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SERIAL NUMBER: BM1706 COURSE TITLE: INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING 1 CREDIT: 3 units (3 hours lecture per week)
COURSE DESCRIPTION: The aim of this course is to gain a sound understanding of generally accepted accounting principles
governing recognition and measurement of assets and liabilities in financial statements used by parties
external to the business enterprise.
CO1. Discuss the growth of accounting profession throughout the years. (MAPO4-PI14; BAPO4-P16; AIPO4-P14)
CO2. Explain and analyze the financial statement assets’ valuation in the Statement of Financial Position. (MAPO1-PI1; BAPO1-PI1; AIPO1-PI1;
BAPO5-PI17; AIPO5-PI15; MAP05-PI15; MAPO4-PI14; BAPO4-PI16; AIPO4-PI14)
CO3. Perform proper presentation, disclosure and applicable standards through devising the applicable disclosures and identifying correct
classification of accounts; (BAPO1-PI1; AIPO1-PI1; MAPO1-PI1; BAPO5-PI17; AIPO5-PI15; MAP05-PI15; MAPO4-PI14; BAPO4-PI16; AIPO4-
PI14)
CO4. Improve competence in solving practical financial asset problems. (MAPO4-PI14; BAPO4-PI16; AIPO4-PI14)
CO5. Develop brief knowledge about liabilities by performing sound judgement in recognizing liabilities.(MAPO4-PI14; BAPO4-PI16; AIPO4-PI14)
The following are the recommended periodical grade components for this course:
Course Outline
Student Teaching and Learning
Learning Objectives (LO) Week LEC Hours TOPICS Slides I-Guide Assessment Tasks
Handouts Activities
1 Analyze the effects of 1 3 Growth of Accounting: Sumer to Discussion Quiz and eLMS
Accounting in the business Modern Accounting review
Industry(CO1) History of Accounting: its Group Activity
2 Discuss the historical development to Modern Recitation
development of accounting. Accounting eLMS Activity
(CO1) Disciplines of Accounting
3 Identify disciplines Standard-Setting Bodies and Skills Checklist Homework
of accounting (CO1) Conceptual Framework
4 Identify local and
international standard-
setting bodies and
conceptual framework (CO3)
5 Define and determine 2-3 6 Cash and Cash Equivalents Discussion Assignment
proper valuation of Valuation of Financial Assets
Financial Assets (CO2) Definition of Cash and Cash
6 Evaluate the objectives of Equivalents Generalization Activity Written Quiz
management and internal Reporting Cash in the Financial
control over cash (CO3) Statement Task Performance
7 Compute and analyze how Cash Management
cash and cash equivalents Internal Control over Cash eLMS Quiz
are presented in the Petty Cash Fund
Financial Statements Bank Reconciliation
(CO2,CO3 and CO4) Proof of Cash
8 Properly account for Petty
Cash Fund Transactions
(CO3)
9 Prepare Bank Reconciliation
and explain its purpose (CO4)
10 Devise proof of cash from
cash transactions(CO4)
PREPARED BY: VERIFIED BY: APPROVED BY:
John Kenneth S. Santillan, CPA, CTT Kristine E. Lu, M.Ed EL Aisa Q. Hipolito, M.Ed EL
BM1706