ACT 330 Section 4 CO

School of Business
Department of Accounting & Finance
Course Name:

Intermediate Accounting

Course Code
& Section No:
Semester:

ACT330 – 4
Spring 2015

INSTRUCTOR & DEPARTMENT INFORMATION
1. Instructor Name:

Nabila Nisha (NbN)

2. T

NAC 755

3. Office Hours:

4. Office Phone:

ST: 11:10 am – 12:30 pm
ST & MW: 07:30 am – 08:00 am
M: 11:10 am – 02:30 pm
1738

5. Email Address:

[e-mail]; [e-mail]

6. Department:

Accounting & Finance

COURSE & SECTION INFORMATION
Class Time &
Location

MW 08:00 am – 09:30 am, NAC 508

Course
Prerequisite(s)

ACT202

Course Credit Hours

3:0

Course Description

This is a major accounting course. It is mainly based around the preparation and evaluation of the financial statements of a public limited company. The course introduces students to advanced and complex topics of financial accounting.

Course Objectives

At the completion of the course students should be able to:
1. Understand, evaluate and formulate financial statements published by public limited companies.
2. Interpret financial statements and provide a rudimentary analysis of the financial position of the company in question

Student Learning
Outcomes

1. Be able to classify accounts in the appropriate categories of income statement and balance sheet headings.
2. Create and interpret income statements and balance sheets.
3. Create and interpret cash flow statements.
4. Understand rudimentary applications of complex accounting topics such as lease, provisions etc.

LEARNING RESOURCES AND TEXTBOOK(S)
Text Book(s)
Author

Title

Donald Kieso, Jerry
Weygandt, Terry
Warfield

Intermediate Accounting

Edition & Year th 13 edition;
2010

Publisher

John Wiley &
Sons

ISBN
978-0-47041891-8

TEACHING STRATEGY (Online, classroom, blended, selfdirected through CD, web-based courses and DVD,…)

The course will be based on the assigned textbook, class lectures and PowerPoint slides. Classes will be conducted through various activities including