Managerial Accounting--ACC1102
Professor Wayne G. Bremser, Ph D, CPA
office: Bartley 3024

Office hours (Spring 2008) : T, Th 10:30-11:40; T 8:45-9:00PM and by appointment. (I will make every possible effort to keep these hours, but meetings and other professional responsibilities sometimes prevent this. Most exceptions to these hours will be announced in class. I am usually in the office 10 to 15 hours per week.)

MAIL ADDRESSES:
Telephone and voice mail-- 610-519-4314
Email -- I check my email every day.

Course Links:
 
Text: Managerial Accounting, 7^th edition; Ronald W. Hilton; Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 2008.
 

Power point slides and other course material are on Blackboard/WebCT website for the course.

Text website with useful study aids: www.mhhe.com/hilton7e

1. Click on Student Edition
2. Select the chapter you want to study
3. You will find:
Quizzes
Multiple Choice Quiz
True or False

More Resources
Excel Templates
Glossary
Flashcards
PowerPoint Presentations
Narrated Slides
Topic Tackler
iPod Content
 

NEWS:

CAREER INFORMATION
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Exams: The focus of our exams will be on the main points covered in class. The homework problems review these points and may provide some extensions. My exams typically have 2 or 3 short problems, which may have essay parts. There may be a short essay. There may be 10 - 15 conceptual multiple-choice questions. Approximately one week before the exam, I provide tips for test on the course download site  to guide students. I may also post practice exam questions.

Homework policy clarification: See schedule and course website for homework to be submitted. Changes may be announced in class.You are allowed to miss one homework for whatever reason, including sickness. An exception is an extended sickness (one week plus) with supporting letter from the Dean's office. Your homework will not be returned. Thus, make a copy if you want it. I will put solutions on the course website shortly after the homework is scheduled. You are encouraged to use excel for homework.

The CD that came with your book has chapter 21 on analyzing financial statements. This reviews some key concepts from your financial accounting course, which will be helpful in studying budgeting and planning. Financial statement analysis techniques are also important background knowledge for the team project!

The CD that came with your book has a partially completed excel template (spats). Use this to do the homework and submit a printout. Save the file. Your homework will not be returned. Look at the ready shows folder on the CD that came with your book. The power point slides are useful summaries of key concepts. We will use some of these in class.