertation process early in their program and prepares them for success in writing assignments they will experience throughout the EDD coursework and dissertation development. It will focus on academic writing, APA guidelines, topic selection strategies, and advanced research skills necessary for designing and crafting a dissertation. Students will engage in library research to identify a researchable problem, develop a purpose statement, and write related research questions. Students will identify foundational theories related to their research topic, understand how to synthesize literature, and demonstrate proper citations of academic resources.

This introductory course in creative writing focuses on the study and creation of fiction, poetry, and plays. Students analyze technique in the works of published writers and in their own original works. After submitting written work for feedback, students participate in a writer's workshop, which includes constructive criticism from the class and the instructor. Increased writing skills help students prepare for many careers, including communication, education, writing, advertising, sales, journalism, law, business, and government.