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course presents the financial statement analysis tools and techniques from the viewpoint of the primary users of financial statements. It covers the fundamental concepts of financial reporting, basic analysis by using vertical, horizontal, and ratio analysis
2018
  
This course covers the principles and concepts of cost accounting. It presents the objectives of cost accounting and inventory accounts in manufacturing firms, statement of cost of goods manufactured, the job-order costing system, process costing system, standard costing system, service departments cost allocation, joint cost allocation and the activity based costing system.
2017
  
This course aims to provide students with the conceptual, Regulations and Practices aspects of partnership accounting, and corporation accounting. It covers topics of accounting for partnerships including formation of a partnership, changes ins partners, and liquidation of a partnership are considered. The course also covers corporation accounting and examines the accounting for raising capital through the issuance of stocks and bonds, reserves and provisions and liquidation. All these topics are covered with accordance with Jordanian company's Law.
2016
  
This course is designed to introduce students to the methods and methodologies of research in accounting. The various research methods and methodologies are explored and examined. The course will concentrate on quantitative and qualitative methods and will utilize several case studies to illustrate the suitability of these methods and methodologies. It is expected that this course will provide students with the requisite skills and means to choose and implement the appropriate research designs and carry out their research in accounting.
2015-2016-2017
  
This course aims at enabling the students to learn how to use ready accounting software in financial accounting, managerial accounting, cost accounting and financial analysis. It also aims at enabling students to Excel program in preparing actual and budgeted financial statements.
2012
  
This course is designed to provide students with accounting standards formulated and issued by accounting standards bodies. Focus will be on familiarizing students with international bodies of accounting and their efforts to formulate, issue, and promote accounting standards to be used in presentation of financial statements. In addition, the course covers in depth the standards formulated and issued by the international accounting standard committee. (IASC).
2012-2013
  
This course covers the conceptual framework of accounting theory, the objectives of financial statements, measurement and valuation of assets and liabilities, revenue recognition, the theory of income determination, inflation accounting, the difference between accounting and economic income, financial reporting and disclosure, and the future scope of accounting
2014
  
This course concentrates on the application side of the audit process. Emphasis will be given to the impact of information technology on the audit process, statistical and non statistical sampling, the application of the audit process on sales and collection cycle, acquisition and payment cycle, payroll cycle, current assets, long term assets, current liabilities, long term liabilities and owners' equity.
2012
  
This course is concerned with exploring key issues in auditing. It concentrates on the theoretical side of the audit process. Emphasis will be given to the need for audit and audit function, the CPA profession, professional ethics, auditors' responsibilities, auditing standards, audit evidence, audit planning and analytical procedures, materiality and risk, internal control and control risk, audit reporting and the completion of the audit process
2012-2013
  
The course provides students with a basic understanding of accounting information systems (AIS). In particular, the course addresses the following areas: database concepts, technology of accounting information systems, use of systems technology, accounting information systems applications, and management use of AIS. Further, the course uses the cycle-based approach in studying and designing accounting information systems
2012,2014
  
This course is a continuation of Accounting 20202201. It covers the accounting for long-term debt and troubled debt restructuring, leases, pension and post retirement benefits, accounting for income taxes, stockholders’ equity, earnings per share, accounting change and error analysis, inflation accounting, and the cash flow statement.
2016
  
The course explains in detail the accounting measurement processes underlying the preparation of external financial reports. It covers the conceptual framework of financial accounting, the accounting for investments is stocks of other companies below 50%, accounting for inventory; accounting for accounts and notes receivable; accounting problems and practices relating to operating and intangible assets, and accounting for current liabilities.
2016
  
The course provides students with the fundamentals of Managerial Accounting. It makes a clear distinction between Cost and Managerial Accounting topics. It covers cost classification, flow, and estimation. It also covers the use of accounting information in planning and control decisions; such as Cost-Volume-Profit analysis, comprehensive budgeting, relevant and irrelevant costs in nonrecurring decisions; responsibility accounting, and performance evaluation
2016
  
The course provides students with the fundamentals of Managerial Accounting. It makes a clear distinction between Cost and Managerial Accounting topics. It covers cost classification, flow, and estimation. It also covers the use of accounting information in planning and control decisions; such as Cost-Volume-Profit analysis, comprehensive budgeting, relevant and irrelevant costs in nonrecurring decisions; responsibility accounting, and performance evaluation
2017
  
This course is a continuation of Accounting 1602101 in order to further the students understanding of the basic accounting concepts and principles. It covers the basic accounting measurements of Current Liabilities, Long-Term Debt, Investments, Stockholders’ Equity and the Cash Flow Statement. In addition, the time value of money concept and partnership accounting, basic financial statement analysis is also introduced
2016
  
The course exposes business students to the basic principles and concepts of financial accounting. The course covers the conceptual foundation of accounting, the basic steps in the accounting cycle, accounting measurements of Cash and Cash Equivalents, Accounts and Notes Receivable, Inventory, Property, Plant, and Equipment, and Intangible Assets
2015
  
Financial analysis requires understanding of the economic characteristics and current conditions of a firm's business in addition to the nature of its financial statements. This course involves integrating the concepts of accounting, finance, economics, and other business disciplines in order to analyze firm's financial results, project future performance and estimate firm's market value
2018
  
Financial analysis requires understanding of the economic characteristics and current conditions of a firm's business in addition to the nature of its financial statements. This course involves integrating the concepts of accounting, finance, economics, and other business disciplines in order to analyze firm's financial results, project future performance and estimate firm's market value
2018