Department of Accounting & MIS
AMIS PhD Course Offerings
2018-2019 ACADEMIC YEAR
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2018 AUTUMN SEMESTER
ACCTMIS 8780 - Introduction to Research in Accounting and Management Information Systems
This course provides an introduction to a wide-range of research topics that serve as the building blocks of current accounting research. This course should help students 1) further explore a literature and evaluate existing research papers in an intelligent and critial manner and 2) propose research questions with well-defined contributions.
Instructor: Xue Wang (wang.4821@osu.edu)
ACCTMIS 8782 - PhD Seminar in Financial Accounting
This is a PhD Seminar in empirical financial accounting, with emphasis on disclosure-related research. The course emphasizes critcal review and discussion of existing research, and requires the completion of high-quality reviews and a paper proposal.
Instructor: Darren Roulstone (roulstone.1@osu.edu)
ACCTMIS 8783 - Theory Seminar in Accounting
This is a seminar on managerial accounting using models and experiments on moral hazard settings.
Instructors: Term 1 - Arya (arya.4@osu.edu), Term 2 - Rick Young (young.53@osu.edu)
Course Syllabus (Term 1) Course Syllabus (Term 2)
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2019 SPRING SEMESTER
ACCTMIS 8782 - Doctoral Seminar in Capital Markets
This course examines the capital markets literature in accounting research. The objective of the course is for you to learn how to pose meaningful research questions, design empirical tests of those questions, and assess and respond to criticisim in ways that add to the body of knowledge in accounting.
Instructor: Term 1 - Darren Roulstone (roulstone.1@osu.edu), Term 2 - Anne Beatty (beatty.86@osu.edu)
Course Syllabus (Term 1) Course Syllabus (Term 2) forthcoming
ACCTMIS 8890 - Econometric Analysis of Accounting Choice
This course explores issues of (broad) interest raised in colloquium, papers or formative ideas from a casual perspective.
Instructor: Doug Schroeder (schroeder.9@osu.edu)
2017-2018 ACADEMIC YEAR
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2017 AUTUMN SEMESTER
ACCTMIS 8780 - Introduction to Research in Accounting and Management Information Systems
This course provides an introduction to a wide-range of research topics that serve as the building blocks of current accounting research. This course should help students 1) further explore a literature and evaluate existing research papers in an intelligent and critial manner and 2) propose research questions with well-defined contributions.
Instructors: Term 1 - Anne Beatty (beatty.86@osu.edu), Term 2 - Helen Zhang (zhang.614@osu.edu)
ACCTMIS 8782 - PhD Seminar in Financial Accounting
This is a PhD Seminar in empirical financial accounting, with emphasis on disclosure-related research. The course emphasizes critcal review and discussion of existing research, and requires the completion of high-quality reviews and a paper proposal.
Instructor: Andy Van Buskirk (van-buskirk.10@osu.edu)
ACCTMIS 8783 - Theory Seminar in Accounting
This is a seminar on managerial accounting using models and experiments on moral hazard settings.
Instructors: Term 1 - Arya (arya.4@osu.edu), Term 2 - Rick Young (young.53@osu.edu)
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2018 SPRING SEMESTER
ACCTMIS 8780 - Introduction to Research in Accounting and Management Information Systems
This course provides an introduction to a wide-range of research topics that serve as the building blocks of current accounting research. This course should help students 1) further explore a literature and evaluate existing research papers in an intelligent and critial manner and 2) propose research questions with well-defined contributions.
Instructors: Term 1 - Anne Beatty (beatty.86@osu.edu), Term 2 - Helen Zhang (zhang.614@osu.edu)
ACCTMIS 8890 - Econometric Analysis of Accounting Choice
As econometrics suggests we combine theory and data to explore welfare implications of various accounting choices such as disclosure policy. These are causal effects, in other words, the effect of manipulating accounting while holding everything else constant. Ignorable treatment, instrumental variable, Bayesian network, and more generally, structural causal modeling (SCM) identification and inference strategies are explored.
Instructor: Doug Schroeder (schroeder.9@osu.edu)
PhD Program Director
Professor Andrew Van Buskirk
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