HBA 212-03
Principles of Accounting II
Monday and Wednesday 1:40 pm – 2:55pm
Wednesday – Live Class Session via BB Collaborate
Instructor: A.G. Meeks, Ph.D., CPA
Office Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 10:00am – 11am with Appointment
Via Blackboard Collaborate “Course Room”
Office Location: Blackboard Collaborate
Class Messenger: Blackboard Professor Communication
Announcements: Blackboard Announcements – check at least three times weekly
Course Description: Principles of Accounting II: (3 hours)
Course Purpose: The primary emphasis of the course is on introductory topics in managerial accounting. The course focus is on
how managers use accounting information to make decisions within the business enterprise.
Course Prerequisite: BUS211 (Principles of Accounting I) with a minimum grade of “C.”
Text: easy ACCESS via BLACKBOARD by selecting the TEXT BOOK link in the Content area
Or you may access via https://connect.mheducation.com/class/a-meeks-spring-2021_-212-03-_mw-140pm
Financial & Managerial Accounting Wild, 8e
EEO and Disability Statement
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Morehouse College is an equal opportunity employer and educational institution. Students with disabilities or
those who suspect they have a disability must register with the Office of Disability Services (“ODS”) in order to
receive accommodations. Students currently registered with the ODS are required to present their Disability
Services Accommodation Letter to faculty immediately upon receiving the accommodation. If you have any
questions, contact the Office of Disability Services, 100 Sale Hall Annex, Morehouse College, 830 Westview
Dr. SW, Atlanta, GA 30314, (404) 216-2636.
Goals and Outcomes:
• Apply analytical and computational skills to managerial accounting problems.
• Understand the purpose and nature of managerial accounting.
• Prepare reports and schedules for internal business decisions.
• Analyze and interpret accounting and financial information for use in decision making and anticipate the
impact of alternative decisions.
• Understand and use product costing and cost accounting systems as tools meet organizational goals.
Student Performance Goals and Objectives:
• Differentiate between financial and managerial accounting.
• Demonstrate an understanding of managerial accounting cost concepts
• Understand managerial accounting costing systems and prepare related reports: Job Order and Process
Costing systems, Variable Costing, and Absorption Costing.
