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Computer Applications in Accounting (ACCT 382) is an Accounting program course. It is provided as an elective course on year four level six with three credit hours (2-2-3). This course manly focuses on students’ skills in using computer accounting application.  It provides students with advanced Excel skills in applying accounting functions, includes using lists, pivot tables, common sizing statement, charting, Excel Scenarios, Macro Recording, payment and depreciation functions, and other tools for accountants. In addition, this course trains students to use some accounting applications available in the market, such as Xero and SMACC.

Computer Applications in Accounting (ACCT 382) is an Accounting program course. It is provided as an elective course on year four level six with three credit hours (2-2-3). This course manly focuses on students’ skills in using computer accounting application.  It provides students with advanced Excel skills in applying accounting functions, includes using lists, pivot tables, common sizing statement, charting, Excel Scenarios, Macro Recording, payment and depreciation functions, and other tools for accountants. In addition, this course trains students to use some accounting applications available in the market, such as Xero and SMACC.

Computer Applications in Accounting (ACCT 382) is an Accounting program course. It is provided as an elective course on year four level six with three credit hours (2-2-3). This course manly focuses on students’ skills in using computer accounting application.  It provides students with advanced Excel skills in applying accounting functions, includes using lists, pivot tables, common sizing statement, charting, Excel Scenarios, Macro Recording, payment and depreciation functions, and other tools for accountants. In addition, this course trains students to use some accounting applications available in the market, such as Xero and SMACC.

Business Skills-II course provides students with an understanding of the skills and abilities at both an individual and group level that they will need in order to operate successfully during their time in university and in their future careers. The course aims to: Empower students to begin the process of planning their lives and their careers. Develop students’ abilities to think reflectively about themselves and the situations in which they find themselves. Provide insights into the competencies required to work effectively as a member of a team.  Enables students to understand the range of information resources within the university that will assist them during both their time at university and as lifelong learners.

Computer Applications in Accounting (ACCT 382) is an Accounting program course. It is provided as an elective course on year four level six with three credit hours (2-2-3). This course manly focuses on students’ skills in using computer accounting application.  It provides students with advanced Excel skills in applying accounting functions, includes using lists, pivot tables, common sizing statement, charting, Excel Scenarios, Macro Recording, payment and depreciation functions, and other tools for accountants. In addition, this course trains students to use some accounting applications available in the market, such as Xero and SMACC.

Computer Applications in Accounting (ACCT 382) is an Accounting program course. It is provided as an elective course on year four level six with three credit hours (2-2-3). This course manly focuses on students’ skills in using computer accounting application.  It provides students with advanced Excel skills in applying accounting functions, includes using lists, pivot tables, common sizing statement, charting, Excel Scenarios, Macro Recording, payment and depreciation functions, and other tools for accountants. In addition, this course trains students to use some accounting applications available in the market, such as Xero and SMACC.

Computer Applications in Accounting (ACCT 382) is an Accounting program course. It is provided as an elective course on year four level six with three credit hours (2-2-3). This course manly focuses on students’ skills in using computer accounting application.  It provides students with advanced Excel skills in applying accounting functions, includes using lists, pivot tables, common sizing statement, charting, Excel Scenarios, Macro Recording, payment and depreciation functions, and other tools for accountants. In addition, this course trains students to use some accounting applications available in the market, such as Xero and SMACC.