INTA-GB 2340
Information Technology for Accounting and Controls
New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course introduces the role of information technology in understanding, implementing, and analyzing accounting and controls concepts. Students will develop a foundational understanding of computer architecture, software systems, and modern data tools, and apply these concepts to represent accounting processes in structured formats such as Excel and Python. A central theme of the course is translating accounting and control concepts into computational representations. By expressing accounting logic in spreadsheets and code, students gain a deeper understanding of financial systems and are better prepared for a technology- and AI-driven business environment. The course assumes no prior background in information technology or programming.
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