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ACCTING 10020UA INTRODUCTORY TO ACCOUNTING

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E-learning Introduction to Accounting e-learning

AUDITING 1 INTRODUCTION TO AUDITING

COURSE SUMMARY

This course provide on the principles and
practices of auditing and includes topics
as: nature, scope and objective of auditing,
Auditors responsibilities and relationship,
professional, legal and ethics in auditing,
independence issues, types of audit
reports, audit planning, Internal Control
and audit Reports.


Course Objective
This course develops an understanding of
the philosophy of the auditing process and
provide students with the skills necessary
for effective decisions regarding auditing
and ethics issues that face organizations.
The course will cover the standards,
concepts, and principles related to auditing
theory and practice

ECON 1234 INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS

ntroduction to Economics" course provides a foundational understanding of economic principles, exploring how individuals, firms, and governments make choices under conditions of scarcity. This course typically encompasses both microeconomics and macroeconomics, offering insights into the behavior of economic agents and the functioning of economies at large.

Key Topics Covered:

Basic Economic Concepts: Understanding scarcity, opportunity cost, and the production possibilities curve.

Supply and Demand: Analyzing how markets reach equilibrium, and the effects of shifts in supply and demand on prices and quantities.

Market Structures: Examining different market forms, including perfect competition, monopoly, and oligopoly, and their impact on pricing and output.

Macroeconomic Indicators: Exploring measures such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), unemployment rates, and inflation, and their significance in assessing economic performance.

Fiscal and Monetary Policy: Studying government interventions through taxation and spending, as well as central bank actions influencing money supply and interest rates.

International Trade and Finance: Understanding the benefits and challenges of trade between nations, exchange rates, and balance of payments.


This course aims to equip students with analytical tools to critically evaluate economic issues, understand the role of policy in economic outcomes, and apply economic reasoning to real-world situations.

ECONS ECONOMICS