Course Syllabus : Management AccountingTextbooks : Financial and Managerial Accounting by Warren, Reeve and Fess ^th edition Managerial Accounting by David Marshall Accounting Text and Cases by Anthony and Reece

Course Description:

Accounting methods and techniques utilized by corporations, cost systems, budgeting, and the utilization of accounting data for cost accounting decision making, and planning and control.

Course Objectives:

At the end of the course, the professional or student will have the following capabilities:

1. Strong appreciation managerial decision making processes and the use of accounting information by the managers of a business.

2. Recognize and comprehend the various components of a company’s Financial Statements3. Apply cost concepts used in special management decisions and capital budgeting4. Understand activity – based costing analysis5. Know relevant costing for managerial decision6. Understand the time value of money.

Course mechanics and Requirement

The course will be delivered through lectures, case discussions, and oral presentation of students reports on a particular subject matter that will be assigned. Case discussions and student participation will be graded. Each written case analysis shall be submitted for grading(Case analysis method will be followed). A term paper shall be required from each student. An appropriate final examination will be given at end of the semester.

1. Student to attend the lectures and class discussions for case analysis2. Submit term paper3. Attain a grade of at least 80% to pass the course

Course Rating:

Term exams 25%Term Paper 25%Written Case analysis 25%Case Discussion Participation 25%

Read the following cases and make the written case analysis particularly:

1. Case 15-1 Batesboat Yard2. Case 16-1 Jackson Thomas3. Case 16-4 Azienda Vincola Italiana4. Case 16-20 Cotter Inc.5. Riverside Leisure Centre

Topic: Leisure centre, NPV, sensitivity analysis 6. Greenwich plc Topic: Transfer Pricing, Negotiated Transfer Prices, Divisional Autonomy7. Newcastle Division Topic: CVP, Probabilities and Target profits8. Essex Engineering Topic: Performance Measures9. Newshire School Closure Topic: Public Sector, Decision Making

10. A London Borough Topic: Public Sector, activity analysis, value added