Management Accounting

• Critically analyze primary and secondary sources.
• Demonstrate knowledge of geography by identifying counties, capitals, and bodies of water of major geographic regions.
• Demonstrate proficiency in critical reading and thinking by providing written evaluations of texts.
• Demonstrate historical knowledge of various and specific time periods and geographic regions through quizzes, exams, oral, and written assignments.
• Cite and document sources properly.
• Demonstrate mastery of historical methods, analytical skills, and critical writing by producing an original research project that is well argued, makes use of adequate sources, and uses appropriate citation format (Chicago style).
• Demonstrate improved writing skills (proficiency in appropriate grammar and syntax).
• Evaluate primary and secondary sources through an array of writing and oral assignments (reading responses, critical book reviews, class participation, online discussion boards, and research).

Management Accounting graduates are offered a wide range of career opportunities that include:

• financial analyst
• cost accountant
• budget manager
• inventory accountant
• treasurer and business operations executive