Program Learning Outcomes – Department of Accounting

Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Knowledge and Understanding
    • Demonstrate fundamental understanding of concepts and principles of financial, administrative, and governmental accounting.
    • Identify the general framework of international accounting standards.
    • Explain the role of accounting in supporting decision-making in commercial, service, and governmental institutions.
    • Understand basic principles and accounting assumptions related to accounting.
    • Recognize ethical and professional responsibilities of accountants and the importance of integrity and transparency in work.
  1. Cognitive/Intellectual Skills
    • Analyze basic financial data and information to extract results and assist in decision-making.
    • Interpret financial statements and identify relevant observations regarding the financial performance of institutions.
    • Apply accounting concepts in solving real-world problems within local work environments.
    • Use critical thinking to evaluate accounting practices and improve them.
  1. Professional/Vocational Skills
    • Prepare daily entries and accounting records according to recognized accounting procedures (journal entry, ledger, trial balance, cash flows).
    • Prepare basic financial statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement).
    • Use common accounting software such as Excel, QuickBooks, or ERP for recording and preparing financial reports.
    • Apply simplified methods of cost and administrative accounting to support planning and monitoring operations.
    • Contribute to inventory, review, and internal audit operations according to professional instructions.
  1. General and Transferable Skills
    • Communicate effectively both orally and in writing in professional and office environments.
    • Work effectively within accounting teams, demonstrating discipline and professional responsibility.
    • Use time management and problem-solving skills in daily work situations.
    • Utilize modern technologies and tools essential to accomplish accounting tasks.
    • Benefit from modern technologies and tools essential for keeping pace with job market developments.
    • Commit to continuous learning and developing professional skills.