2009–2010 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
ACC201 Accounting I credits: 3
Students examine the fundamental principles of accounting with emphasis on financial accounting. Topics include asset valuation,
income determination, use of working papers, and the preparation of basic financial statements. (Haab) Prerequisite: BUS101 &
Sophomore standing
ACC202 Accounting II credits: 3
Students continue to examine the fundamental principles of accounting with emphasis on financial accounting, then begin analysis
and practice in managerial accounting. Topics for this course include accounting for liabilities and owners' equity, cash flow
statements, financial statement analysis, and product costing. (Haab) Prerequisite: ACC201
ACC241 Managerial Accounting credits: 3
This is course is an introduction to managerial accounting information and how it is used in making business decisions. The
concepts covered, such as budgeting, ethics, performance measurement and cost control will be useful to all future decision
makers and managers. Prerequisites: ACC201 & ACC202
ACC310 Introduction to Financial Accounting credits: 3
Presents the major accounting processes, financial statements and basic accounting transactions, as well as an analysis and use of
financial statements in business decisions. (ADP)
ADP301 Experiential Learning/Critical Thinking credits: 2
A review of critical thinking skills, featuring conceptualization and introduction of the student to the experiential learning
component of the degree program. Lifelong learning essay composition and other degree completion strategies are studied on an
individualized basis. (ADP)
ADP310 Writing the Critical Analysis (w) credits: 3
Allows students to write essays that analyze and explain using claims of fact, value, and policy. The course also introduces
students to the Lifelong Learning Paper. (ADP)
ART101 Drawing & Design I credits: 3
This course introduces the student to basic drawing techniques, the study of composition, and the use of a variety of wet and dry
media.
ART110H Painting with Watercolors credits: 2
Students explore watercolor painting as an integrative process involving aspects of drawing, design, color, and image in the
organization of a two-dimensional surface.
ART110I Ceramics: Handbuilding credits: 2
Students explore the techniques of hand built ceramic form, as related to functional ware and as sculptural object. A variety of
clay techniques, glazing, firing procedures, and topics in craft criticism are explored.
ART110J Ceramics: Wheel Thrown Vessels credits: 2
Students explore the techniques of wheel-thrown form, as related to functional ware and the vessel as sculptural object. A variety
of clay techniques, glazing, firing procedures, and topics in craft criticism are explored.
ART110K Photography for Non-Art Majors credits: 3
A thorough first term course in basic black and white photography. It is designed for the student with no prior knowledge of
photography. The course will introduce the student to: the basic understanding and operation of the 35mm SLR camera, the basic
understanding and operation of the enlarger, the proper mixing and handling of photographic chemicals, proper darkroom
procedures, proper film development, the techniques of print making, and basic lighting techniques.
ART110N Glass credits: 3
Introduces the student to basic hot and cold glassworking techniques. Students will learn how to gather and manipulate molten
glass, use color in glass, work with different tools, and make a variety of basic forms.
ART110P Pochoir Printmaking credits: 1
An introduction to the pochoir process of printmaking.
ART110Q Serigraphy Printmaking credits: 1
An introduction to the serigraphy process of printmaking.
ART110R Relief Printmaking credits: 1
An introduction to the relief process of printmaking.
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