Journal of Accounting Education
2008 - 2025
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Volume 44, issue C, 2018
- Accelerated vs. traditional accounting education and CPA exam performance pp. 1-13

- Michael Eames, Suzanne Luttman and Susan Parker
- Data-driven decision-making and its impact on accounting undergraduate curriculum pp. 14-24

- Brian Ballou, Dan L. Heitger and Dale Stoel
- A conceptual framework for teaching management accounting pp. 25-34

- Sajay Samuel
- Haidt’s social intuitionist model: What are the implications for accounting ethics education? pp. 35-46

- Margaret L. Andersen and Bonnie K. Klamm
- Using Tableau to visualize data and drive decision-making pp. 49-59

- Jamie Hoelscher and Amanda Mortimer
- Sunrise Hotels: An integrated managerial accounting teaching case pp. 60-72

- Thomas Calderon, James W. Hesford, Nicolas Mangin and Mina Pizzini
Volume 43, issue C, 2018
- Accounting education literature review (2017) pp. 1-23

- Barbara Apostolou, Jack W. Dorminey, John M. Hassell and James E. Rebele
- Infusing data analytics into the accounting curriculum: A framework and insights from faculty pp. 24-39

- Ann C. Dzuranin, Janet R. Jones and Renee M. Olvera
- Forces of change – Another perspective: A reply to Pincus et al. (2017) pp. 40-42

- Timothy J. Fogarty
- Using Pinterest to stimulate student engagement, interest, and learning in managerial accounting courses pp. 43-56

- Amy F. Holmes and Stephanie J. Rasmussen
- Lessor accounting under ASC 842 – Not necessarily business as usual pp. 57-60

- Paul Munter
- Will and Caroline: Accounting, professional integrity and lobbying pp. 76-88

- Kate Jelinek
Volume 42, issue C, 2018
- Student and professor use of publisher test banks and implications for fair play pp. 1-16

- Christine Cheng and D. Larry Crumbley
- Power from the ground up: Using data analytics in capital budgeting pp. 27-39

- Ben Angelo, Douglas Ayres and Jason Stanfield
- How well do our introductory accounting text books reflect current accounting practice? pp. 40-48

- Paul K. Wells
- ASC 606: Challenges in understanding and applying revenue recognition pp. 49-51

- John Hepp
Volume 41, issue C, 2017
- Analysis of trends in the accounting education literature (1997–2016) pp. 1-14

- Barbara Apostolou, Jack W. Dorminey, John M. Hassell and James E. Rebele
- Psychopathy and accounting students’ attitudes towards unethical professional practices pp. 15-32

- Charles D. Bailey
- Is accounting an applied discipline? An institutional theory assessment of the value of faculty accounting-related work experience in the academic labor market pp. 33-47

- Aleksandra B. Zimmerman, Timothy J. Fogarty and Gregory A. Jonas
- The United States federal budget project pp. 48-57

- Patrick Kelly and Cassandra Rohland
- Student-authored IFRS teaching cases based on European Securities and Markets Authority reports: Experiences from case writing and subsequent classroom use pp. 58-74

- Susan B. Hughes
Volume 40, issue C, 2017
- Forces for change in higher education and implications for the accounting academy pp. 1-18

- Karen V. Pincus, David E. Stout, James E. Sorensen, Kevin D. Stocks and Raef A. Lawson
- How employers perceive online accounting education: Evidence from Kentucky pp. 19-31

- Amanda M. Grossman and Leigh R. Johnson
- Truffle in paradise: Job costing for a small business pp. 32-42

- Kimberly A. Zahller
- Filling the demand for municipal government accountants: The benefits of a governmental and not-for-profit accounting course pp. 43-54

- Rebecca B. Martin and Tammy R. Waymire
- To amend or not to amend: A tax consulting case pp. 55-62

- Marcus J. Burke, Megan M. Burke and Sandra Gates
Volume 39, issue C, 2017
- Accounting education literature review (2016) pp. 1-31

- Barbara Apostolou, Jack W. Dorminey, John M. Hassell and James E. Rebele
- Brittney’s Boutique: Tailoring a budget for function as well as fashion pp. 32-47

