This course is to introduce students to basic computer applications that could be found in the workplaces and market and use of spreadsheet in accounting.

It has practical lessons for students. Students are expected to participate in each lesson to have hands on experience to the application tools within the lecture settings.

Course Description
This course is designed to cover the conduct of an audit in organisations. Students will gain practical knowledge of the purpose and contents of Internal Audit Reports, evaluate the various elements of the auditor’s report and the other reporting relationship as may be required by the Regulatory Supervisory Body. Specific Audit engagements will equip students with the knowledge and information to assess the impact of environmental and social issues on the financial statement. At the end of the course, students will be able to exhibit a thorough ability to apply the concepts in the field. Case studies by experts would be part of the module that will enable students to apply the knowledge gained to real life situations.

Course Description
The course provides a user perspective on the role of accounting and financial reporting     in capturing and conveying economic information about an organization. Emphasis is placed on preparing and applying International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) within professional and ethical framework of the accounting profession and in accordance with institutional regulation. This course ensures that students appreciate and evaluate the challenges associated with income and value measurements during periods of price level changes. Specifically, the course exposes students to intermediate accounting including charts of accounts, fixed assets register, incomplete records, alternative asserts valuation methods, trial balance and suspense accounts, preparation of financial statements for publication for financial and non-financial institutions, interpretation of financial statement and preparation of cash flow statement.