Teaching guide for the course: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I
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1 Teaching guide for the course: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I Degree program: Degree in Business Administration and Management Course
2 Teaching Guide 1. Information about the course Name Subject Module FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING Code Degree awarded Study plan 2010 School Type Degree in Business Administration and Management School of Business Mandatory Academic term Annual Academic year First Language English ECTS 9 Hours / ECTS 25 Total workload (hours) 150 Hours for theoretical classes Schedule for practical classes First quarter: Monday (12 14)/Friday (13 14) Second quarter: Wednesday (12 14)/Friday (12 13) Classroom 126 Location First floor 1
3 2. Information about the instructor Instructor Carmelo Reverte Maya Department Accounting and Finance Area of knowledge Accounting and Finance Office location Office 1.42 B (first floor) Tel: Fax: E mail: Carmelo.Reverte@upct.es URL / WEB Office hours / Tutorials To define Location during tutorials Office Academic title Teaching experience Areas of Research Professional Experience Other topics of interest Assistant Professor in Accounting and Finance More than 10 years in courses such as: Financial Accounting, Cost Accounting, Financial Auditing, Firm Valuation, etc. Market based accounting research, Corporate Governance, Corporate Social Responsibility, Firm Valuation, International Accounting 2
4 3. Description of the course 3.1. Presentation The subject Financial Accounting aims at introducing the student to the general aspects of the accounting language, getting to know the accounting problems concerning operations usually carried out by companies so as to elaborate reports that show the economicfinancial situation and the results of those operations Location on the study plan The course Financial Accounting I is an annual course that is offered during the first year of the Degree program in Business Administration and Management Description of the course. Adaptation to the professional profile Financial Accounting is the field of accounting related to the preparation of financial statements for decision makers, such as stockholders, suppliers, banks, employees, government agencies, owners, and other stakeholders. Its main objective is the reporting of the financial position and performance of a firm through financial statements issued to external users How it relates to other courses Prerequisites and recommendations It is related to the rest of accounting courses, such as Financial Statement Analysis and Cost Accounting. There are no prerequisites Students with special needs Any student who has particular circumstances and may require special resources should let the professor know at the beginning of the quarter. 3
5 4. Skills 4.1. Specific skills to be gained through the course a) Identify and analyze the requirements and objectives of accounting information. b) Get to know the users of accounting information and their informative needs. c) Get to know the different elements that configure the economic and financing structure of a company: assets, liabilities and equity. d) Get to know the principles of double entry as a basic foundation for accounting, as well as the main accounting books (Journal and Ledger). e) Get to know the accounting cycle through its different stages, ending with the Annual Accounts. f) Get to know the regulations that affect accounting information, especially the Spanish General Accounting Plan. g) Get to know the elements of net income (revenues and expenses). h) Get to know the accounting treatment related with the economic and financial structure of a company. i) Get to know the concept of depreciation, as well as its economic and financial significance. j) Understand and assimilate the conceptual framework of accounting. k) Elaborate and interpret the annual accounts General / Transversal Skills INSTRUMENTAL SKILLS G01 Ability to analyze and summarize G02 Ability to organize and plan G03 Oral and written communication in the native language G04 Oral and written communication in a foreign language G05 Knowledge of computer programs and skills related to the field of study G06 Ability to search for and analyze information from different sources G07 Ability to solve problems G08 Ability to make decisions PERSONAL SKILLS G09 Ability to work as a team G10 Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team 4
6 G11 Ability to work in an international context G12 Developing skills in personal relationships G13 Ability to work in diverse and multicultural environments G14 Ability to critique and self critique G15 Ethical commitment at work G16 Work in stressful environments SYSTEMIC SKILLS G17 Auto didactic skills G18 Ability to adapt to new situations G19 Creativity G20 Leadership G21 Initiative and entrepreneurial spirit G22 Quality driven G23 Sensitivity towards environmental and social issues SKILLS FOR APPLICABILITY G24 Ability to put the knowledge into practice G25 Ability to search for information and do research G26 Design and management of projects G27 Ability to communicate economic issues 4.3. Specific skills related to the degree E01 Ability to manage and run a small company or organization, understanding its competitive and institutional positioning and identifying its strengths and weaknesses E02 Ability to integrate in any functional area of a medium sized or large company or