ACC 1000-01 - INTRO TO FIN ACCTG
- Academic Period:
- Fall 2025
- Section:
- ACC 1000-01 - INTRO TO FIN ACCTG
- Title:
- INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
- Meeting Patterns:
- Mon/Wed | 8:00 - 9:30
- Locations:
- HELV DiMatteo Classroom G24 Can be several values or empty
- Start Date:
- Monday, August 25, 2025 Date format can be changed
- End Date:
- Friday, December 12, 2025 Date format can be changed
- Instructor Name:
- Caroline Owens
- Instructor Email:
- cowens1@babson.edu
- Academic Unit:
- A&L - Accounting and Law
- Academic Level:
- Undergraduate
- Maximum Credits:
- 4
- Delivery Mode:
- In-Person
- Allowed Grading Bases:
- Graded
- Section Status:
- Closed
- Enrollment Count:
- 41
- Section Capacity:
- 40
- Description:
- ACC1000 Introduction To Financial Accounting Foundation Management 4 Credits ACC1000 will provide you with an introduction to the construction, analysis and forecasting of financial statements. These financial statements consist of the income statement, the balance sheet and the statement of cash flows as well as the associated explanatory statement footnotes. Using actual entrepreneurial companies as well as publicly traded companies you will learn how to prepare, analyze, interpret and forecast financial statements. By the conclusion of the course, you will be able to forecast and analyze financial statements for investment decisions as well as to model and analyze the financial effects of different strategic directions as an owner of the company. These skills will benefit you in whatever career path you choose.
- HTML Description:
ACC1000 Introduction To Financial Accounting
Foundation Management4 Credits
ACC1000 will provide you with an introduction to the construction, analysis and forecasting of financial statements. These financial statements consist of the income statement, the balance sheet and the statement of cash flows as well as the associated explanatory statement footnotes. Using actual entrepreneurial companies as well as publicly traded companies you will learn how to prepare, analyze, interpret and forecast financial statements. By the conclusion of the course, you will be able to forecast and analyze financial statements for investment decisions as well as to model and analyze the financial effects of different strategic directions as an owner of the company. These skills will benefit you in whatever career path you choose.- Format:
- In-Person Can be several values or empty
- Session:
- Full Session Can be several values or empty
- Elective:
- Can be several values or empty
- Program:
- Foundation Management (UGrad), , , Can be several values or empty
- Academic Period:
- Spring 2026
- Section:
- ACC 1000-01 - INTRO TO FIN ACCTG
- Title:
- INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
- Meeting Patterns:
- Locations:
- Can be several values or empty
- Start Date:
- Monday, January 19, 2026 Date format can be changed
- End Date:
- Sunday, May 10, 2026 Date format can be changed
- Instructor Name:
- Benjamin Luippold
- Instructor Email:
- bluippold@babson.edu
- Academic Unit:
- A&L - Accounting and Law
- Academic Level:
- Undergraduate
- Maximum Credits:
- 4
- Delivery Mode:
- In-Person
- Allowed Grading Bases:
- Graded
- Section Status:
- Open
- Enrollment Count:
- 1
- Section Capacity:
- 38
- Description:
- ACC1000 Introduction To Financial Accounting Foundation Management 4 Credits ACC1000 will provide you with an introduction to the construction, analysis and forecasting of financial statements. These financial statements consist of the income statement, the balance sheet and the statement of cash flows as well as the associated explanatory statement footnotes. Using actual entrepreneurial companies as well as publicly traded companies you will learn how to prepare, analyze, interpret and forecast financial statements. By the conclusion of the course, you will be able to forecast and analyze financial statements for investment decisions as well as to model and analyze the financial effects of different strategic directions as an owner of the company. These skills will benefit you in whatever career path you choose.
- HTML Description:
ACC1000 Introduction To Financial Accounting
Foundation Management4 Credits
ACC1000 will provide you with an introduction to the construction, analysis and forecasting of financial statements. These financial statements consist of the income statement, the balance sheet and the statement of cash flows as well as the associated explanatory statement footnotes. Using actual entrepreneurial companies as well as publicly traded companies you will learn how to prepare, analyze, interpret and forecast financial statements. By the conclusion of the course, you will be able to forecast and analyze financial statements for investment decisions as well as to model and analyze the financial effects of different strategic directions as an owner of the company. These skills will benefit you in whatever career path you choose.- Format:
- In-Person, In-Person Can be several values or empty
- Session:
- Full Session, Full Session Can be several values or empty
- Elective:
- Can be several values or empty
- Program:
- Foundation Management (UGrad), , , , Foundation Management (UGrad), , , Can be several values or empty