Course Descriptions

Notes:

Courses coded from 3000-4999 are upper-division courses. (See Course Numbering System in the Procedures and Regulations Chapter).
All 4000-level courses may be applied toward master’s degree requirements, subject to limits established by the department and approval of the graduate adviser.
Classified graduate standing is required for enrollment in 5000-level courses; exception applies to students who are enrolled in a postbaccalaureate certificate or credential program.

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Accounting (Undergraduate)
	• ACCT 2100 - Principles of Financial Accounting
	• ACCT 2110 - Principles of Managerial Accounting
	• ACCT 3100 - Accounting Information for Decision Making
	• ACCT 3200A - Intermediate Financial Accounting and Reporting I
	• ACCT 3200B - Intermediate Financial Accounting and Reporting II
	• ACCT 3210 - Taxation of Individuals
	• ACCT 3220 - Cost Accounting
	• ACCT 3250 - Leadership and Professional Skills for Accountants
	• ACCT 3610 - Job Search for Accountants
	• ACCT 3620 - Writing for Success
	• ACCT 3630 - Fraud Detection Techniques
	• ACCT 4200 - Advanced Financial Accounting and Reporting
	• ACCT 4210A - Corporate Taxation
	• ACCT 4210C - State and Local Taxation
	• ACCT 4210D - IRS’ Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
	• ACCT 4230 - Data Analytics for Accounting
	• ACCT 4240A - Accounting Information Systems
	• ACCT 4240B - Auditing
	• ACCT 4250 - International Accounting
	• ACCT 4270 - Governmental and Institutional Accounting
	• ACCT 4280A - Internal Auditing
	• ACCT 4340 - Professional Accounting Ethics
	• ACCT 4350 - Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 4360 - Advanced Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 4370 - Security Risk Management and Internal Controls (also listed as CIS 4370)
	• ACCT 4380 - Computer Forensics and Investigations (also listed as CIS 4380)
	• ACCT 4540 - Special Topics in Accounting
	• ACCT 4610 - CPA Exam Preparations
	• ACCT 4720 - Accounting for Small and Medium-Sized Entities
	• ACCT 4730 - Specialized Industry Accounting
	• ACCT 4740 - Professional Accounting Software
	• ACCT 4950 - Case Studies and Research in Accounting
	• ACCT 4980 - Undergraduate Directed Study
Accounting (Graduate)
	• ACCT 5000 - Financial and Managerial Accounting
	• ACCT 5200 - Management Accounting Theory
	• ACCT 5210A - Taxation of Corporations and Partnerships
	• ACCT 5210C - State and Local Taxation
	• ACCT 5210D - IRS’ Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
	• ACCT 5220 - Seminar: Current Topics in Financial Reporting
	• ACCT 5240A - Accounting Information Systems
	• ACCT 5240B - Auditing
	• ACCT 5250 - International Accounting
	• ACCT 5260 - Financial Accounting Theory
	• ACCT 5270 - Governmental and Institutional Accounting
	• ACCT 5290 - Advanced Financial Accounting
	• ACCT 5340 - Professional Accounting Ethics
	• ACCT 5350 - Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 5360 - Advanced Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 5440A - Advanced Accounting Information Systems
	• ACCT 5440B - Advanced Auditing
	• ACCT 5540 - Special Topics in Accounting
	• ACCT 5610 - CPA Exam Preparations
	• ACCT 5710 - Accounting for Healthcare Managers
	• ACCT 5720 - Seminar: Accounting for Small and Medium-Sized Entities
	• ACCT 5730 - Specialized Industry Accounting
	• ACCT 5750 - Leadership and Professional Skills for Accountants
	• ACCT 5850 - Tax Theory and Business Applications
	• ACCT 5860 - Tax And Accounting Research
	• ACCT 5870 - Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders
	• ACCT 5880 - International Taxation
	• ACCT 5900 - Taxation of Property Transactions
	• ACCT 5910 - Taxation of Partnerships and LLCs
	• ACCT 5920 - Taxation of Estate and Gifts
	• ACCT 5930 - Tax Procedures
	• ACCT 5980 - Graduate Research Study
	• ACCT 5995 - Case Studies and Research in Accounting
Anthropology (Undergraduate)
	• ANTH 1001 - Where in the World of Education at Cal State LA are You?
	• ANTH 1500 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
	• ANTH 1700 - Archaeology and World Prehistory
	• ANTH 2300 - Language and Society (also listed as ENGL 2100)
	• ANTH 2600 - Biological Anthropology
	• ANTH 2700 - Great Archaeological Discoveries of the Past
	• ANTH 3000 - Immigrant Experiences and Social Justice in the Americas (also listed as LAS 3000)
	• ANTH 3005 - Evolutionary Perspectives on Emotions
	• ANTH 3100 - Evolutionary Perspectives on Gender
	• ANTH 3150 - Evolutionary Perspectives on Violence
	• ANTH 3200 - Where in the Californian Community are You?
	• ANTH 3210 - Where in the Global World are You?
	• ANTH 3350 - Maturity and Aging in Cross-Cultural Perspective
	• ANTH 3360 - Dress in Culture and Society
	• ANTH 3380 - Gendered Roles, Gender Identity, and Sexualities in Cross-Cultural Perspective
	• ANTH 3550 - Cultural Evolution and Ancient Civilizations
	• ANTH 3610 - Race, Racism, and Human Variation
	• ANTH 3700 - Perspectives and Methods of Archaeological Science
	• ANTH 3790 - Writing Community Stories
	• ANTH 3850 - Measurement of Human Difference (also listed as PHIL 3850)
	• ANTH 3960 - Honors Thesis
	• ANTH 4000 - Professional Development for Anthropologists
	• ANTH 4010 - Comparative Cultures
	• ANTH 4040 - Peoples of South America
	• ANTH 4060 - Indians of North America
	• ANTH 4070 - Indians of California
	• ANTH 4080 - Peoples of Mesoamerica
	• ANTH 4130 - Peoples of Africa
	• ANTH 4140 - Peoples of Asia
	• ANTH 4150 - Asian American Communities in Southern California (also listed as AAAS 4150)
	• ANTH 4190 - The History of Archaeological Thought
	• ANTH 4210 - Archaeology of North America
	• ANTH 4220 - The Archaeology of Islands and Coastlines
	• ANTH 4230 - Material Culture

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