Courses Using Solid Footing

Introductory Financial Accounting Courses

Solid Footing is used in the first four weeks of an Introductory Financial Accounting course to introduce and help students master:

Accounting Terminology
The Accounting Equation
Debits and Credits
Analyzing, Journalizing, and Posting Transactions
Adjusting Entries
Preparing the: Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Statement of Stockholders' Equity
Closing Entries
The Steps in the Accounting Cycle
Basic Accounting for: a Merchandising Corp. and a Service Corp.
Preparing a Statement of Cash Flows

The following is a sample of the schools currently using Solid Footing in all sections of their undergraduate Introductory Financial Accounting course:

University of Texas at Austin – Click here to see syllabus
Arizona State University
Miami University of Ohio – Click here to see syllabus
University of St. Thomas

MBA Programs

In an MBA program, Solid Footing is typically used as a self-study, pre-read to help MBA students gain prerequisite competency in basic accounting concepts.

A few of the schools currently using Solid Footing in their MBA programs are:

University of Texas at Austin – Executive MBA program
University of Texas at Austin – Full-time MBA program
University of Illinois at Chicago – Evening MBA program
Pacific University – Evening MBA program

Training Programs

Solid Footing is used in various types of training programs to either refresh a students knowledge of basic accounting concepts and the accounting cycle or to develop a solid foundation in accounting basics prior to presenting higher level financial analysis topics.

A few of the programs currently using Solid Footing as part of their training are:

Deloitte – International Training Programs
Xavier University Leadership Center – Executive Training Program
Southern State Community College – Training in Office Accounting