Accounting Ii
AY2014/2015 Semester 1
This course introduces students to accounting as a process of measuring and disclosing information that facilitates economic decisions made by external decision makers. Students will learn how the quality of such information could be affected by various factors. Some of the concepts covered in AA101 such as strategy, business processes, agency theory and information risk will be revisited here. The course will explain the need for a conceptual framework followed by discussion of the elements of financial statements. The conceptual issues relating to the recognition and measurement of each element in the financial statements will be examined, followed by discussion of the related accounting standards. By the end of the course, students will be equipped with a strong conceptual and technical knowledge in the recognition and measurement of the elements of the financial statements and will also be able to prepare a set of financial statements, and appreciate how accounting plays a role in measuring and disclosing information that facilitates the control of an organization?s processes and improves the economic decisions made by organizational agents and stakeholders.
| AUs | 4.0 AUs |
| Categories | CoreBDE |
| Not Available To Programme | ACBS(GA) 2, ACBS(GA) 3, ACBS(GA) 4, ACBS(GB) 3, ACBS(GB) 4, ACC(GA) 2, ACC(GB) 1, ACC(GB) 2, BCE 2, BCE 3, BCE 4, BCG 2, BCG 3, BCG 4, BUS 1, BUS(ACS) 2, BUS(BAF) 2, BUS(IT) 2, BUS(PBL) 2, MS(MSB) 2, MS(MSB) 3, MS(MSB) 4 |
| Not Available To All Programme With | (Admyr 2014-onwards) |
| Not Available As BDE/UE To Programme | ADM, AERO, ASEC, BEEC, BIE, BMS, BS, CBE, CBEC, CE, CEE, CEEC, CHEM, CHIN, CS, CSC, CSEC, CVEC, ECON, EEE, EEEC, EESS, ELH, ENE, ENEC, ENG, IEEC, IEM, LMS, MAEC, MAT, MATH, ME, ME(DES), ME(MEC), MEEC, MEEC(DES), MEEC(MEC), MS, MTEC, PHIL, PHY, PPGA, PSY, SOC, SSM |
| Mutually Exclusive With | AA102, AC1102 |
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| 830 | 00031 SEM (1) 0830-1030 Mon S4-SR13 | 00034 SEM (4) 0830-1030 Mon S4-SR14 | 00037 SEM (7) 0830-1030 Tue S4-SR13 | 00040 SEM (10) 0830-1030 Tue S4-SR14 | 00043 SEM (13) 0830-1030 Tue S4-SR15 | 00031 SEM (1) 0830-1030 Thu S4-SR13 | 00034 SEM (4) 0830-1030 Thu S4-SR14 | 00037 SEM (7) 0830-1030 Fri S4-SR13 | 00040 SEM (10) 0830-1030 Fri S4-SR14 | 00043 SEM (13) 0830-1030 Fri S4-SR15 | |
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| 1030 | 00035 SEM (5) 1030-1230 Mon S4-SR14 | 00038 SEM (8) 1030-1230 Tue S4-SR13 | 00045 SEM (15) 1030-1230 Tue S4-SR14 | 00035 SEM (5) 1030-1230 Thu S4-SR14 | 00038 SEM (8) 1030-1230 Fri S4-SR13 | 00045 SEM (15) 1030-1230 Fri S4-SR14 | |||||
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| 1230 | 00032 SEM (2) 1230-1430 Mon S4-SR13 | 00041 SEM (11) 1230-1430 Tue S4-SR14 | 00044 SEM (14) 1230-1430 Tue S4-SR15 | 00032 SEM (2) 1230-1430 Thu S4-SR13 | 00041 SEM (11) 1230-1430 Fri S4-SR14 | 00044 SEM (14) 1230-1430 Fri S4-SR15 | |||||
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| 1430 | 00033 SEM (3) 1430-1630 Mon S4-SR13 | 00036 SEM (6) 1430-1630 Mon S4-SR14 | 00039 SEM (9) 1430-1630 Tue S4-SR15 | 00042 SEM (12) 1430-1630 Tue S4-SR14 | 00033 SEM (3) 1430-1630 Thu S4-SR13 | 00036 SEM (6) 1430-1630 Thu S4-SR14 | 00039 SEM (9) 1430-1630 Fri S4-SR15 | 00042 SEM (12) 1430-1630 Fri S4-SR14 | |||
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| 1830 | COMMON LEC (1) 1830-2030 Wed LT2A, LT1A, LT27 Wk9 | ||||||||||
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