Expected Learning Outcomes for the Department of Accounting Technologies

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge of Financial and Government Accounting: Acquire the basic concepts and principles of financial, governmental, and banking accounting, and understand the types of accounts, financial entries and statements in accordance with the approved accounting standards.
Knowledge of accounting analysis and auditing methods: Understanding the methods of analyzing financial statements, interpreting the results of financial statements, auditing foundations, and detecting errors and fraud.
Knowledge of accounting systems and standards: Familiarity with the Standard Accounting System, the International Accounting Standards (IFAC), and the commercial legislation and laws related to the accounting work.
Knowledge of the Accounting Supporting Sciences: Understanding the principles of economics, management, statistics, and information technologies as supporting sciences for the development of the analytical and managerial abilities of the accounting technician.

Accounting Registration and Classification Skills: The ability to record financial transactions and prepare accounting entries and classify them in approved books and records accurately and professionally.
Financial Statement and Reporting Skills: Ability to prepare budgets, financial statements, audit reports, and accounting research projects in accordance with professional procedures and standards.
Skills in the use of accounting techniques: The ability to employ computer programs and electronic business management techniques in processing financial statements, preparing reports, and analyzing results.
Communication skills and field work: The ability to deal with governmental, private and banking institutions and work within specialized teams to provide accounting services effectively and professionally.