Undergraduate Courses
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2002.
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2003.
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2004.
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2005.
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2001.
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2001.
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2001.
Professional Practice Issues in Accounting and AuditingStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(ACC 601), Spring 2006.
Professional IssuesStudy of current accounting and audit issues within a case context. Students will be required to perform computerized research, analyze topical accounting and audit issues, and make case presentations. Intensive three week course to build on experiences developed during the internship program.
(AIS 601 Section 1), Spring 2007.
Reading & Rsch-AccountingReading and Research-Accounting
(AIS 399 Section 85), Spring 2008.
Bus Fund for Non-Bus Majors IPart of a two course sequence introducing non-business students to basic concepts, practices and analytical methods that are part of the market enterprise system. This course is a basic overview on: accounting, finance, and business law.
(BUS 310 Section 1), Fall 2010.
Fundamentals of Accounting andPart of a two course sequence introducing non-business students to basic concepts, practices and analytical methods that are part of the market enterprise system. This course is a basic overview on: accounting, finance, and business law.
(BUS 310 Section 1), Fall 2011.
Financial Reporting IIExamines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques used to measure and report financial information to investors, creditors, and other external users, including dilutive securities, investments, revenue recognition, income tax allocation, pensions, leases and accounting changes.
(ACC 302), Fall 2003.
Financial Reporting IIExamines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques used to measure and report financial information to investors, creditors, and other external users, including dilutive securities, investments, revenue recognition, income tax allocation, pensions, leases and accounting changes.
(AIS 302 Section 2), Spring 2008.
Financial Reporting IIntermediate accounting I - required accounting course for accounting and finance students.
(AIS/AIS 301 Section 4), Fall 2017.
Download SyllabusIntroduction to BusinessIntroduction to the basic concepts, practices and analytical methods that are part of the market enterprise system. Overview of the basic functions: management, accounting, finance, operations, and marketing conducted within a social and ethical framework.
(BUS 100 Section 1), Fall 2009.
Introduc tory AccountingIntroduction to Financial Accounting - Required course for all students in WI School of Business.
I serve as course coordinator and oversee 3 TAs, who lead lectures.
(ACC/ACC 100), Spring 2013.
Introductory AccountingIntroduction to Financial Accounting - Required course for all students in WI School of Business.
I serve as course coordinator and oversee 18 TAs, who lead lectures.
(ACC/ACC 100), Fall 2013.
Graduate Courses
Smr:Financial Reporting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(ACC 770 Section 1), Fall 2008.
Smr:Financial Reporting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(ACC 770 Section 2), Fall 2008.
Seminar in Financial Accounting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(ACC 770), Fall 2005.
Seminar in Financial Accounting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(ACC 770), Fall 2005.
Seminar in Financial Accounting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(AIS 770), Fall 2006.
Seminar in Financial Accounting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(AIS 770), Fall 2006.
Financial Reporting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(AIS 770 Section 1), Fall 2007.
Financial Reporting TheoryIntensive study and critical examination of accounting theories, concepts and standards; evaluations of the pronouncements of professional societies and governmental agencies.
(AIS 770 Section 2), Fall 2007.
Capstone in Accounting1-Year Capstone course with 6 varied modules on contemporary issues.
(AIS 765 Section 1), Fall 2017.
Download SyllabusCombined Undergraduate & Graduate Courses
Financial Reporting IIExamines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques used to measure and report financial information to investors, creditors, and other external users, including dilutive securities, investments, revenue recognition, income tax allocation, pensions, leases and accounting changes.
(ACC/ACC 302/702 Section 2), Fall 2008.
Financial Reporting IIExamines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques used to measure and report financial information to investors, creditors, and other external users, including dilutive securities, investments, revenue recognition, income tax allocation, pensions, leases and accounting changes.
(ACC/ACC 302/702), Fall 2001.
Financial Reporting IIExamines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques used to measure and report financial information to investors, creditors, and other external users, including dilutive securities, investments, revenue recognition, income tax allocation, pensions, leases and accounting changes.
(ACC/ACC 302/702), Fall 2004.
Financial Reporting IIExamines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques used to measure and report financial information to investors, creditors, and other external users, including dilutive securities, investments, revenue recognition, income tax allocation, pensions, leases and accounting changes.
(AIS/AIS 702/302 Section 1), Fall 2010.
Financial Reporting IIExamines current and emerging financial accounting theory and techniques used to measure and report financial information to investors, creditors, and other external users, including dilutive securities, investments, revenue recognition, income tax alloca
(AIS/AIS 302/702 Section 1), Fall 2011.
Learning/Teaching Oriented Publications
Kieso, D. & Weygandt, J. & Warfield, T. (2017). Intermediate Accounting - 3rd Edition: IFRS Edition.
Kieso, D. & Weygandt, J. & Warfield, T. (2016). Intermediate Accounting, 16th Edition. , 1557.
Kieso, D. & Weygandt, J. & Warfield, T. (2014). Intermediate Accounting - 2nd Edition: IFRS Edition.
Kieso, D. & Weygandt, J. & Warfield, T. (2014). Intermediate Accounting, 15th Edition - FASB Update. , 1557.
Kieso, D. & Weygandt, J. & Warfield, T. (2013). Intermediate Accounting, 15th Edition. , 1557.
Kieso, D. & Weygandt, J. & Warfield, T. (2011). Intermediate Accounting, 14th Edition.
Dickinson, V. & Kimmel, P. & Warfield, T. (2011).
Bioscience Company: Accounting for Idle Plant Assets. Issues in Accounting Education (26), 155-162. doi: 10.2308/iace.2011.26.1.155.
Kieso, D. & Weygandt, J. & Warfield, T. (2010). Intermediate Accounting: IFRS Edition.
Kimmel, P. & Warfield, T. (2008).
Accelerating Corporate Performance: Stock Buy Backs with Zip. Issues in Accounting Education (23), 117-126. doi: 10.2308/iace.2008.23.1.119.
Warfield, T. & Skaife, H. & Johnstone-Zehms, K. (2002).
Effects of Repeated Practice and Contextual Writing Experiences on College Students' Writing Skills. Journal of Educational Psychology (94), 305-315. doi: 10.1037/0022-0663.94.2.305.