Learning Outcomes
The learning outcomes of the Department of Accounting Technology aim to prepare graduates with the accounting knowledge and technical skills required to perform accounting and financial operations, prepare reports, and analyze financial information in accordance with relevant standards and professional practices.
Knowledge and Understanding:
- Understand the fundamental principles and concepts of financial accounting, managerial accounting, and cost accounting.
- Identify relevant accounting standards and financial and tax legislation.
- Understand the principles of auditing, review, internal control, and financial statement preparation.
- Understand the economic and financial principles related to the operations of institutions.
Practical and Specialized Skills:
- Record, classify, and post financial transactions and prepare the trial balance.
- Prepare financial statements and reports and analyze their results.
- Apply auditing and review procedures and verify the accuracy of accounting records and documents.
- Use electronic accounting software and systems to process financial data.
- Prepare budget estimates, analyze costs, and contribute to the control of financial resources.
Analytical and Professional Skills:
- Analyze financial information, identify discrepancies and accounting problems, and propose appropriate solutions.
- Use accounting data to support administrative and financial decision-making.
- Adhere to professional ethics, integrity, confidentiality, and accuracy when processing financial information.
- Prepare professional reports and work effectively within accounting teams.
