Cost Management Accounting I

The aim of the course is to acquire an understanding of cost accounting, the terminology used
and methods by which costs of operations, processes, departments, products or services are
ascertained using the absorption principle.

Financial Reporting I
Students will be able to discuss and apply a conceptual and regulatory framework for financial
reporting. They will develop the ability to prepare and present financial statements which conform
with international accounting standards. Students will analyze and interpret financial statements.

Financial Reporting II
This is a continuation of Financial Reporting I. Students will be able to discuss and apply a
conceptual and regulatory framework for financial reporting. They will develop the ability to
prepare and present financial statements which conform with international accounting standards.
Students will analyze and interpret financial statements.

Computerized Accounting
The course will give to students a basic understanding of how computerized Accounting works,
from navigating through to creating and amending various records. The students will be exposed
to the day-to-day core operations like processing invoices, credit notes and payments, managing
the sales ledger, as well as to the processes and procedures of Month End, Year End, credit
control, VAT return, depreciation and integrated reporting using Microsoft Excel. Finally the
course will cover everything students need to know about stock control.

Cost Management Accounting II
This is a continuation of Cost Management Accounting I. This course enables students to
understand the methods, principles and techniques by which both planned and actual costs of
operations, processes, departments, products or services are established. It focuses on the
responsibility and effective use of resources involving control by variance analysis and the
relevant costs for decision making.