Key words
Business IT - accounting cases
Objectives
Accounting cases
Students should be able to- use their knowledge in applying bookkeeping and tax law in integrated cases.
- work autonomously and accurately with software concerning general bookkeeping.
DBMS
Students should be able to- create and to use a database using a database program (part of Office).
- extend (individually and on their own) their knowledge using the help-function.
- proceed a certain number of exercises efficiently, within a limited period of time.
Topics
Database Management:- Terminology
- Entering, modifying and removing records in/from a database
- Building select queries and action queries
- Making forms and reports
- Exercises and cases
Accounting - Cases:- Software concerning general bookkeeping: starting a new file, daily transactions, monthly centralisation, the closure of the books (+ booking rectifications) and transfers to the next booking period
- Integrated case
Prerequisites
Basic computer knowledge and skills General bookkeeping.
Taxes: direct and indirect taxes.
Final Objectives
Materials used
Teachers' course Blackboard.
Manual of the software.
Exercises and hand-outs.
Study costs
Market price for the copies.
Study guidance
Guided self study.
Teaching Methods
- Lectures
- Case-studies
- exercises
- guided self study.
Assessment
First exam session:
Database Management: 50 % written exam with computer implementation (the exercises must be made within a limited period of time)
Accounting - Cases: 50 % permanent evaluation
Second exam session:
Database Management: 50 % written exam with computer implementation (the exercises must be made within a limited period of time)
Accounting - Cases: 50 % written exam with computer implementation
Lecturer(s)
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