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Basic Accounting Concepts for Lawyers
Professors Lynette Brown and Ngoc Pham LL.M Course 804 (cross-listed) | 2 credit hours This is a basic course for students with NO accounting background or experience. A student will learn what an asset and a liability are, what the basic financial statements are, how financial statements are developed from the underlying accounting information of a company, and how the basic transactions of a business affect each line item of each financial statement. Students will learn how to understand the basics as it relates to the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows. Methods will include reading and text exercises, class lectures, and case exercises. Grading may be based on a final examination. Students may not receive credit for both this course and any of the following: Accounting Concepts for Lawyers, Accounting for Lawyers, Introduction to Accounting, Financial Reporting and Analysis, Accounting for Corporate and Securities Lawyers, or Accounting for Securities Lawyers. This class is intended for students who have NO accounting background. Students may be denied credit if they have taken a prior accounting course.
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