BAB140 - BAB210 - BAB231 - IAF330 - IAF340 - LSP240 - Semester 2 - IAF320 - IAF520 - IAF620 - LSP340 - Semester 3 - IAF410 - IAF420 - IAF530 - IAF640 - IAF710 - IAF831

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This document outlines a curriculum for a higher education program, likely in business or accounting, detailing course codes, titles, and credit hours across multiple semesters. The listed courses include foundational subjects like Introduction to Financial Accounting, Business Statistics, and Introduction to Business Law, progressing to more specialized areas such as Finance, Business Information Systems, Micro and Macro Economics, Income Tax, Auditing, Financial Management, Intermediate and Advanced Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Business Cases, and International Strategic Management. The structure suggests a multi-semester academic plan, with specific courses assigned to Semester 2, Semester 3, and a subsequent set of advanced courses, indicating a structured progression of learning objectives and skill development within the program. The credit hours associated with each course range from 3 to 4, reflecting the depth and workload of the subject matter.

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Semester 2

IAF320 - Income Tax I

IAF520 - Auditing

IAF620 - Financial Management

LSP340 - Macroeconomics-Theory and Practice

Semester 3

IAF410 - Intermediate Financial Accounting II

IAF420 - Income Tax II

IAF530 - Management AccountingIntermediate

IAF640 - Business Cases I

IAF710 - Advanced Financial Accounting

IAF831 - International Strategic Management

FAQs

What are the foundational courses listed in this curriculum?

The foundational courses include Introduction to Financial Accounting (BAB140), Business Statistics (BAB210), Introduction to Business Law (BAB231), Finance (IAF330), Business Information Systems (IAF340), and Micro Economics-Theory and Practice (LSP240).

What specialized fields are covered in the later semesters?

Later semesters delve into specialized areas such as Income Tax I and II, Auditing, Financial Management, Macroeconomics, Intermediate and Advanced Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Business Cases, and International Strategic Management.

What is the typical credit hour allocation for these courses?

The majority of courses are allocated 3 credit hours, with some advanced subjects, such as Intermediate Financial Accounting II (IAF410), receiving 4 credit hours.

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