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|Number=ACCT215
|Credits=3
|Taught_at=Olayan School of Business
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{{Course
|Description=A course that covers the use, interpretation, and analysis of management accounting information for management decision-making, planning, and control of operations.  The focus is on cost behavior, cost measurement, budgeting, performance measurement and evaluation, responsibility accounting, and product costing.
|LearningGoals=ACCT215_B-LG1: Professional Business Competence, ACCT215_B-LG2: Decision Making
|SpecificLearningObjectives=ACCT215_B-LG1.1: Business Professional Knowledge & Competence, ACCT215_B-LG2.1: Decision Making
|PrerequisiteCourses=ACCT210 - Financial Accounting, 
|Topics=Managerial Accounting and the Business Environment, Cost Terms Concepts and Classification, Cost Behavior: Analysis and Use, Cost-Volume Profit Relationships, Activity-Based Costing: A Tool to Aid Decision Making, Profit Planning, Standard Costs and the Balanced Scorecard, Flexible Budgets and Overhead Analysis, Relevant Costs for Decision Making, System Design: Job order costing, System Design: Process costing
|InstructionalMethodology=Lecture, Class Discussion, Problem Solving, Individual Case Study, Group Case Study
|PerformanceEvaluation=ACCT215_Midterm Examination, ACCT215_Final Examination, ACCT215_Attendance and Participation, ACCT215_Case 1, ACCT215_Case 2
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