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    Ucf Acg 2071 Spring 2008 Syllabus

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    This document provides information about a Principles of Managerial Accounting course offered at the University of Central Florida in spring 2008. The instructor is George Bernard and the class will be held on Fridays from 1:30-4:20pm. The course objectives are to learn how to use accounting information to make management decisions. Students will be evaluated based on 5 tests taken throughout the semester in the College of Business Testing Lab. The tentative schedule provides the chapters, topics, homework assignments, and test dates for the semester.

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    This document provides information about a Principles of Managerial Accounting course offered at the University of Central Florida in spring 2008. The instructor is George Bernard and the class will be held on Fridays from 1:30-4:20pm. The course objectives are to learn how to use accounting information to make management decisions. Students will be evaluated based on 5 tests taken throughout the semester in the College of Business Testing Lab. The tentative schedule provides the chapters, topics, homework assignments, and test dates for the semester.

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    Ucf Acg 2071 Spring 2008 Syllabus

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    UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA

    School of Accounting
    Principles of Managerial Accounting, Spring 2008
    ACG 2071 Fridays 1:30 – 4:20pm

    Instructor: George Bernard, CPA, MBA Office: BA-I, Room 433


    Phone: 407-823-5661 (UCF Office) Office Hours: Fridays 1:00 – 1:30pm
    407-708-2436 (SCC Office)
    407-322-5021 (Home)
    E-mail: [email protected]
    Class Web Site: http://www.bus.ucf.edu/gbernard/

    Prerequisites: Sophomore standing, ACG 2021, and College Algebra

    Objectives: You will learn how to use accounting information to make management decisions for a
    company. Special emphasis will be placed on measurement and behavior of product costs,
    product pricing, capital investment decisions, and various budgeting issues. Additionally, you
    will show competence in analytical and problem-solving skills related to accounting information.

    Materials: Required: Managerial Accounting, 6th OR 7th Edition, Hilton, McGraw – Hill
    Optional: Study Guide 6th OR 7th Edition to accompany text.

    Method of Instruction: Class sessions will include lectures, problem solving, and class discussion. You should be
    an active participant in the classroom. Even though this is a large class, you are encouraged to ask questions and
    seek clarification of issues when necessary.

    Attendance is critical to your success in the class. You should read the assigned chapters and attempt to complete
    the assigned exercises and problems prior to each class meeting. If missing a class, you are responsible for
    information covered, as well as any changes in assignments.

    Evaluation: Grades will be based on the following points:

    Tests: (highest 5 @ 100 pts) Total Points = 500

    Grading Scale: A = At least 90% of available points


    B+ = At least 88% but less than 90%
    B = At least 80% but less than 88%
    C+ = At least 78% but less than 80%
    C = At least 70% but less than 78%
    D = At least 60% but less than 70%
    F = Less than 60%

    Tests: There will be 6 tests. No make-up tests will be given. I will count your 5 highest test scores toward your
    grade (i.e – I will drop your lowest test score). If you miss a test, this will automatically count as your lowest test
    score. If you miss a second test, your grade for that test will be a zero. Tests will consist of multiple choice
    questions and will be administered in the College of Business Testing Lab located in BA-II, Room 104. The lab uses
    a flexible testing environment which allows you to take the test in the testing lab anytime during a scheduled range
    of day(s) for that particular test. You will be allowed 180 minutes to complete each test. Once the 180 minutes have
    expired, no additional minutes will be allowed. You must bring your UCF picture ID. I encourage you to use a
    calculator (the lab only allows a financial calculator or the calculator on the computer); if you need scratch paper,
    the lab will provide it. You may also bring a 3 x 5 card with formulas and notes. The scratch paper and the 3 x 5
    card must be turned in before you leave the lab.

    Tutoring Services: Tutoring services are available to students through the Student Academic Resource Center
    (SARC) in Phillips Hall. You will need to check with SARC for a specific time schedule.

    Academic Honesty Policy: All students are expected to conduct themselves according to the academic behavior
    standards published in the UCF student handbook. When a violation of the academic behavior standards becomes
    known, the instructor will take appropriate measures which may include loss of credit for an assignment, removal of
    the student from the course with a grade of F, or recommendation to the Dean of students that appropriate
    disciplinary action be taken.

    Disclaimer: Changes in the topics covered, assigned problems and dates may be made at any time during the
    semester. Any changes will be announced in class. If you miss class, you are still responsible for the changes.
    Tentative Assignment Schedule – Spring 2008

    Date Chapter Topic Homework Assignments

    1/11 Introduction, 1 The Role of Managerial E6: Ex 1-26, Pr 1-29


    Accounting E7: Ex 1-25, Pr 1-29

    2 Basic Cost Management E6: Ex 2-24, 28, 30, 32, Pr 2-56


    Concepts E7: Ex 2-28, 29, 30, 31, Pr 2-52

    1/18 3 Product Costing and Cost E6: Ex 3-23, 24, 33 Pr 3-44, 56


    Accumulation E7: Ex 3-23, 27, 35, Pr 3-42, 55

    1/25 Test #1 – Chapters 1-3

    2/1 5 Activity-Based Costing E6: Ex 5-25, Pr 5-33, 36, 38


    E7: Ex 5-22, Pr 5-35, 36, 37

    2/8 6 Activity-Based Management E6: Ex 6-27, 32


    E7: Ex 6-21, 31

    7 Cost Behavior E6: Ex 7-22, 25, 29


    E7: Ex 7-24, 25, 30

    2/15 Test #2 – Chapters 5-7

    2/22 8 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis E6: Ex 8-27, 30, Pr 8-34, 35


    E7: Ex 8-25, 29, Pr 8-35, 40

    2/29 Test #3 – Chapter 8

    9 Budgeting E6: Ex 9-25, 28


    E7: Ex 9-25, 27

    10 Standard Costing E6: Ex 10-28, Pr 10-48


    E7: Ex 10-32, Pr 10-42

    3/7 Test #4 – Chapters 9-10

    3/14 NO CLASS – SPRING BREAK

    3/21 11 Flexible Budgets E6: Ex 11-32, Pr 11-40, 42


    E7: Ex 11-28, Pr 11-39, 43

    3/28 12 Responsibility Accounting E6: Ex 12-30, 31, 35, 39


    E7: Ex 12-27, 31, 33, 35

    13 Investment Centers and Transfer Pricing E6: Ex 13-24, 26, 29, 32, 33, 34 Pr 13-40
    E7: Ex 13-24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 34 Pr 13-42

    4/4 Test #5 – Chapters 11-13

    4/11 14 Relevant Costs E6: Ex 14-31, 32 Pr 14-47, 51


    E7: Ex 14-33, 38 Pr 14-45, 54

    4/18 15 Pricing Decisions

    16 Capital Budgeting E6: Ex 16-24, 25, 36, 37


    E7: Ex 16-24, 25, 35, 37

    4/25 Test #6 – Chapters 14-16

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