This document provides guidance for students presenting case studies. It outlines that presentations should include understanding the key situation, identifying relevant problems or discussion areas, analyzing points based on accounting theories and frameworks, and communicating results. Students will present in groups of 5-6, with 8-10 minute presentations and 2-3 minutes for Q&A. Presentations need to clarify each group member's contributions.
This document provides guidance for students presenting case studies. It outlines that presentations should include understanding the key situation, identifying relevant problems or discussion areas, analyzing points based on accounting theories and frameworks, and communicating results. Students will present in groups of 5-6, with 8-10 minute presentations and 2-3 minutes for Q&A. Presentations need to clarify each group member's contributions.
This document provides guidance for students presenting case studies. It outlines that presentations should include understanding the key situation, identifying relevant problems or discussion areas, analyzing points based on accounting theories and frameworks, and communicating results. Students will present in groups of 5-6, with 8-10 minute presentations and 2-3 minutes for Q&A. Presentations need to clarify each group member's contributions.
Department of Accounting, Beijing Jiaotong University Key Reminders Understanding the situation Identifying the problems or the relevant areas to be discussed Analysing the key points based on the relevant accounting theories, techniques, and/or frameworks (rather than simply your own intuition) Communicating/Reporting the results Arrangements 8 groups (5-6 students per group)
8-10 min presentation + 2-3 min Q&A
You need to clearly clarify the contribution of
each group member on your presentation slides. Any question or comment?