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Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.

Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.

Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 201) is a College of Business and Administration requirement. It is provided as a core course in the second-year, third level with three credit hours (3-1- 3). This course is designed to give students an introduction to financial accounting’s concepts and principles under the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). It offers an understanding of the accounting cycle, financial statements, and procedures for handling transactions related to both service and merchandising businesses. Emphasizes is placed on the accounting treatment of inventory as a significant asset of the merchandising firms, the accounting procedures for different types of receivables, and the importance of cash and internal control in business entities. Also, this course outlines some other elements of financial statements, including plant assets, natural resources, and intangible assets.

Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.

Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.

Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 201) is a College of Business and Administration requirement. It is provided as a core course in the second-year, third level with three credit hours (3-1- 3). This course is designed to give students an introduction to financial accounting’s concepts and principles under the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). It offers an understanding of the accounting cycle, financial statements, and procedures for handling transactions related to both service and merchandising businesses. Emphasizes is placed on the accounting treatment of inventory as a significant asset of the merchandising firms, the accounting procedures for different types of receivables, and the importance of cash and internal control in business entities. Also, this course outlines some other elements of financial statements, including plant assets, natural resources, and intangible assets.

Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 201) is a College of Business and Administration requirement. It is provided as a core course in the second-year, third level with three credit hours (3-1- 3). This course is designed to give students an introduction to financial accounting’s concepts and principles under the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). It offers an understanding of the accounting cycle, financial statements, and procedures for handling transactions related to both service and merchandising businesses. Emphasizes is placed on the accounting treatment of inventory as a significant asset of the merchandising firms, the accounting procedures for different types of receivables, and the importance of cash and internal control in business entities. Also, this course outlines some other elements of financial statements, including plant assets, natural resources, and intangible assets.

Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 201) is a College of Business and Administration requirement. It is provided as a core course in the second-year, third level with three credit hours (3-1- 3). This course is designed to give students an introduction to financial accounting’s concepts and principles under the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). It offers an understanding of the accounting cycle, financial statements, and procedures for handling transactions related to both service and merchandising businesses. Emphasizes is placed on the accounting treatment of inventory as a significant asset of the merchandising firms, the accounting procedures for different types of receivables, and the importance of cash and internal control in business entities. Also, this course outlines some other elements of financial statements, including plant assets, natural resources, and intangible assets.

Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 201) is a College of Business and Administration requirement. It is provided as a core course in the second-year, third level with three credit hours (3-1- 3). This course is designed to give students an introduction to financial accounting’s concepts and principles under the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). It offers an understanding of the accounting cycle, financial statements, and procedures for handling transactions related to both service and merchandising businesses. Emphasizes is placed on the accounting treatment of inventory as a significant asset of the merchandising firms, the accounting procedures for different types of receivables, and the importance of cash and internal control in business entities. Also, this course outlines some other elements of financial statements, including plant assets, natural resources, and intangible assets.

Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 201) is a College of Business and Administration requirement. It is provided as a core course in the second-year, third level with three credit hours (3-1- 3). This course is designed to give students an introduction to financial accounting’s concepts and principles under the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). It offers an understanding of the accounting cycle, financial statements, and procedures for handling transactions related to both service and merchandising businesses. Emphasizes is placed on the accounting treatment of inventory as a significant asset of the merchandising firms, the accounting procedures for different types of receivables, and the importance of cash and internal control in business entities. Also, this course outlines some other elements of financial statements, including plant assets, natural resources, and intangible assets.

Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.

Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.

Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.

Auditing and Assurance Services (ACCT 361) is an Accounting Program requirement. It is provided as a core

course on year three level six with three credit hours (3-0-3). The course defines the basic concepts, principles,

and process of auditing and other assurance services. Emphasis is placed on financial audit, preparation of

audit report, the framework for planning and implementing an audit process, and the risk-based approach to

auditing. In addition, the course explains the use of auditing techniques to collect audit evidence and the

application of the audit process to some entity’s cycles. It provides an understanding of the nature and purpose

of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS), statements of auditing standards (SASs), and international

standards on auditing.