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faculty
Xinxin Wang, PhD
Assistant Professor
Accounting & Finance
Contact
508-999-8844
xwang13@umassd.edu
Charlton College of Business 321
Education
| 2023 | Rutgers Business School | PhD |
| 2017 | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey | MPA |
| 2015 | Qingdao University | BS in Accounting |
Teaching
Programs
Courses
Measurement, analysis, and reporting costs associated with production and service activities. Cost accumulation and allocation methods are examined, including job order and process costing systems. Techniques for planning and control, such as budgeting and standard costing, are introduced and used to evaluate performance. Cost behavior, cost-volume-profit relationships, and decision-making applications are also emphasized. Ethical considerations in managerial decision-making and cost reporting are addressed.
Measurement, analysis, and reporting costs associated with production and service activities. Cost accumulation and allocation methods are examined, including job order and process costing systems. Techniques for planning and control, such as budgeting and standard costing, are introduced and used to evaluate performance. Cost behavior, cost-volume-profit relationships, and decision-making applications are also emphasized. Ethical considerations in managerial decision-making and cost reporting are addressed.
Online and Continuing Education Courses
Measurement, analysis, and reporting costs associated with production and service activities. Cost accumulation and allocation methods are examined, including job order and process costing systems. Techniques for planning and control, such as budgeting and standard costing, are introduced and used to evaluate performance. Cost behavior, cost-volume-profit relationships, and decision-making applications are also emphasized. Ethical considerations in managerial decision-making and cost reporting are addressed.
Measurement, analysis, and reporting costs associated with production and service activities. Cost accumulation and allocation methods are examined, including job order and process costing systems. Techniques for planning and control, such as budgeting and standard costing, are introduced and used to evaluate performance. Cost behavior, cost-volume-profit relationships, and decision-making applications are also emphasized. Ethical considerations in managerial decision-making and cost reporting are addressed.
Research
Research interests
- Government and NPO Accounting and Audit
- Accounting Information Systems
- Machine learning and AI
- Data Analytics