A86012 Management and Principles of Accounting

Scuola di Economia e Management
Syllabus
Academic Year 2013/14 First Semester

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Docente TitolarePatrizia Tettamanzi
E-mailptettamanzi@liuc.it
Office"Torre" (main tower), 7th floor
Phone0331 572207

Learning Objectives

At the end of the course the student will be able to apply:

  • basic accounting principles as a language to evaluate a company
  • double-entry method of bookkeeping through a series of practical exercises
  • basic principles to prepare a financial statement (balance sheet, profit & loss account).

 

Learning targets

At the end of the course the student will be able to apply:

  • basic accounting principles as a language to evaluate a company
  • double-entry method of bookkeeping through a series of practical exercises
  • basic principles to prepare a financial statement (balance sheet, profit & loss account).

 

Course Content

The financial statement is the key instrument to understand the economic performance and financial situation of companies

This course covers the accounting principles and the construction of a financial statement.

The program is divided into four main parts:

  1. introduction of basic accounting principles;
  2. recording of business transactions
  3. adjusting and closing entries at the end of the period and creation of the financial statement
  4. public financial statement .

Course Delivery

The course includes theoretical and practical lessons.

Lectures are held throughout the entire semester. Students are responsible for learning the material before coming to class.

Students are responsible for consulting the course website “my.liuc.it” on a regular basis where updates, additional material, slides and exercises are posted.

We highly recommend to do the midterm test.

 

Course Evaluation

The assessment is a written exam focused on the topics taught during the course.

Syllabus

Session 15
Hours of lesson: 3
Instructor: G. Blandano

Topics:

  • Accounting: glossary and vocabulary, terms and definitions.

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 16
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Introduction to financial accounting

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 17
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Accounting for business transactions

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 18
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Recording transaction in the journal book and in the ledger book

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 19
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Recording owner's contribution and financing operations

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 20
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Review session

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 21
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Recording long-lived assets and other investments

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 22
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Recording purchases

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 23
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Recording sales and employees compensation

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 24
Hours of lesson: 2
Instructor: S. Goodman

Topics:

  • Review session

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 25
Hours of lesson: 2,5
Instructor: P. Tettamanzi

Topics:

  • Adjusting entries at the end of the period
  • Integration entries

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 26
Hours of lesson: 2,5
Instructor: P. Tettamanzi

Topics:

  • Adjusting entries
  • Depreciation entries and writing off the cost of intangible assets

 

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 27
Hours of lesson: 2,5
Instructor: P. Tettamanzi

Topics:

  • Review session

Readings:

Teaching Material on the Course Website

Session 28
Hours of lesson: 2,5
Instructor:

Topics:

  • Final test (written)/Midterm test (written)

Readings:


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