The document outlines the exam syllabus for Form 3 Commerce Term 1 covering 5 chapters: Chapter 1 introduces business objectives, types of business; Chapter 2 covers primary and secondary market research including types and advantages/disadvantages of each; Chapter 3 defines accounting and users of accounting information; Chapter 4 classifies accounts and accounting elements such as assets, liabilities, equity; Chapter 5 discusses accounting equations and transaction analysis.
The document outlines the exam syllabus for Form 3 Commerce Term 1 covering 5 chapters: Chapter 1 introduces business objectives, types of business; Chapter 2 covers primary and secondary market research including types and advantages/disadvantages of each; Chapter 3 defines accounting and users of accounting information; Chapter 4 classifies accounts and accounting elements such as assets, liabilities, equity; Chapter 5 discusses accounting equations and transaction analysis.
The document outlines the exam syllabus for Form 3 Commerce Term 1 covering 5 chapters: Chapter 1 introduces business objectives, types of business; Chapter 2 covers primary and secondary market research including types and advantages/disadvantages of each; Chapter 3 defines accounting and users of accounting information; Chapter 4 classifies accounts and accounting elements such as assets, liabilities, equity; Chapter 5 discusses accounting equations and transaction analysis.
- Business objectives - Types of business - What is Business
2. Chapter 2 : Market research
- Primary research (including types and advantages &disadvantages) - Secondary research (including types and advantages& disadvantages) - Evaluation of market researches - Market researches
3. Chapter 3: Introduction to Accounting
- Definition of accounting - Users of accounting information
4. Chapter 4: Accounting elements
- Classification of accounts - Further classification of asset and liability (including current and non-current assets/ current and non-current liability) - Definitions of accounting elements
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