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for Exempt Entities. Prerequisite: MPA degreeseeking<br />
status or permission of Graduate<br />
Program Director. (G)(3). Spring.<br />
MPA587, Taxation of Corporations and<br />
Partnerships: This course expands on the<br />
general concepts of federal income taxation and<br />
covers tax rules related to C Corporations and<br />
Partnerships. Students will be able to identify<br />
and evaluate tax issues associated with business<br />
entity decisions. This class further develops critical<br />
thinking and oral/written communication<br />
skills through classroom discussions and written<br />
case assignments. Finally, this class allows students<br />
to gain familiarity in preparing corporate<br />
and partnership tax returns. Prerequisite: MPA<br />
degree-seeking status or permission of Graduate<br />
Program Director. (G)(3). Spring.<br />
Elective Courses<br />
MPA501, 502, 503, Independent Graduate<br />
Study in Accounting: An individual research<br />
project under supervision of a faculty member.<br />
Designed to allow graduate students to pursue<br />
in-depth studies of areas or issues related to<br />
accounting. Must have approval of Graduate<br />
Program Director and sponsoring faculty member<br />
prior to enrollment. Course is 1-3 credits<br />
by agreement with sponsoring faculty member.<br />
Prerequisite: MPA degree-seeking status and<br />
permission of Graduate Program Director.<br />
(G)(1,2,3).<br />
MPA512, Accounting for Government,<br />
Not-for-Profit and Other Entities: This<br />
course introduces students to four different<br />
accounting environments: governmental, notfor-profit,<br />
partnerships, and new basis. Students<br />
will apply governmental accounting standards,<br />
as promulgated by the Governmental Accounting<br />
Standards Board, and financial accounting<br />
standards written by the Financial Accounting<br />
Standards Board to not-for-profit and<br />
troubled for-profit situations. Accounting for<br />
partnerships and other non-corporate structures<br />
are also included in the course. Prerequisite:<br />
AC301 or equivalent and senior status.<br />
(G)(3). Spring<br />
MPA589, Advanced Law: This course includes<br />
the following topics needed by candidates<br />
taking the CPA examination: corporate and<br />
other organizational structures, debtor creditor<br />
relationships, secured transactions, bankruptcy,<br />
securities laws and negotiable instruments.<br />
Prerequisite: MPA degree-seeking status or<br />
permission of Graduate Program Director.<br />
(G)(2). Spring.<br />
MPA590, CPA Examination Review: This<br />
course prepares students for the Financial Accounting<br />
and Reporting, Regulation, Auditing<br />
and Attestation, and Business Environment<br />
sections of Uniform Certified Public Accountants<br />
examination. The topics covered in this<br />
course include the topics listed in the content<br />
specification outline as published by the American<br />
Institute of Certified Public Accountants<br />
(AICPA). Prerequisites: MPA508, 511, 513,<br />
515, 527 and 578, or permission of Graduate<br />
Program Director. (G)(2). Summer.<br />
MPA594, Special Topics: Seminar in selected<br />
topics. Course content will vary each semester.<br />
Prerequisite: MPA degree-seeking status or<br />
permission of Graduate Program Director (G)(2).<br />
MPA595, Special Topics: Seminar in selected<br />
topics. Course content will vary each semester.<br />
Prerequisite: MPA degree-seeking status or<br />
permission of Graduate Program Director (G)(3).<br />
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