ACG4111 Discussion Board

Mar 24, 2022

1 min read

Updated: Sep 14, 2022

Feel free to ask any questions regarding the new FAR 2 material or in general about the class! Remember, its Automatic!

If you have questions about a specific textbook problem or question in a review packet, please be very clear (Chapter 23 review, page 18, question #, etc).

Good luck studying!

290 Comments

Kelly

Sep 16

Does Chapter 15 review go over restricted stock units as well?

Mikey Brown

Sep 16

Replying to

Hey Kelly,

Somehow this is one topic in Chapter 15 that is slipped up so we have included it in our Exam Review Live Review a specific differentiation between restricted stock UNITS versus stock.

Thank you for an update on this ... we are going to work on adding this to our Chapter Reviews ASAP!

R H

Jan 23

For the chapter review of chapter 3. For estinguishment of debt chapter,is there an example that you do without giving us the discount or premium in the problem? Isn't it harder to solve without given that portion?

Mikey Brown

Feb 09

Replying to

Hi,

I believe in our main chapter review we go over some questions like this but I know for the exam coming up - we 100% have plenty of questions like this throughout!

Gracie D

Dec 07, 2025

For Professor Kirk, the exam is cumulative. Do you have an approximation of what % of the exam will be new content and what % will be content from past chapters?

Mikey Brown

Dec 09, 2025

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I would estimate around 30% but I cannot guarantee.

I would attempt our 15 cumulative questions provided as your best concise practice of previous topics.

Cecilia Bodon

Jul 13, 2025

The solution video for FRQ #2 Mock Exam B does not line up with the actual problem. Do you have a solution for the actual problem?

Edited

Mikey Brown

Jul 16, 2025

Replying to

Hi Cecilia,

I am so sorry we didn't get to this in time before your Exam.

In the future for quicker response - please email me at mikey@automatictutoring.com !

aidanmj1121

Apr 27, 2025

Mock Exam A, #7.

In other instances when given the monthly salary you multiply it by 12 to get the yearly. Why is that not the case for this question?

Mikey Brown

Apr 28, 2025

Replying to

Hi Aidan,

The question here should say annually - so the answer key accidentally includes 5,000 one time as an annual salary.

Apologies on the confusion here!