organization, and smoothly carry out any management task entrusted E03 Ability to evaluate the situation and the foreseeable evolution of the company based on the relevant records of information E04 Ability to issue consulting reports on specific situations of companies and markets E05 Ability to write up projects for the overall management or for the functional areas of the company E06 Ability to identify the sources of relevant economic information and its content in order to analyze and know the relevant economic environment for the company E07 Ability to understand the economic institutions as a result and to apply theoretical or formal representations of how the economy functions E08 Ability to derive relevant information from the data which is impossible for non professionals to know E09 Ability to regularly use information and communications technology in all professional tasks and activities E10 Ability to read and communicate in more than one language, especially in English E11 Ability to apply professional criteria based on the handling of technical instruments when analyzing problems E12 Ability to communicate fluently in their environment and work in a team 5
7 4.4. Results expected from the learning At the end of the course, students will be capable of: 1. Efficiently analyzing and using financial information in the decision making process, which involves knowing and using the various financial accounting tools. 2. Knowing the accounting treatment concerning operations usually carried out by companies, so as to elaborate reports that show the economic/financial situation and the results of those operations. 3. Being in charge of a company s accounts, once they have studied the rest of related subjects in the curriculum. 5. Content 5.1. Content according to the study plan The subject Financial Accounting aims at introducing the student to the general aspects of the accounting language, getting to know the accounting problems concerning operations usually carried out by companies, so as to elaborate reports that show the economicfinancial situation and the results of those operations Theory: modules and didactic units LESSON 1: CONCEPT OF ACCOUNTING 1.1. Concept and objectives of Financial Accounting 1.2. Users of the accounting information 1.3. Accounting classification LESSON 2: THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCING STRUCTURE OF THE COMPANY 2.1. Accounting concept of equity 2.2. Components of the economic and financing structure 2.3. Average maturity period 2.4. The balance sheet 2.5. Types of financial balances LESSON 3: ACCOUNTING REPRESENTATION: THE ACCOUNT AND THE ACCOUNTING BOOKS 3.1. The account as an instrument of representation and measurement 3.2. Technical terms of the accounts 3.3. Classification of the accounts and operating agreement 3.4. The double entry method 6
8 3.5. Accounting books: Journal and General Ledger LESSON 4: THE ACCOUNTING CYCLE 4.1. Start of the accounting cycle: opening inventory and opening entry 4.2. Development of the accounting process: record of the accounting events and trial balances 4.3. Closing of the accounting period: accounting regularization and the closing entry 4.4. The financial statements LESSON 5: REGULATION OF ACCOUNTING IN SPAIN: THE GENERAL ACCOUNTING PLAN 5.1. Accounting in Spain: applicable regulations 5.2. The General Accounting Plan (GAP) 5.3. Accounting principles in the GAP 5.4. Model for presenting the balance sheet in the GAP LESSON 6: INCOME AND EXPENSES: THE COMPANY PERFORMANCE 6.1. Income: concept and classification 6.2. Expenses: concept and classification 6.3. Model of presentation of the profit and loss account in the GAP 6.4. Accounting of employee expenses 6.5. Introduction to value added tax (VAT) LESSON 7: ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF INVENTORY 7.1 Types of inventories: commercial companies and industrial companies 7.2 The speculative account of merchandise in the GAP 7.3 Valuation of stocks Valuation of entries: transformed and non transformed stocks Valuation of the cost of outflows: WAC and FIFO methods 7.4. VAT in business transactions: discounts, advances and returns 7.5. Accounting treatment of returnable packages and containers 7.6. Stock impairment 7.7. Accounting treatment of foreign currency 7
9 LESSON 8: ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF CREDITORS AND DEBTORS FROM TRADE OPERATIONS 8.1 Receivable accounts 8.2 Doubtful accounts: systems for estimating insolvency 8.3 Trade receivables The banking discount of bills Collection management/negotiation of bills Non payment of trade bills 8.4 Accounts payable 8.5 Accounting for differences in foreign currency in credits and debits LESSON 9: ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS 9.1 Concept of financial accounts in the GAP 9.2 Accounting representation of the cash flow: cash flow in foreign currency 9.3 Accrual adjustments LESSON 10: ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF NON CURRENT ASSETS 10.1 Concept and classification of non current assets 10.2 Valuation of tangible non current assets Initial valuation Specific issues: Improvements/enhancements and capitalization of financial expenses 10.3 Intangible non current assets Value corrections of non current assets: depreciation, impairment losses and irreversible losses Disposal of non current assets LESSON 11: THEORY OF ECONOMIC DEPRECIATION Analysis of depreciation Economic and financial meaning of depreciation Basic elements of a depreciation plan Methods for calculating the annual depreciation quota: constant vs variable quotas 8
