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CIA3017 ADVANCED APPLICATIONS OF AUDITING                               3 Credits
                        Synopsis:

                        This course intends to strengthen and enhance the students’ understanding in examines and applies the relevant
                        Auditing, Assurance and Ethics Standards to various scenarios. It is practical in nature with students required to
                        apply the Standards to different scenarios, including a comprehensive case study which integrates different topics in
                        auditing. This course is specifically developed for students who wish to pursue MICPA professional qualification
                        upon graduation.

                        Course Pre-requisite(s)   : Pass CIA3015 Accountability and Auditing
                        Assessment Methods  : Continuous Assessment: 40%, Final Examination:  60%


                        CIA3018 PROFESSIONAL CORPORATE REPORTING                                3 Credits
                        Synopsis:
                        This course provides a comprehensive coverage of financial accounting and reporting that comprises understanding
                        of conceptual framework for financial reporting, application of accounting standards in various practical scenarios,
                        preparation of financial statement for both single entity and consolidated financial statements, and solving complex
                        accounting problems. This course is specifically developed for students who wish to pursue MICPA professional
                        qualification upon graduation.
                        Course Pre-requisite(s)   : Pass CIA3001 Corporate Accounting
                        Assessment Methods  : Continuous Assessment: 40%, Final Examination:  60%


                        CIB1002  HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT                                      3 Credits

                        Synopsis:
                        This course introduces students to the concepts, principles, and functions involved in developing human resource
                        systems.  These systems include staffing, training and development, performance appraisal, compensation as well as
                        benefits, and services.

                        Course Pre-requisite(s)   : None
                        Assessment Methods  : Continuous Assessment: 50%, Final Examination:  50%


                        CIB2001  ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR                                       3 Credits
                        Synopsis:
                        This course explores the issues of organizational behavior in the context of the work environment of business
                        organizations. Students will be exposed to a variety of organizational behavior theory. Among the topics to be
                        covered include group dynamics, negotiation, leadership and organizational politic.

                        Course Pre-requisite(s)   : None
                        Assessment Methods  : Continuous Assessment: 50%, Final Examination:  50%
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