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Program Objectives Knowledge & Application: Provide students with a solid foundation of technical knowledge ranging from fundamental principles to state-of-theart accounting skills and abilities they will need in accounting & finance practice ICT Literacy: Equip students with a broad understanding of Information Technology sciences Effective Communication: prepare students for professional practices by providing skills on communication.

GC1 GC2 to prepare financial reports for business to organize audit and other assurance entities based on Global Generally Accepted services in accordance to Global Accounting Principles (GGAAP) Generally Accepted Auditing Standard (GGAAS)

GC3 to generate performance operation report based on managerial accounting knowledge to support planning, controlling, and decision-making.

GC4 to apply taxation knowledge related to taxation planning, compliance, and reporting in different tax problem and scenario

GC5 to apply managerial finance knowledge and skill for corporate planning and decision making.

to demonstrate the knowledge of advance to demonstrate the knowledge of information technology and system related information system audit and its with business environment environment to collect and present relevant information to the appropriate decision makers for effective business results to demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing

Ethical, social & professional undertanding: Demonstrate effective to demonstrate an awareness of relevant personal, social, and ethical professional accounting practise issues such as audit attributes such as leadership, ethics, accountability and transparency entrepreneurship, teamwork, and social responsibility Creativity & Innovation: Demonstrate capabilities in problem identification, generating ideas, and creating innovative solutions in order to improve current environment and practices

to demonstrate an effective leadership, entrepreneurship and teamwork for providing service to local, national, and international communities

To display creative thinking skills to construct and propose best alternative solutions to practical financial issues

to identify alternative solution and to apply the best solution for practical financial issues

ability to apply professional standards to resolve financial report and auditing issues; ability to apply tax laws for planning and compliance; ability to evaluate business process and IT environment and asses risk; ability to research and resolve accounting issues and come to well-reasoned conclusion; ability to work effectively in diverse team and employment settings; ability to resolve ethical issues and incorporate code of conduct

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