Description

This is the second course of accounting principles.rnThis This course aims to enhance studentsâ€™ knowledge about accounting systems and internal control, and introduction to financial statement analysis. In addition this course focuses on accounting for financial assets, inventories, plant assets and liabilities.rn

Program

Marketing and International Business

Objectives

- Discuss the forms of business organizationrn- Describe the accounting system and the internal control. rn- Analyze, understand and interpret the accounting information.rn- Account for assets and liabilities.rn

Textbook

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Course Content

content serial	Description
1	Introduction to merchandising activities.
2	Types of inventory systems, part 1
3	Types of inventory systems, part 2
4	Financial assets, part 1
5	Financial assets, part 2
6	Introduction to accounts receivables and notes receivables.
7	7th week exam
8	Inventories and cost of good sold. part 1
9	Inventories and cost of good sold. Part 2
10	Plants and intangible assets.
11	Intangible assets.
12	12th week exam
13	Liabilities. part 1
14	Liabilities. part 2
15	General revision.
16	Final exam
1	Introduction to merchandising activities.
2	Types of inventory systems, part 1
3	Types of inventory systems, part 2
4	Financial assets, part 1
5	Financial assets, part 2
6	Introduction to accounts receivables and notes receivables.
7	7th week exam
8	Inventories and cost of good sold. part 1
9	Inventories and cost of good sold. Part 2
10	Plants and intangible assets.
11	Intangible assets.
12	12th week exam
13	Liabilities. part 1
14	Liabilities. part 2
15	General revision.
16	Final exam
1	Introduction to merchandising activities.
2	Types of inventory systems, part 1
3	Types of inventory systems, part 2
4	Financial assets, part 1
5	Financial assets, part 2
6	Introduction to accounts receivables and notes receivables.
7	7th week exam
8	Inventories and cost of good sold. part 1
9	Inventories and cost of good sold. Part 2
10	Plants and intangible assets.
11	Intangible assets.
12	12th week exam
13	Liabilities. part 1
14	Liabilities. part 2
15	General revision.
16	Final exam
1	Introduction to merchandising activities.
2	Types of inventory systems, part 1
3	Types of inventory systems, part 2
4	Financial assets, part 1
5	Financial assets, part 2
6	Introduction to accounts receivables and notes receivables.
7	7th week exam
8	Inventories and cost of good sold. part 1
9	Inventories and cost of good sold. Part 2
10	Plants and intangible assets.
11	Intangible assets.
12	12th week exam
13	Liabilities. part 1
14	Liabilities. part 2
15	General revision.
16	Final exam

Markets and Career

Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
Electrical works in construction engineering.

Degree Bachelor
Code: EY121
Credit hrs: 3
Prequisites: EY111

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