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ACCT 715 TAX MANAGEMENT
Former course number 615 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
The course examines the impact of tax legislation and regulations on
the management planning process. It will include the techniques of
analyzing the tax implications associated with investment
consideration, acquisitions, mergers, and other related financial
planning issues.

ACCT 718 ADVANCED AUDITING
Former course number 618 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
The course is designed to focus issues relating to statistical sampling
techniques, implications of replacement cost data in the audit
techniques, as well as other current accounting issues associated with
audit compliance procedures.

ACCT 719 CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN ACCOUNTING
Former course number 619 Prerequisites: None
Credits: 3
The course captures recent developments in all areas of accounting.
The relevance, importance, practicality, and appropriateness of the
respective accounting issues are examined and discussed. It is
recommended that students
take this course in their last semester.

Computer Science

COSC 502 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION
Prerequisites: Graduate Status
Credits: 3
Contemporary computer internal architecture and operation are
described at various levels, beginning with a summary of digital logic
design of memory, buses and processor chips. Topics include:
microprogramming, machine language, addressing techniques,
interrupts, operating systems, virtual memory and memory
management, one-pass and two-pass assemblers, linking and loading,
and advanced computer architectures.

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