Accounting for Decision Makers

M4

6

English

The principal aim of the accounting for decision makers is to enable postgraduate students to improve their managerial effectiveness in the field of accounting. The course provides financial reporting environment, analysis and interpretation of the financial statement.

Postgraduate students are enabled to decision-making and control accounting information, analysis of financial statements, and interpretation in a business language.

1. Introduction
2. Accounting research insights
3. Processing accounting information
4. Accounting communication
5. Financial statements
6. Income measurement and accrual accounting
7. Inventories and cost of goods sold
8. Cash and internal control
9. Receivables and investments
10. Current liabilities, contingencies, and TVM
11. Long term liabilities
12. Stockholders equity
13. The statement of cash flows
14. Financial statement analysis
15. Preparation
16. Final Exam

1. Atrill, P., 2005. Financial management for decision makers. Pearson Education.
2. Kimmel, P.D., Weygandt, J.J. and Kieso, D.E., 2010. Accounting: Tools for business decision makers. John Wiley & Sons.
3. Porter, G.A. and Norton, C.L., 2012. Financial accounting: The impact on decision makers. Cengage Learning.
4. Ward, K., 2012. Strategic management accounting. Routledge.