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This compulsory course aims to provide students with an understanding of accounting theory and its psychological foundations. It will cover traditional, positivist, functional, and behavioral approaches to developing accounting theory. Students will gain a deeper understanding of accounting theory and how it applies to selected accounting issues. The course references seven texts on accounting theory to support student learning.
This compulsory course aims to provide students with an understanding of accounting theory and its psychological foundations. It will cover traditional, positivist, functional, and behavioral approaches to developing accounting theory. Students will gain a deeper understanding of accounting theory and how it applies to selected accounting issues. The course references seven texts on accounting theory to support student learning.
This compulsory course aims to provide students with an understanding of accounting theory and its psychological foundations. It will cover traditional, positivist, functional, and behavioral approaches to developing accounting theory. Students will gain a deeper understanding of accounting theory and how it applies to selected accounting issues. The course references seven texts on accounting theory to support student learning.
The purpose of the course is to instill an understanding of the basic
structure of theory and its psychological foundation in the field of financial and management accounting. The course also enables students to have deeper understanding of approaches used in the development of accounting theory; amongts others based on traditional, positivist, functional and behavioral approaches. Students will be able to enchance the understanding of theory and its application in selected accounting issues.
References
1. Belkaoui, A. Stewart, J. 2002. Accounting Theory, 2nd Edition, Nelson
Thomson Learning. (Main Text) 2. Schroeder, R. G. & Clark, M. 2005. Accounting Theory: Text and Reading. 5th Edition. John Wiley and Sons. 3. Susela, D., Hooper, K. J. & Davey, H. 2004. Accounting Theory and Practice: A Malaysian Perspective. Pearson Prentice-Hall: Malaysia. 4. Godfrey, J. Hodgson, A. & Holmes, S. 2000. Accounting Theory, 4th Edition. John Wiley. 5. Wolk, H. I., Dood, J. L. & Tearney, M. G. Accounting Theory: Conceptual Issues in A Political and Economic Environment. 6the edition. Thomson South-Western. 6. Wolk, H. I., Francis, J. R., & Tearney, M. G. 1992. Accounting Theory: A Conceptual and Institutional Approach. 3rd Edition. South Western. 7. Alexander, D. 1991. Financial Reporting: The Theoretical and Regulatory Framework. 2nd Edition. Chapman and Hall.