Intermediate Accounting . ECON 136A
An in-depth analysis of recognition, measurement, classification, and valuation issues in financial reporting within the framework of generally accepted accounting principles. Case studies and microcomputer analysis software will be integrated into the course.
Prerequisites: Economics 3B; and, Economics 10A or 100A; and, Economics 5 or PSTAT 109 or PSTAT 120A.
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He's a good guy. Will tell you what is on the test, but you need to put in some work. Gets irritated when students ask too many questions during tests. Not too difficult. 2 Midterm 1 Final Wiley plus as homework. gives EC so go to class
Entertaining and a fun class. WileyPlus for all homework assignments. Quizzes every other class, but sometimes group quizzes. Study for midterm (part 1&2). Go to office hours. Homework is not extensive.
midterms and final are difficult. uses wileyplus too excessively but that's most econ professors
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