10 LESSON 12: ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF PERMANENT FINANCING Concept of permanent financing in thegap Owners equity: concept Capital Reserves Revenue pending allocation Capital subsidies Long term external resources: bank loans Liability provisions LESSON 13: THEORY OF NET INCOME The company s net income Relativity of net income Profit tax 5.3. Program of practical application 5.4. Program summarized in English (optional) 5.5. Detailed planning of the teaching units (optional) 9
11 6. Teaching methodology 6.1. Formative activities Activity teacher s duty student s duty ECTS Theory classes Presentations using the lesson s method. In class: taking notes and asking questions 2.7 At home: study of the matter 3.3 Solving practical cases Students participation is In class: active participation in case study 1.5 fostered through case study in groups. At home: resolution of proposed cases 1.1 Tutorials Clearing theory doubts, practical case study and cooperative learning tasks. In class: clearing doubts at tutorial time 0.1 At home: use of e mail or the virtual classroom to ask questions 0.1 Exams Written evaluation In class: attendance to official exam 0.2 Total: 9 ECTS 10
12 7.1. Evaluation techniques Instruments Procedure / criteria Weight Generic skills (4.2) evaluated Results (4.4) evaluated Written exams Two exams will be written during the course. The first one will consist of a partial exam (optional) after the first quarter which, if passed, will cancel the theory taught in that quarter. The second exam will take place at the end of the course. Both exams (partial and final) will consist of two parts: a theoretical part (test) and a practical part. Theoretical part (test): 40% mark (eliminatory if a minimum note of 4 points isn t achieved) Practice part: 60 % remaining G01, G02,G07, G09 1,2,3 Student s attendance and active participation in class Personalized monitoring An extra 0,5 points (if any) G10, G22 1,2,3 11
13 7.2. Control and follow up mechanisms Attendance to class and active participation: An extra 0,5 points can be achieved by this concept. This will be considered provided that a minimum note of 4 points in the test is achieved. Exam: a theoretical practical written test will be carried out, consisting of two parts: a test (weight: 40%) followed by working out a practical case on the subject (weight: 60%). 12
14 7.3. Expected results / learning activities / assessment of results (optional) Results expected from the learning (4.4) Theory classes Class exercises Projects and reports Test on theory Problem solving Class attendance Group project Formative evaluation 1. Knowledge of the different basic techniques for performing a descriptive analysis of data x x x x x x x x 2. Ability to collect, organize and analyze data from a descriptive point of view x x x x 3. Ability to make decisions based on analyzing the information x x x x x 4. Ability to work in a group, both on specific issues of the subject as well as on multidisciplinary issues 5. Ability to communicate the results and to draw up descriptive and quantitative types of technical reports x x x x x x x x x 0
15 8. Distribution of the student s workload ON-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES FIRST QUARTER Conventional Non-conventional OFF-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Week Topics or activities (visits, midterm exam, etc.) Theory classes Problem solving Laboratory Computer lab TOTAL CONVENTIONAL Group projects Tutorials Seminars 1 Presentation, Topic Topic Topic Topic Visits Formative Evaluation Evaluation Presentation of projects TOTAL NON- CONVENTIONAL Study Projects / individual reports Projects / group reports TOTAL OFF-CAMPUS TOTAL HOURS 5 Topic P.2 6 Topic Topic P.3 8 Topic Topic P.4 10 Topic Topic 5 y P.5 12 Topic Topic P.6 14 Topic Review P.7 Exams Miscellaneous TOTAL HOURS DELIVERABLES 1
16 SECOND QUARTER Conventional ON-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Non-conventional OFF-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Semana Topics or activities (visits, midterm exam, etc.) Theory classes Problem solving Laboratory Computer lab TOTAL CONVENTIONAL Group projects Tutorials Seminars 1 Topic Visits Formative Evaluation Evaluation Presentation of projects TOTAL NON- CONVENTIONAL Study Projects / individual reports Projects / group reports TOTAL OFF-CAMPUS TOTAL HOURS 2 Topic P.7 3 Topic Topic Topic P.8 6 Topic Topic P.9 8 Topic Topic Topic P Topic P Topic Topic P Topic P Review Exams Miscellaneous TOTAL HOURS DELIVERABLES 2
17 9. Resources and bibliography 9.1. Basic bibliography REVERTE, C., BASTIDA, F. y MADRID, A. (2011): INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (2007 SPANISH GENERAL ACCOUNTING PLAN). REY POMBO, JOSÉ (2008): CONTABILIDAD GENERAL, EDITORIAL PARANINFO. LEGISLATION REAL DECRETO 1514/2007, DE 16 DE NOVIEMBRE, POR EL QUE SE APRUEBA EL PLAN GENERAL DE CONTABILIDAD. En inglés: REAL DECRETO 1515/2007, DE 16 DE NOVIEMBRE, POR EL QUE SE APRUEBA EL PLAN GENERAL DE CONTABILIDAD DE PEQUEÑAS Y MEDIANAS EMPRESAS Y LOS CRITERIOS CONTABLES ESPECÍFICOS PARA MICROEMPRESAS Additional bibliography WANDEN BERGHE LOZANO Y OTROS (2008): CONTABILIDAD FINANCIERA. NUEVO PLAN GENERAL DE CONTABILIDAD Y DE PYMES, EDITORIAL PIRÁMIDE. CERVERA Y OTROS (2008): CONTABILIDAD FINANCIERA (ADAPTADA AL NUEVO PGC), CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS FINANCIEROS Online resources and other resources 3
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