- Martin Stuebs, Scott M. Bryant, Cari Edison and Kate Reese
- The role of secondary sources on the taxation of digital currency (Bitcoin) before IRS guidance was issued pp. 48-54

- Andrew Gross, Jeff Hemker, Jamie Hoelscher and Brad Reed
- International transfer pricing in multinational enterprises pp. 55-67

- Christian Plesner Rossing, Martine Cools and Carsten Rohde
- Teaching good Excel design and skills: A three spreadsheet assignment project pp. 68-83

- Cynthia Frownfelter- Lohrke
Volume 38, issue C, 2017
- “Big Data”: A new twist to accounting pp. 3-8

- Diane J. Janvrin and Marcia Weidenmier Watson
- Data governance case at KrauseMcMahon LLP in an era of self-service BI and Big Data pp. 23-36

- Frederick J. Riggins and Bonnie K. Klamm
- Manual journal entry testing: Data analytics and the risk of fraud pp. 37-49

- Rebecca Fay and Eric M. Negangard
- The need for ‘skeptical’ accountants in the era of Big Data pp. 63-80

- Earl McKinney, Charles J. Yoos and Ken Snead
- Toward integration of Big Data, technology and information systems competencies into the accounting curriculum pp. 81-93

- Deb Sledgianowski, Mohamed Gomaa and Christine Tan
Volume 37, issue C, 2016
- Do perceptions of the utility of ethics affect academic cheating? pp. 1-12

- Brian Winrow
- Newport Soup Inc.: An interactive inherent risk assessment case pp. 13-23

- Michael Cipriano, Erin L. Hamilton and Scott D. Vandervelde
- WhyteGlov Services: IRC Section 1060 asset acquisition pp. 24-37

- Donald Goldman, Vanessa Radick Makridis and Wan-Ting Wu
- Starbucks: Social responsibility and tax avoidance pp. 38-60

- Katherine Campbell and Duane Helleloid
- A case of fixed asset accounting: Initial and subsequent measurement pp. 61-66

- Jodi L. Gissel
- Enterprise system case using Microsoft Dynamics GP via DynamicsCloud pp. 67-92

- Marcia Weidenmier Watson, Bonnie K. Klamm, Joann Segovia and Mark W. Lehman
Volume 36, issue C, 2016
- Innovators or inhibitors? Accounting faculty resistance to new educational technologies in higher education pp. 1-15

- Kim Watty, Jade McKay and Leanne Ngo
- What do we mean by accounting program quality? A decomposition of accounting faculty opinions pp. 16-42

- Timothy J. Fogarty, Aleksandra B. Zimmerman and Vernon J. Richardson
- Using an educational computer program to enhance student performance in financial accounting pp. 43-64

- Siew H. Chan, Qian Song, Laurie H. Rivera and Pailin Trongmateerut
- An exploratory examination of order effects on CPA exam passage timeliness pp. 65-74

- Dennis Bline, Stephen Perreault and Xiaochuan Zheng
- Vistabeans coffee shop data analytics teaching case pp. 75-86

- Amy Igou and Martin Coe
- A model for teaching technology: Using Excel in an accounting information systems course pp. 87-99

- Veronda F. Willis
Volume 35, issue C, 2016
- Things I have learned (thus far)…reflections of an accounting academic pp. 1-19

- David E. Stout
- Accounting education literature review (2015) pp. 20-55

- Barbara Apostolou, Jack W. Dorminey, John M. Hassell and James E. Rebele
- Modern Watch Company: An instructional resource for presenting and learning actual, normal, and standard costing systems, and variable and fixed overhead variance analysis pp. 56-68

- Maia Farkas, Lee Kersting and William Stephens
- Developing student competencies: An integrated approach to a financial statement analysis project pp. 69-101

- Stephanie Dehning Grimm and Janell L. Blazovich
- Provision for income tax expense ASC 740: A teaching note pp. 102-126

- Tad Miller, Lindsay Miller and Jeffrey Tolin
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