- PLO 1: Apply accounting theories and principles to a wide array of business transactions to effectively develop financial records and models.
- CLO 1: Identify the environmental characteristics of various not-for-profits.
- CLO 2: Explain the basic generally accepted accounting principles and the relationship to fund accounting.
- CLO 3: Apply the principles of fund accounting to determine the overall effect to the net position of the entity.
- CLO 4: Evaluate data for capital projects and grant opportunities for the entity.
- CLO 5: Compile financial data in accordance to covenants required by all stakeholders.
- CLO 6: Integrate critical thinking with the analysis of data to assist in decision making.
- PLO 2: Demonstrate written and verbal communication skills.
- CLO 2: Explain the basic generally accepted accounting principles and the relationship to fund accounting.
- CLO 5: Compile financial data in accordance to covenants required by all stakeholders.
- CLO 6: Integrate critical thinking with the analysis of data to assist in decision making.
- PLO 3: Formulate professional opinions and guidance by analyzing accounting data using critical thinking and ethical guidelines.
- CLO 1: Identify the environmental characteristics of various not-for-profits.
- CLO 2: Explain the basic generally accepted accounting principles and the relationship to fund accounting.
- CLO 3: Apply the principles of fund accounting to determine the overall effect to the net position of the entity.
- CLO 4: Evaluate data for capital projects and grant opportunities for the entity.
- CLO 5: Compile financial data in accordance to covenants required by all stakeholders.
- CLO 6: Integrate critical thinking with the analysis of data to assist in decision making.