BUAD 161 Introduction to Financial Accounting Dr. Frazer Office: McComsey 348 Fall 2018 TR 8:00-9:15, 9:25-10:40 in McComsey 300 Class Hrs: – Office Hrs: T 10:45-11:45, 3-5:30 – W 4:5:30 – R- 10:45-11:15 871-7196 office phone 575-7008 (Home Email: Website: MYACCOUNTINGLAB frazer24203 Course ID: This schedule and procedures are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances. I. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES This is the basic course in accounting. Accounting is a discipline concerned primarily with the organization and presentation of business information. This introduction gives the accounting major a foundation and overview which can guide his/her future study. For the non-accounting major, this course provides an understanding of the nature and scope of accounting information. II. METHOD OF PRESENTATION You need to come to class ready to discuss the chapter material. To that you need to read the text, do the homework and Study Plan and ask questions in class and then after we go over the material the McPractice and Tests, and see me as often as needed. The emphasis of this course is the translation of business events according to the procedures and principles established by the accounting profession. Therefore, each subject area is presented within the context of accounting theory and then reinforced with problems and exercises. III. STUDENT EVALUATION AND GRADING In-Class: 2-Midterm exams 100 pts each 0-200 Final Exam 0-100 Total Points 300 Extra Credit: Items with no points but helpful for mastery: – MyAccountingLab Homework 0 – MyAccountingLab-Videos are available 0 that accumulate extra credit points: MyAccountingLab MC Practice (3 pt per chapter) 0-36 – MyAccountingLab Chapter Tests (3 pt per chapter) 0-36 – Total Points Available and Maximum 0-372 Max 300 Your grade average will be determined as Your Score/300
BUAD 161 Introduction to Financial Accounting Dr. Frazer Office: McComsey 348 Fall 2018 Class Hrs: TR – 8:00-9:15, 9:25-10:40 in McComsey 300 Office Hrs: T – 10:45-11:45, 3-5:30 W – 4:5:30 R- 10:45-11:15 871-7196 office phone 575-7008 (Home Email: Website: MYACCOUNTINGLAB Course ID: frazer24203 This schedule and procedures are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances. I. PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES This is the basic course in accounting. Accounting is a discipline concerned primarily with the organization and presentation of business information. This introduction gives the accounting major a foundation and overview which can guide his/her future study. For the non-accounting major, this course provides an understanding of the nature and scope of accounting information. II. METHOD OF PRESENTATION You need to come to class ready to discuss the chapter material. To that you need to read the text, do the homework and Study Plan and ask questions in class and then after we go over the material the McPractice and Tests, and see me as often as needed. The emphasis of this course is the translation of business events according to the procedures and principles established by the accounting profession. Therefore, each subject area is presented within the context of accounting theory and then reinforced with problems and exercises. III. STUDENT EVALUATION AND GRADING In-Class: 2-Midterm exams 100 pts each 0-200 Final Exam 0-100 Total Points 300 Extra Credit: Items with no points – but helpful for mastery: MyAccountingLab – Homework 0 MyAccountingLab-Videos are available 0 that accumulate extra credit points: MyAccountingLab – MC Practice (3 pt per chapter) 0-36 MyAccountingLab – Chapter Tests (3 pt per chapter) 0-36 Total Points Available and Maximum 0-372 Max 300 Your grade average will be determined as Your Score/300
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