Accounting and Finance (CAT, AAT, ACCA)

Advanced Diploma In Accounting and Finance

Advanced Diploma
ONE YEAR — D 25 000.00
Credit Hours: 72
TWO SEMESTERS( ONE YEAR)

Aim and Objectives

The course will be taught in two semesters at this level which will be run for 720 hours in two six-month periods. The course will focus on application of knowledge acquired during the diploma level. Here the students are expected to be more pragmatic in apply the underlying business concepts and accounting and banking practices; and able to exhibit their research skills.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this Unit, students will be able to:

1. Prepare a statement of profit or loss (IAS 1) from a trial balance.

2. Prepare a statement of financial position (IAS 1) from a trial balance.

3. Be able to describe the historical development of reporting standards, and understand the functions of

4. reporting standards.

5. Be able to demostrate an understanding of the following accounting standards - IAS1;

6. IAS2; IAS7; IAS8; IAS10; IAS 16; IAS 18; IAS 37; IAS 38; and IFRS 13.

Entry Requirement

WASSCE: 3 credits including Mathematics and English plus two passes in the relevant area or its equivalent. Completion of the certificate level
Matured students: must be 35 yrs and above or 4 years working experience

Course Content

1st Semester

Course Code Courses Pre-requisite L T P CH
HFR 300 FINANCIAL REPORTING — 2 1 1 4
AUD 301 AUDITING AND INVESTIGATION — 2 1 1 4
MAC 302 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING — 2 1 1 4
MTP 303 MANAGEMENT THEORY AND PRATICE — 2 1 1 4
MAE 304 MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS — 2 1 5 8
FIM 305 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT — 10 5 9 24
TOTAL20101848

2nd Semester

Course Code Courses Pre-requisite L T P CH
AUD 306 AUDITING AND INVESTIGATION II — 2 2 2 6
MAC 307 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING II — 2 2 2 6
MIS 308 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM — 2 2 2 6
HFR 309 FINANCIAL REPORTING II — 2 2 2 6
TOTAL88824

L = Learning hours, T = Theory, P = Practical, CH = Credit Hours.

INTERNSHIP/WORK PLACEMENT DURATION AND METHODOLOGY: 3 Months

Assessment

NO.MethodologyScore (%)
1.PRACTICAL15%
2.TEST/ASSIGNMENT35%
3.EXAMINATION60%
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