Course Syllabus AE22 - Cost Accounting and Control
This course syllabus outlines a Cost Accounting and Control course that is 3 units and meets for 4.5 hours per week over 14 weeks. The course objectives are to recognize the interdependence of cost and management accounting, introduce innovative analysis and reporting of manufacturing and non-manufacturing costs, design business forms, discuss ethics, conduct environmental scanning, improve communication skills, and design computer programs. The syllabus lists 12 weekly topics that will be covered through group discussion and lectures using audiovisual aids. Student outcomes will be evaluated based on attendance, participation, a midterm exam, and a final exam.
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Course Syllabus AE22 - Cost Accounting and Control
This course syllabus outlines a Cost Accounting and Control course that is 3 units and meets for 4.5 hours per week over 14 weeks. The course objectives are to recognize the interdependence of cost and management accounting, introduce innovative analysis and reporting of manufacturing and non-manufacturing costs, design business forms, discuss ethics, conduct environmental scanning, improve communication skills, and design computer programs. The syllabus lists 12 weekly topics that will be covered through group discussion and lectures using audiovisual aids. Student outcomes will be evaluated based on attendance, participation, a midterm exam, and a final exam.
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SCHOOL OF _BUSINESS
AY _2019 - 2020
COURSE SYLLABUS COURSE CODE AE22
COURSE TITLE Cost Accounting and Control
COURSE DESCRIPTION
COURSE UNIT: __units Three (3) units
CLASS CONTACT HOURS: 48 4.5 hours a week x 14
(4.5 hours a week x 12) PRE/CO-REQUISITE: None (basic of Cost Accounting and Control – Solita A. Frias)
COURSE OBJECTIVES Recognize the interdependence of cost accounting and man-
agement accounting Introduce the innovative ways for analyzing, recording, reporting and interpreting information in manufacturing and non- manufacturing environments Design business forms Present and discuss ethical issues Do environmental scanning both local and global, inclusive of outsourcing or BPO Make oral presentations and write management reports thus improving their communication and intellectual skills. Improving grammar skill is a minimum requirement. Design computer programs in collaboration with IT specialists
TIME TOPIC TEACHING OUTCOME MEASURES
ALLOTMENT STRATEGIES Wk1 Introduction – Cost Accounting and Cost Management Group discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation Wk2 Job- Order Costing Group discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation
Wk3 Accounting for Materials Group
discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation Wk4 Accounting for Labor Group discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation
Wk5 Accounting for Factory Overhead( manu-
Group facturing Overhead) discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation
Wk6 Process Costing Group
discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation
Wk7 Joint Products and By-Products Group
discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation
Wk8 Lost Units and Increased Units (Accretion) Group
discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation Wk9 Standard Costing Group discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation Wk10 Activity Based Costing Group discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation Wk11 Operation Costing (Hybrid Costing) Group discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation Wk12 Group discussion Lecture using audio-visual presentation Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk Wk REFERENCES
GRADING SYSTEM Attendance 10%
Class participation 30% Midterm 30% Final 30% TOTAL 100%