Upon completion of the course, students should be able to:
1. Understand the field of accounting and how it works with regard to its overall structure, special language, and the movement of data;
2. Prepare and read the major financial statements and understand how they interact with each other; and
3. Utilize accounting information to make informed managerial decisions about financial matters within a company.

Upon completion of the course, students should be able to:
1. Understand the field of accounting and how it works with regard to its overall structure, special language, and the movement of data;
2. Prepare and read the major financial statements and understand how they interact with each other; and
3. Utilize accounting information to make informed managerial decisions about financial matters within a company.

Accounting is the language of business and is the foundation of financial management. Understanding how accounting works is critical for business managers to be able to: plan a financing structure, record transactions, evaluate business performance, and make sound decisions that will allow for healthy growth of a company. Topics covered in this course include: the accounting information system, accrual accounting concepts, merchandising operations, inventory costing, analyzing accounts receivable, long-lived assets, reporting liabilities, and understanding stockholder’s equity. This course will be taught entirely in English.

Accounting is the language of business and is the foundation of financial management. Understanding how accounting works is critical for business managers to be able to: plan a financing structure, record transactions, evaluate business performance, and make sound decisions that will allow for healthy growth of a company. Topics covered in this course include: the accounting information system, accrual accounting concepts, merchandising operations, Inventory costing, analyzing accounts receivable, long-lived assets, reporting liabilities, and understanding stockholder’s equity. This course will be taught entirely in English.

1. Principles of Financial Accounting: IFRS Edition (2nd Edition). By E. Stice, J. Stice, W.S. Albrecht, M. Swain, R. Duh, and A. Hsu. Cengage (2017). ISBN: 978-981-4780-67-4

1. Principles of Financial Accounting: IFRS Edition (2nd Edition). By E. Stice, J. Stice, W.S. Albrecht, M. Swain, R. Duh, and A. Hsu. Cengage (2017). ISBN: 978-981-4780-67-4