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Students will develop an understanding of the structure and functions of general purpose financial reports from a reader's perspective. They will be introduced to current non-financial reporting issues such as the challenge of sustainability within business and society. Students will gain an introductory understanding of management accounting and business finance.
Besides being a core course in the Bachelor of Commerce, ACCT102 has special significance for students majoring in Accounting or Taxation and Accounting: it is the pre-requisite course for ACCT103. It is therefore vital that if you are doing either of these two majors you study ACCT102 in your first semester at university, with a view to enrolling in ACCT103 in your second semester. That way, in your third semester, you will be eligible to enrol in 200-level accounting, taxation and information systems courses forming part of your degree for which ACCT103 is a pre-requisite course. If you recently studied accounting successfully at high school or you have had significant administrative work experience (say 12 months or more) involving accounts and records, then you may want to see the Student Advisors about the possibility of studying ACCT102 and ACCT103 at the same time.
The broad objectives of the course are that students will demonstrate an understanding of:1) the structure and functions of general purpose financial reports from a reader’s perspective2) management accounting techniques, including cost accounting, cost volume profit calculations, and budgeting and control3) business finance techniques, including the time value of money, risk and return, project evaluation and the cost of capital
ACIS102, AFIS101, AFIS102, AFIS111, AFIS122, AFIS132, AFIS188.
Hashika Rathnasiri
Peni Fukofuka , Christopher Akroyd and Sophie Wang
Atrill, Peter; ACCT102 accounting and financial infomation ; 4th edition; Pearson.
You may purchase this custom textbook at the University Bookshop. If purchasing elsewhere make sure you get Edition 4.
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Domestic fee $946.00
International fee $4,363.00
* All fees are inclusive of NZ GST or any equivalent overseas tax, and do not include any programme level discount or additional course-related expenses.
For further information see Department of Accounting and Information Systems on the departments and faculties page .