MSA - PROFESSIONAL TRACK: POSSIBLE COURSES TO CONSIDER
S = Link to Syllabus for Course (This has been
provided as a sample; it may not be valid for the semester you take course)
Also, make sure you have completed the MBA core or undergraduate equivalent
for pre-requisite courses -->
FINANCIAL
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MANAGERIAL
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TAX
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AUDIT/SYSTEMS
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The following are pre-requisites for the Remaining Courses With
the Same Category (See first note below)
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620 |
Financial
Reporting & Analysis (BA 650 is
a pre-req) |
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| S |
626 |
Audit
Systems
(Take 620 before 626) |
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Once the pre-requisite is complete, you are eligible
to take any remaining courses in the Same Category
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| S |
502 |
Advanced
Managerial |
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| S |
650 |
Tax
Research & Planning |
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or
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or
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| S |
670 |
Seminar
in Auditing |
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| S |
680 |
Seminar
in Managerial |
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| S |
651 |
Seminar
in Corporate Tax |
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| S |
671 |
Seminar
in Compilation & Review |
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| S |
681 |
Seminar
in Regulatory & Management Controls (This course may be
taken before any other courses on the list) |
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<--see 681 |
<--see 681 |
<--see 681 |
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Your program must consist of 620, 625, 624, and 626
unless you have an undergraduate degree in accounting. You are
advised to take 620 prior to 626. (Students with an undergraduate
degree in accounting will select 10 courses other than 620, 625, 624,
and 625 for their degree program
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Your program must consist of five additional courses
beyond the 620, 625, 624, and 626. Once the first course in
the category has been completed, you should be academically prepared
to take any of the other accounting courses in that category.
Since you are in the "professional track", I would prefer
you take the bulk of your courses from the Financial and Audit/Systems
courses and not take more than one remaining course from the managerial
and tax category. Keep in mind the additional rules:
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21 units must be 600 and 700 numbered courses
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12 units must be 650 and above courses
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15 units in accountancy courses at SDSU
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Students with undergraduates in accounting may also
desire to take courses in other areas. Some that have been recommended
by other students include:
Economics
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Finance
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Statistics
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Information and Decision Systems
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| S |
630 |
Microeconomic
Theory |
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| S |
617 |
Financial
Managment II |
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| S |
510 |
Applied
Regression Analysis |
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| S |
705 |
Communication
Strategy |
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| S |
661 |
Applied
Microeconomic Methods |
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| S |
641 |
Financing
the Emerging Enterprise |
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| S |
520 |
Applied
Multivariate Analysis |
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