Accounting II

Course ID:
Semester: 4th
Year of Study:
Category: Economics Elective
For Erasmus Students: Όχι
Learning Outcomes
Students will acquire the relevant knowledge and skills for managing specialized issues in financial accounting and valuation. The approach of the various accounting issues is based primarily on the International Accounting Standards completed with references to practices consistent with Greek Accounting Standards.
Competences:
- Theoretical knowledge of specific accounting issues
- Perception of the wiring of the accounts of assets and liabilities with those of the Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement
- Application of valuation methods to the most important assets of firms.
Course Contents
- Weeks 1, 2 : Accounting for Short-Term Investments & Receivables
- Weeks 3, 4 : Accounting for Long-Term Investments & the Time Value of Money
- Weeks 5, 6: Accounting for Liabilities
- Weeks 7, 8: Accounting for Stockholders’ Equity
- Weeks 9, 10: Evaluating Performance
- Week 11: The Statement of Cash Flows
- Weeks 12, 13: Case studies presentation and Problems solving.
Teaching Activities
Lectures (3 hours/week) and Tutorials (2 hours/week)
Teaching Organization
Activity |
Semester workload |
Lectures, 3hours per week |
13X3=39 hours |
Tutorials, 2hours per week |
13X2=26 hours |
Study and analysis of the literature |
46 hours |
Project writing and problem sets solving |
39 hours |
Total number of hours for the Course
(25 hours of work-load per ECTS credit) |
150 hours (total student work-load) |
Assessment
- a) Submission of assignments (30%) and b) performance on the final written examination at the end of the semester (70%). The evaluation criteria are clearly defined and posted in the relevant web page of the course: https://eclass.upatras.gr/courses/ECON1211/
Use of ICT
Use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) (e.g. powerpoint) in teaching and communicating with students.