Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST)
Bangladesh
COURSE OUTLINE
1. Title: Sociology and Accounting
2. Code: HUM 1207
3. Credit hours: 3.0
4, Level: 1” Year, 2" Semester
5. Faculty: Engineering
6. Department: Arts and Sciences
7. Programme: B. Sc. in Mechanical Engineering
8. Synopsis from the Approved Curriculu
(Part A)
Sociology of architecture, Society, groups and sub groups, Group formation and dynamics, culture,
elements of culture, cultural systems and sub-systems, lag, institutions, social, political and
economic: formal organization & bureaucracy, stratification, status and role, social policy and
planning,
(Part B)
Basic concepts of accounting, Accounts, Transaction, Accounting procedure, Financial statement
and their analysis, Cost terms and classification, Costing methods — overhead costing, job-order
costing, process costing, Cost-volume-profit analysis, Variable costing, Standard costing, Relevant
cost and profitability analysis for decision making
9. Type of course (core/elective): Core
10. Prerequisite(s) (if any): N/A
11. Name of the instructor(s) with contact details and office hours:
‘Sharoar Khan ‘Ammina Akter
Lecturer (Grade — 11) Lecturer (PT)
Department of Arts and Sciences Department of Arts and Sciences
Ahsanullah University of Sciences and Ahsanullah University of Sciences and
Technology Technology
Mobile: 01676237201 Mobile: 01776297232
Room: 9B04 Counselling Hours:
Counselling Hours:
Sunday 12:10 - 1:50
Monday: 12: 10 = 1:50
Page 1 of 512, Semester Offered: Fall 2020
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11 Analyze sociological principles and concepts to understand
social and cultural issues of contemporary societies,
2 [Develop an understanding of how group, social stratification,
social institutions, and public policies shape the life courses
jand life chances of individuals
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15, Percentages of Assessment Methods
Method Percentage Part A Part B
Class Performance 10 5 5
Quizzes 20 10 10
Final Examination 70 35 35
Page 2 of 516. Week wise distribution of contents and assessment methods
Sociology
Weeks Topics “Assessment
Method(s)
H Definition of sociology, Sociology of architecture.
Importance/or practical utility of sociology.
2 Emergence of sociology: Industrial Revolution, Enlightenment
3 Sociological Perspective: Functionalism, Conflict and
Interactionist perspective
4 Groups-importance of social groups and sub groups, Group Quiz I
formation and dynamics,
3 Culture and society- Definition of culture, Culture shock, Types
of culture, Cultural lag.
6 Elements of culture, Cultural diversity
7 Social institution: Family —Challenges family face, Stages of
family life, Theoretical perspectives on marriage and family.
8 Effects of industrialization on the family. Urban family
9 Political institution: State and Government, Functions of state,
Types of state.
10 | Economic: Formal organization and Bureaucracy Quiz2
i Stratification: System of stratification, Functions of
12 ‘SuatificatibRole: The concept of role, Meaning and nature of
social status, Aseribed and achieved status
13 Social Policy and Planning, Defining Social Policy and
Planning
Obstacles and Limitations of Social Policy and Planning
14 | Review Class
Accountin;
Week Topics ‘Assessment
Method(s)
1 | Introduction to Accounting, Activities of Accounting, Branches of Quiz 1
Accounting, Uses and users of accounting information, Basic
Objectives of Accounting.
2 Characteristics of Accounting Information, Basic Assumptions,
Basic Principles and Constraints, Introduction to IFRS, IFAC code
of ethics.
3 | Identification of Transaction, Features of Transaction, Transaction
Vs Event, Accounting Equation.
4 | The Account, Debits and Credits, Summary of Debit/Credit Rules.
Page 3 of 53__| The Journal, Preparation of Journal.
6 | The Ledger, Posting in the ledger.
7 | Trial Balance, Objective of Trial balance, Preparation of Trial
Balance and Limitations of trial balance.
8 | Multiple Step Income Statement, Classified Balance Sheet, Cash | Assignment 1
Flow Statement and Owners’ Equity Statement.
9 [Need for Comparative Analysis, Tools of Analysis, Horizontal
Analysis, Ratio Analysis.
10 | Ratio Analysis (Cont,)
11 | Cost Concepts and Cost Classification, Preparation of schedule of
cost of goods manufactured and income statement,
12 | Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis, Break Even Analysis,
Contribution margin, Safety margin, Target Net Income.
13___| Process Costing and ABC Costing.
14 [ Review Classes
17. References:
Part A
1. Giddens, Anthony (2006); Sociology; 5* edition; Polity Press.
2. Schaeffer and Lamm(1988) — Sociology; 6* edition; McGraw Hill.
3.Ferrante, Joan (2011); Sociology A global Perspective; 6* edition ; Thomson
Wadsworth;USA.
4. Macionis John J.(2012); Sociology, Fourteenth edition; Pearson Education; USA.
5, Rao Shankar C.N. (2010), Sociology, S. Chand & Company Ltd, New Delhi
Part B
Text book (if any)
Homgren, C., Datar, S., & Rajan, M. (2012). Cost accounting (14th ed.). Pearson
Education Inc.
Weygandt, J., Kimmel, P., & Kieso, D. (2018). Accounting principles (13th ed.). Wiley.
Recommended reference books/papers:
Needles, B., Powers, M., & Crosson, S. (2013). Principles of accounting (12th ed.)
Houghton Mifflin Co.
Prepared by: |Cheeked by: |Approved by:
Signature: Signature:
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£ Prof. Dr. Md.
1.Dr, Mohammad Abdul Kader |Rahman,
2.Mr. Kazi Dawood Hafiz Head, Department of Arts and
Name: Sharoar khan OBE Program Coordinator _|Sciences
Department: Arts and Sciences |Department: Arts and Sciences
Date: Date:
|Date: 20.05.2023
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