Course Name |
Accounting and Finance Management |
Course Code |
PD-AF – G1 |
Number of Contact Hours |
45 hours |
Credit Hours |
3 Credit Hour |
Duration and Frequency |
– Duration: 3 weeks |
Mode of Delivery |
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Category |
Professional Development – G – Accounting and Finance |
This course was designed to allow students opportunities to understand the subject matter, theoretical foundations, issues and research frameworks in carrying out studies in accounting and finance. Topics discussed will cover both financial and accounting management principles in depth.
The objectives of this subject are to help students to understand:
On completion of this subject, students are expected to be able to:
Topic 1: The Financial Reporting Environment
Topic 2: The Theory Underlying Financial Reporting
Topic 3: Judgement and Applied Financial Accounting Research
Topic 4: Review of the Accounting Cycle
Topic 5: Statements of Net Income and Comprehensive Income
Topic 6: Statements of Financial Position and cash Flows and the Annual Report
Topic 7: Accounting and the Time Value of Money
Topic 8: Revenue Recognition
Topic 9: Cash and Receivables
Topic 10: Short-Term Operating Assets – Inventory
Topic 11: Acquisition, Cost Allocation, and Derecognition of Long-term Operating Assets
Topic 12: Departures from Historical Cost of Long-term Operating Assets
Topic 13: Operating Liabilities and Contingencies
Topic 14: Financing Liabilities
Topic 15: Accounting for Stockholders’ Equity
Topic 16: Investing Assets
Topic 17: Accounting for Income Taxes
Topic 18: Accounting for Leases
Topic 19: Accounting for Employee Compensation and Benefits
Topic 20: Earnings Per Share
Topic 21: Accounting Changes and Errors
Topic 22: The Statement of Cash Flows Revisited
Course Textbook
Financial Accounting, 12th Edition
Wendy M. Tietz, Kent State University
Walter T. Harrison, Jr., Baylor University
Feedback Given to Participants in Response to Assessed Work
Developmental Feedback Generated Through Teaching Activities
The course grade will be based on a final project presented by the participant and graded by the instructor. Participants much achieve a passing grade of 70% or more to be awarded a certificate of completion of the course.