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                 Code          Module                         Credits   Duration   Prerequisite(s)
                                                  YEAR 2 (Cont.)

                 MATH2100      Business Mathematics           3        45 hrs    ---
                               This course emphasizes the mathematics required in general business processes. It is

                               designed to prepare students  for the mathematical and analytical applications most
                               useful in subsequent business and economic courses. Topics include: functions; systems
                               of  linear  equations;  exponential  and  logarithmic  functions;  mathematics  of  finance;
                               matrix algebra; linear programming.
                 MATH2110      Business Statistics            3        45 hrs    ---
                               This course is designed to introduce basic statistical principles, and techniques for data
                               analysis in the context of solving business problems. Students will learn how to perform
                               statistical analysis on various inferential real life situations. Topics include: organizing
                               data;  descriptive  statistics;  probability;  discrete  distributions;  normal  distribution;
                               sampling  and  sampling  distributions;  estimation;  hypothesis  testing;  correlation  and
                               regression analysis.
                 MRKT2100      Principles of Marketing        3        45 hrs    ---
                               This course studies the role of marketing in society. It focuses on markets, marketing
                               institutions,  and  marketing  functions  with  emphasis  on  product,  price,  marketing
                               communication, and marketing channel decisions.
                                                     YEAR 3
                 ---           Complete  2  subjects  from  the  6     90 hrs    ---
                               electives in group A

                 ACCT3120      Intermediate Accounting III    3        45 hrs    ---
                               This course is a continuation of Intermediate Accounting I and II. It discusses the current

                               solution adopted by FASB to handle financial accounting and reporting issues that have
                               not been fully addressed in previous two intermediate accounting courses. Topics to be
                               covered  include  factors  affecting  financial  investment  decisions,  derivative  financial
                               instruments,  foreign  currency  transactions,  revenue  recognition,  accounting  for
                               deferred taxes, accounting changes and error analysis, pensions, leases, income taxes,
                               and the statement of cash flows.
                 ACCT3130      Cost Accounting                3        45 hrs    ---

                               This course introduces students to costing principles and techniques, and elements of
                               management accounting which are used to make and support decision-making. Topics
                               covered  in  this  course  include  the  nature  and  purpose  of  cost  and  management
                               accounting,  cost  classification,  behaviour  and  purpose,  business  uncertainties,  cost
                               accounting techniques under job and process costing, budgeting and standard costing,
                               and short term decision-making techniques.

                 ACCT3140       Taxation                      3        45 hrs    ---
                               This course introduces different taxation systems and their sources. Strong emphasis will
                               be placed on the Macao environment. Students will learn how to manage salary tax,
                               profit tax, sales tax, and other indirect taxes. Topics include: Management of salary tax,
                               profit tax, sales tax, and other indirect taxes.





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