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Holly Denney, MDE

The University of Texas at El Paso

I originally came to The University of Texas at El Paso with the intent of earning a second bachelor's degree in Accounting. Instead, I began taking "leveling courses," undergraduate courses that covered the range of business fields, for an MBA.

My first distance education course was at UTEP - ESOL 2301 - English for Science and Technology. I was fascinated with the freedom of online learning, I learned a lot, and I was convinced that it was a viable way to learn.

Now that I've completed the MDE, I'm returning to UTEP to finish the MBA and to take additional accounting courses for the CPA exam.

My paper from the Accounting for Management course will be attached. Future papers will be considered for inclusion in this site.

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Courses completed:

Leveling Courses

ECON 2303 - Principles of Economics

A survey of the basic principles of economics designed to give a broad understanding of the economy; primary 
attention is given to aggregate problems and issues considered of particular importance to the nation.

ECON 2304 - Principles of Economics
	A survey of basic principles of economics designed to provide an analytical understanding of markets, prices, and production.

BLAW 3301 - Introduction to Business Law I
	Designed to introduce the studen to the legal environment in which business decisions are made. The course emphasizes the law contracts.

FIN 3310 - Business Finance

An introduction to the concepts of finance as applied in a business environment. Topics typically covered 
include financial environment, time value of money, valuation, capital budgeting, capital structure, and 
working capital management.

MKT 3300 - Principles of Marketing

A description and analysis of the ways in which goods move to points of consumption. Topics studied include 
functions, institutions, the marketing environment, markets, and government regulation.

ESOL 2301 - English for Science and Technology

This course is designed to provide additional practice for non-native speakers of English in the specialized
discourse patterns of scientific and technological disciplines. It will emphasize reading and interpretation of
technical articles and reports.

MBA Courses

ACCT 5311 - Accounting for Management

A study of accounting as related to making business decisions. Readings, cases, and problems dealing with
accounting concepts, budgeting and cost control, use of accounting data in planning operations and policy 
formulation, and tax planning in business policies.

ACCT 4304 - Auditing Principles and Procedures

A study of the professional auditor's opinion formulation process, professional standards and ethics, audit
procedures, and other engagements requiring reports by CPAs.

ACCT 4328 - Federal Income Tax - Partnerships and Corporations

A study of the Internal Revenue Code and Regulations pertaining to partnerships and corporations, federal
taxation of international-related transactions, gift and estate taxes, and federal income taxation of 
fiduciaries;including preparation of related tax returns.

QMB 5311 - Quantitative Methods in Business
	Basic mathematical techniques employed in the solution of management problems, including probability theory and tests of hypotheses.

Last updated: April 20, 2003.
This site is maintained by Holly Denney.
Questions or comments: holly@utep.edu