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    This document provides a syllabus for an operations management course in managerial accounting at Tomas Del Rosario College. The course aims to introduce non-accounting majors to management accounting concepts and how accounting information is used in management functions, with an emphasis on cost concepts, responsibility accounting, and cost-volume-profit analysis. Upon completing the course, students will understand how management accounting relates to their studies and be able to analyze financial statements from different stakeholder perspectives.

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    TOMAS DEL ROSARIO COLLEGE

    Balanga City

    Syllabus In Operation Management 109


    MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
    Pre-requisite: Accounting 2
    First Semester AY 2016 - 2017

    I. COURSE DESCRIPTION:

    A Course to provide non-accounting majors with a comprehensive study of Management Accounting. It is designed to introduce the students to the nature of Management Accounting
    and the use of accounting information in the performance of management functions. Emphasis is focused on cost concepts, reponsibility accounting, cost accumulation and cost volume
    profit analysis to provide the students with adequate background before going into budgeting and decision making based on costs.

    II. COURSE GOALS:

    The course aims to:


    1. Develop awareness on the relation of their course with the College Vission and Mission.
    2. Enable the students to obtain a comprehensive understanding of Management Accounting and its uses.
    3. Appreciate the values of social responsibilty and ethical behavior in Management Accounting.

    5. Equip the students with the ability to analyze Financial Statements not only from the point of view of management but also from those of creditors,
    investors, governmental agencies and other parties interested in the operations of any organization.
    Students must be able to:
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