This course investigates the basic concepts that underlie the American legal system and how they apply to issues that arise in a business context.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday The skills acquired in the course are foundational for various careers, including general management, financial services, consulting, and those thinking of starting their own business or joining not-for-profit or government entities. Most of the skills acquired in the class will be taught through real-world examples from company financial statements to understand how accounting information is presented to and used by stakeholders. The course covers fundamental financial accounting concepts, the structure of financial statements, and the analysis of significant business transactions. This course is an introduction to financial accounting as the “language of business.” Financial accounting provides information to stakeholders of the firm, including customers, suppliers, managers, investors, creditors, regulatory agencies, and local communities.

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