Associate Degree Programs
Vocational School of Bussiness Administration
Accounting and Taxation
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Package Softwares I

Course CodeSemester Course Name LE/RC/LA Course Type Language of Instruction ECTS
YMV3004 3 Package Softwares I 4/0/0 CC Turkish 5
Course Goals

1-      To graduate our students  with at least one profession.

2-      To supply infrastructure for our students  who will both work in a business or establish their own business

3-      To  teach how to carry out accounting registration and prepare reports  on  Accounting Programs widely used in our country both  practically on computer and theoretically.

4-      To provide up-to-date extensive knowledge for the students to prevent problems  that may occur in business life and teach how to solve the irrepresible problems as soon and easily as possible.

5-      To introduce safe websites that will facilitate business life and enable to follow up-to-date knowledge and teach how to  access and use knowledge in business life.

6-      In addition to our valuable diplomas after completing their education, to give one more reputable certificate arranged by the software companies to  our students who had 70 or higher average out of 100 in Computerized Accounting  and Computerized Accounting  Practice.

7-      To organize workshops and arrange Workshop Attendance Certificates in order to teach our students  other up-to-date accounting programs that we cannot find chance to teach in our lessons.

Prerequisite(s) Acounting and law knowledge, computerate
Corequisite(s) Course Code Course Name…
Special Requisite(s) Attendance
Instructor(s) Lecturer Nurcan FENERCİ
Course Assistant(s)
Schedule Day, hours, XXX Campus, classroom number.
Office Hour(s) Instructor name, day, hours, XXX Campus, office number.
Teaching Methods and Techniques --lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
Principle Sources --course notes, books, internet
Other Sources -
Course Schedules
Week Contents Learning Methods
1. Week Basic Accounting Equation, Assets and Liabilities Accounts Work Lecture, Question and Answer
2. Week Accounting Operations Held Documents and practice Lecture, Question and Answer, Practice
3. Week Company opening and closing on computer, accounting period opening and closing on computer, user operations, Exchange Rate Tracking Module Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
4. Week Sub-Account Opening, registration period opening, registration period closing, 100 Cash Account operations and aplications. Cash Exchange, Exchange rate valuation Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
5. Week 101 Checks Received, 102 Cash in Banks, 103 Checks Given and Payment Orders Account, 108 Other Cash and Cash *****Alents Account operations and aplications Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
6. Week 120 Customers Account, 121 Notes Receivable Account operations and aplications Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
7. Week 150 Raw Materals and Supylies Account, 153 Merchandise Account, 159 Advances to Suppliers for Goods&Services Account operations and aplications Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
8. Week 180 Prepaid Expenses for The Folloving Months Accountunt operations and aplications, Vat Accounts operations and aplications, Value Added Tax (VAT)(Deductible VAT, Deferred VAT, VAT Calculated ) Accounts operations and aplications, 195 Job Advances, List of Charges Prepare and To Enter t-The System Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
9. Week Midterm
10. Week Fixed Assets, 257 Accumulated Depreciation Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
11. Week 300 Bank Loans, 320 Accounts Payable, 321 Notes Payable, 360 Taxes Payables, 381 Accrued Expenses Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
12. Week 500 Capital, 600 Domestic Sales, 610 Sales Returns (-),611 Sales Discounts (-) Account operations and aplications Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
13. Week Expenses Account operations and aplications, Off-Balance-Sheet Accounts operations and aplications Lecture, practice on computer, project, seminar, question and answer, problem solving, demonstration,case study
14. Week Period Ending Transactions and Reports Lecture, Question and Answer, Practice, Case study
15. Week Presentation Presentation, project
16. Week -Seminar Seminar, case study
17. Week Seminar Seminar, case study
Assessments
Evaluation tools Quantity Weight(%)


Program Outcomes
PO-1To have basic theoretical knowledge and skills in the field of accounting and tax.
PO-2To train accounting staff who are capable of analytical thinking, problem-solving and entrepreneurial
PO-3To know at least one camputer programmes well about of accounting.
PO-4To do work of their related field by using computer. Store information and using stored information.
PO-5To follow-up the legislation and basic legal information in the field of profession.
PO-6To identify accounting data that are required in business and save them.
PO-7To keep accounting records that are necessary to analyze financial transactions.
PO-8To understand and apply issues that are include general accounting, period-end accounting procedures, cost accounting, enterprise accounting and accounting control.
PO-9Responsible for tax and the tax obligations and understand the knowledge of Turkish Tax System.
PO-10To understand and interpret the problems of the profession and express their ideas clearly in writing or velbal statements.
PO-11To be capable of application the theoretical knowledge on a real business environment.
PO-12To understand the importance of job security and ethical responsibilities.
PO-13Being aware of the importance to keep track of the legislation about the profession.
PO-14To train personels who they are collaborative participatory, contemporary, innovative and have the characteristics of lifelong learning.
PO-15To have knowledge about professional English in Accounting and Taxation Practices.
Learning Outcomes
LO-1To graduate our students with at least one profession.
LO-2To supply infrastructure for our students who will both work in a business or establish their own business
LO-3 To teach how to carry out accounting registration and prepare reports on Accounting Programs widely used in our country both practically on computer and theoretically.
LO-4 To provide up-to-date extensive knowledge for the students to prevent problems that may occur in business life and teach how to solve the irrepresible problems as soon and easily as possible.
LO-5To introduce safe websites that will facilitate business life and enable to follow up-to-date knowledge and teach how to access and use knowledge in business life.
LO-6 In addition to our valuable diplomas after completing their education, to give one more reputable certificate arranged by the software companies to our students who had 70 or higher average out of 100 in Computerized Accounting and Computerized Accounting Practice.
LO-7To organize workshops and arrange Workshop Attendance Certificates in order to teach our students other up-to-date accounting programs that we cannot find chance to teach in our lessons.
Course Assessment Matrix:
Program Outcomes - Learning Outcomes Matrix
 PO 1PO 2PO 3PO 4PO 5PO 6PO 7PO 8PO 9PO 10PO 11PO 12PO 13PO 14PO 15
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