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Course Syllabus
Southern New Hampshire University Online
Course: ACC/660
Title: Controllership
Reference: x2264
Center: Online
Term # 2, Academic Year 2013
Class inclusive dates: 1/7 – 3/31/13
Instructor Information
Dana Leland
Email: d.leland@shnu.edu
Phone: 210-844-0565 12-10 pm CST
Textbook
Title: Controllership – The Work of the Managerial Accountant
Author: Janice M. Roehl-Anderson and Steven M. Bragg
Publisher: Wiley
Edition: 8th
Year of Publication: 2010
ISBN Number: 9780470481981
Course Prerequisites
ACC-600 or equivalent and ACC-620 or equivalent or permission of the instructor or the area chair.
Course Description
To help students gain an overview of the entire accounting process in the real world and to become competent financial managers able to apply their knowledge to the situations they will encounter in the workplace. Furthermore, through class discussion and participation, students will gain an understanding of the all-important people skills they will need in order to successfully apply their technical knowledge and to carry out all the functions of their position. In this course you will be expected to not only master the subject matter, but also to improve your written and oral communication skills so that you can lead your team in problem definition, analysis, possible solutions and, ultimately, good and proper recommendations for the course of action to be taken.
Expanded Objectives
The role of the corporate controller is rapidly changing. In this course, we will examine the various responsibilities that will be expected of the controller and the various perceptions and expectations that others in the organization will have of the controller. Accounting knowledge and transaction oversight is only the starting point. The corporate controller will need to have knowledge of how to deal with, and potentially the ability to manage, human resources and benefits administration,
Course Syllabus
Southern New Hampshire University Online
Course: ACC/660
Title: Controllership
Reference: x2264
Center: Online
Term # 2, Academic Year 2013
Class inclusive dates: 1/7 – 3/31/13
Instructor Information
Dana Leland
Email: d.leland@shnu.edu
Phone: 210-844-0565 12-10 pm CST
Textbook
Title: Controllership – The Work of the Managerial Accountant
Author: Janice M. Roehl-Anderson and Steven M. Bragg
Publisher: Wiley
Edition: 8th
Year of Publication: 2010
ISBN Number: 9780470481981
Course Prerequisites
ACC-600 or equivalent and ACC-620 or equivalent or permission of the instructor or the area chair.
Course Description
To help students gain an overview of the entire accounting process in the real world and to become competent financial managers able to apply their knowledge to the situations they will encounter in the workplace. Furthermore, through class discussion and participation, students will gain an understanding of the all-important people skills they will need in order to successfully apply their technical knowledge and to carry out all the functions of their position. In this course you will be expected to not only master the subject matter, but also to improve your written and oral communication skills so that you can lead your team in problem definition, analysis, possible solutions and, ultimately, good and proper recommendations for the course of action to be taken.
Expanded Objectives
The role of the corporate controller is rapidly changing. In this course, we will examine the various responsibilities that will be expected of the controller and the various perceptions and expectations that others in the organization will have of the controller. Accounting knowledge and transaction oversight is only the starting point. The corporate controller will need to have knowledge of how to deal with, and potentially the ability to manage, human resources and benefits administration,
Links: |You will find links to information outside the Blackboard course here, | | |including a link to the Southern New Hampshire University Library. | |Faculty Information |You will find information here about the course professor and how to contact| | |me. | General Expectations/ Housekeeping Information and Any Other Supplemental Information • All papers should be submitted through the appropriate Assignment in Blackboard by the stated due date using Microsoft Word or similar word processing format. The length of the paper is defined by instructor and should follow APA formatting guidelines. No scanned work is accepted, no exceptions. • Only posts made to the Discussion Board during the week that questions are assigned will be considered. • All case problems/assignments must be submitted to the appropriate Assignments Link in Blackboard by 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST) on or before the due date. • ***Late Policy***: Please be timely in submitting your assignments. I will always accept assignments a day or two early; however, I will deduct 10% for each day an assignment is late. For example, if you prepare an assignment that would earn 20 points, and I receive it two days late, you will only receive 16 points versus 20 points. After four days, the assignment will no longer be accepted, and you will receive a “0”. There are no exceptions to this policy. • At the conclusion of week 11, all work must be submitted by midnight (EST) on Sunday. No work will be accepted after the course ends.