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Ph.D. Program Guidebook 2007-2008 B. Prerequisite or Concurrent Registration Courses. Students must enroll in all of the following prerequisite courses, earning an average grade of “B” (3.0) or higher: B30901: E30100, E30200, B33911 B30902: B41901, B41902, B35902 B30903: B30902, B35901 B30904: B30116 or permission of instructor. Courses taken to fulfill the dissertation area requirements may also be used to fulfill support area and coordinated sequence requirements. (2) Successful completion of the accounting area written General Examination. Students normally take this exam in the summer immediately following their second year in the program. Students failing the exam (or any of its component parts) at the first sitting will be expected to retake the exam by the end of October of the same calendar year. (3) Successful completion of the accounting workshop participation requirement. Accounting Ph.D. students are expected to attend accounting workshops throughout their studies here. The Ph.D. Program workshop requirement is met by registering for and receiving a passing grade in the accounting workshop (B30600) during each quarter of the second and third years in the Program. When registered for the workshop, students should check with the workshop coordinator at the beginning of each quarter to determine what they need to do to earn the grade of P. (4) Successful completion of any M.B.A. Program accounting courses required to complete the individual student’s knowledge of accounting (as determined by the Ph.D. Student Area Advisor in Accounting). For those students without a strong background in accounting, this would normally comprise at least 30000, 30116, and 30130. Students in accounting can take a variety of support area/coordinated sequence combinations. Examples are: Support Area Economics Econometrics & Statistics Managerial & Organizational Behavior Coordinated Sequence Econometrics & Statistics Economics Economics Here is an example of a four-year course schedule for a Ph.D. student writing a dissertation in accounting and taking economics as a support area and econometrics/statistics as a coordinated sequence. Students with other interests will take different schedules. Year 1 in the Program: Description Autumn Winter Spring Summer Accounting B30902 Optional 1 st -year paper Price Theory E30100 E30200 XXX Finance B35901 B35902 Econometrics/Statistics B41901 B41902 XXX rev. 7/2007 13
Ph.D. Program Guidebook 2007-2008 Attend Area Workshop Year 2 in the Program: Description Autumn Winter Spring Summer Accounting B30903 B30904 B30901 Economics B33911 E3xxx Econometrics/Statistics B41910 B41911 B41912 Specialized Courses (as needed) XXX XXX XXX Area Workshop B30600 B30600 B30600 Year 3 in the Program: Description Autumn Winter Spring Summer Specialized Courses (as needed) XXX XXX XXX Area Workshop B30600 B30600 B30600 Curriculum Paper Complete Present Dissertation Begin Continue Continue Year 4 in the Program: Description Autumn Winter Spring Summer Specialized Courses (as needed) XXX XXX XXX Dissertation Propose Continue Continue Complete Attend Area Workshop Curriculum Paper, Written General Exam Accounting as a Coordinated Sequence: The following accounting courses can be taken to fulfill the coordinated sequence requirement: B30901, B30902, B30903, B30904 or any one of B30115, B30116, B30117, B30118, B30119, or B30130. rev. 7/2007 14
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