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Af 223 - Course Outline
Af 223 - Course Outline
COURSE OUTLINE
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
The main objective of this course is to provide students with a complete guide of
how to create and maintain proper accounting records while using accounting
software.
STUDENTS EXPECTATIONS:
After the completion of this course, students should be able to use accounting
computer programs in a commercial business enterprise.
Students should able to review the full accounting cycle and evaluate the payroll
within a typical business environment.
Students should be in a position to identify, label, record and process
transactions for both service and manufacturing businesses.
Students should be able to construct, evaluate and review the financial
statements.
Differentiate between a manual and a computerized accounting system and
record financial transactions in the computerized system.
Analyze sales/receivables and payables/purchases transactions for a service or
merchandise business and input the data in a computerized accounting system.
Construct financial statements electronically for the specific business.
Design, record, and calculate payroll for a small business using an accounting
software package.
Should have preliminary knowledge on computerized auditing.
COURSEWORK ASSESSMENT:
1 Take-home Assignment 5%
1 Practical Assignment 10 %
2 Tests 25%
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COURSE CONTENTS
1. Introduction to Computerized Accounting System (CAS)
Manual versus computerized systems in accounting;
Differences between Manual and Computerized Accounting
Advantages of Computerized Accounting
Disadvantages of Computerized Accounting
Types of Computerized Accounting Software
Management Information System (MIS) versus Accounting Information System (AIS)
Various Components of Computerized Accounting
Functions that are Performed by the CAS
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Preparation of Payroll Reports
REFERENCES:
Accounting Software: Tally; QuickBook; Epicar.