FACULTY OF ADMINISTRATIVE & FINANCIAL SCIENCES Department of Accounting Second Semester, 2014/2015 Course Syllabus Course Title: Accounting Information Systems Course code : 0311443 Course Level: fourth year Course prerequisite (s) and/or co requisite Lecture Time: 9:10 10.10 Credit hours :3 – Academic Staff Specifics Office Name Rank Office Number and Location E-mail Address Hours All days Assistant Dr Basman Mazahrih 319 bmazahrih@philadelpia.edu.jo Professor Course module description: This is an introductory module in accounting information systems. It includes consideration of issues such as transaction processing and transaction processing cycles, the use and effects of computers and other relevant technology on accounting, database and file systems, control and AIS, and the REA data model. The module emphasizes the use of common business software, which may include spreadsheets, flowcharting software, communications, general ledger, and database management systems. Course module objectives: The objective of this course is to discuss the following items; Accounting AIS an overview; systems Techniques and Documentation; Transaction processing; Relational database, Control AIS , Revenue and Expenditure cycle – Applications; Production and Finance cycle Application; system Design and Development. – Course/ module components Books (title , author (s), publisher, year of publication) Romney, Marshall B.| Steinbart ,Paul John| Accounting information systems. -12th – Edinburgh Gate, Harlow: Pearson Education, Inc.،2012.. ed.- XXVIII, 735p 657.0285 ROM E018730-E018731-E018732-073033 Learning outcomes: Knowledge and understanding A2) Demonstrate awareness of accounting measurements and financial analysis reports in accordance with International Accounting Standards; Cognitive skills (thinking and analysis). Articulate how accounting functions and practices impact on organization at every level. Organize, analyze, interpret and present data that informs the decision-making. Apply fundamental accounting principles to the needs of an organization or individual; Communication skills (personal and academic). Prepare and present standardized financial statements, cost statements, and budgeting statements; Practice research by using various available resources and information technology; C4) Operate manual and computerized recording and accounting systems Practical and subject specific skills (Transferable Skills). D1) Use the traditional and emerging technologies to improve quality of business solutions and increase productivity.
FACULTY OF ADMINISTRATIVE & FINANCIAL SCIENCES Department of Accounting Second Semester, 2014/2015 Course Syllabus Course code : 0311443 Course Title: Accounting Information Systems Course prerequisite (s) and/or co requisite Course Level: fourth year Credit hours :3 Lecture Time: 9:10 – 10.10 Academic Staff Specifics E-mail Address Office Hours Office Number and Location Rank Name bmazahrih@philadelpia.edu.jo All days 319 Assistant Professor Dr Basman Mazahrih Course module description: This is an introductory module in accounting information systems. It includes consideration of issues such as transaction processing and transaction processing cycles, the use and effects of computers and other relevant technology on accounting, database and file systems, control and AIS, and the REA data model. The module emphasizes the use of common business software, which may include spreadsheets, flowcharting software, communications, general ledger, and database management systems. Course module objectives: The objective of this course is to discuss the following items; Accounting AIS an overview; systems Techniques and Documentation; Transaction processing; Relational database, Control AIS , Revenue and Expenditure – cycle Applications; Production and Finance – cycle Application; system Design and Development. Course/ module components Books (title , author (s), publisher, year of publication) Romney, Marshall B.| Steinbart ,Paul John| Accounting information systems. – Edinburgh Gate, Harlow: Pearson Education, Inc.،2012.. -12th ed.- XXVIII, 735p 657.0285 ROM E018730-E018731-E018732-073033 Learning outcomes: Knowledge and understanding A2) Demonstrate awareness of accounting measurements and financial analysis reports in accordance with International Accounting Standards; Cognitive skills (thinking and analysis). Articulate how accounting functions and practices impact on organization at every level. Organize, analyze, interpret and present data that informs the decision-making. Apply fundamental accounting principles to the needs of an organization or individual; Communication skills (personal and academic). Prepare and present standardized financial statements, cost statements, and budgeting statements; Practice research by using various available resources and information technology; C4) Operate manual and computerized recording and accounting systems Practical and subject specific skills (Transferable Skills). D1) Use the traditional and emerging technologies to improve quality of business solutions and increase productivity.
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