ACC3023S
- Management Accounting II
Introduction
Course Description
Management
Accounting 2 follows on from Management Accounting 1, and as such is meant
to focus on advanced aspects of material covered in Management Accounting
1, as well as other advanced topics. Management Accounting 2 is also meant
to bridge the gap between Management Accounting 1 and Management
Accounting & Finance at the Post Graduate level. The course is also
designed to enable students, after graduating, to obtain exemptions from
professional courses such as Chartered Institute of Management Accountants
(CIMA) and The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
Our Commitment to the Course
We
commit ourselves to giving each student an opportunity to further develop
their analytical skills, as well as enhance their application of concepts
and principles to real life management accounting problems. A course
navigator will be given to each student to provide a comprehensive guide
to the topics that will be covered, as well as tutorials that are
carefully selected to give students the necessary application of concepts
and principles. We will be available for consultation during the times
specified as shown on each lecturers office door. Our details are as
follows:
Your Commitment to the Course
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Students
are expected to do a lot of reading and summarising on their own, relying
on the prescribed textbook and the students manual. All prescribed
tutorials are in the textbook and most of the solutions are in the
students manual. Students are expected to go through (read) lecture
examples to understand details of each problem, before coming to the
lecture so that they will be able to follow when the lecturer demonstrates
how the solutions are provided.
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Students
are required to attend tutorials. It is the responsibility of students to
go through all the prescribed tutorials. Refer to the course programme for
details.
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Students
are also expected to read the prescribed case studies and answer questions
that relate to the issues raised in the case studies.
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