Welcome to Bachelor of Accounting (WACC02) and Bachelor of Accounting and Diploma of Law (LACCL2) - Course Orientation

Sep 15, 2026

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Course orientation for the Bachelor of Accounting (WACC02) and the combined Bachelor of Accounting and Diploma of Law (LACCL2), outlining course structure, learning pathways, and key support channels. The material explains the course aims, what students will learn across accounting, finance, business management, communication, business law, taxation, auditing, and ethics, plus professional and problem-solving skills. It details study modes, unit enrolment requirements, Learnline resources, assessment expectations, available academic support, library and learning services, and critical enrolment and census dates.

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Welcome to Bachelor of Accounting (WACC02)and Bachelor of Accounting and Diploma of Law (LACCL2) 2 Your Course Co-ordinatror Ms Jyoti Vemuri Phone : 08-8946 8842 Water Front Darwin Level 4, Room 35 3 www: https://www.cdu.edu.au/student-central E: student.central@cdu.edu.auFAQs: Ask CDU1800 061 963 (freecall)Mon - Thurs: 8:30am - 4pmFriday: 8:30am - 3pm Student Central 4 The COURSE Bachelor of Accounting provides a flexible qualification where you can develop your knowledge, skills , and understanding of accounting, finance, business management, communication, business law, taxation, auditing, management accounting, governance, and ethics through global and local contexts. You will be supported to be an accounting graduate with a holistic knowledge of accounting and how to apply your knowledge in real business world problem-solving. Course Aim 5 1. The Bachelor of Accounting prepares you with professional skills to become an accountant or work in a range of roles that rely on accounting knowledge. 2. The course develops your communication, presentation, and problem-solving skills. 3. You can also choose to study business units to complement your personal interests and career options. What you will learn 6 You may study on campus if you are an international student. If you are a domestic student you can study on campus or in external mode. However, if you have to enrol in part-time mode to study as an external student. You need to follow your study plan to enrol in units. As a full-time student you are required to enrol in 4 units. As a part-time student, you are required to enrol in 2 units, however, you may apply for overload. You will find your timetable via the study plan page. Study Plans 7 How you will learn 8 What can you find in Learnline? Announcements, assessments, where you submit, live and recorded lectures, readings and unit guides. *Have you watched the Learnline ‘how to’ session on the Orientation Website? What are the expectations? i.e first 3 weeks leading to the first assessment *Quiz, online test, essays etc. Where can I go if I need help, if I don't understand my assessments? Unsure about how to complete a quiz, online test, write an essay etc. Assessments 9 Including how to find: Online tutoring *Did you know that this is 24/7 Library services Language and Learning *Booking appointments, study skills page & workshops as shown on the website Discussion boards to connect with other students Specific areas for the course *Don't forget to check out the recordings/presentations on the Orientation Website under the above headings Library, L&L & Learnline tools 10 Last date to enrol: 15th March 2024 Census date: 25th March 2024 Important Dates / Don't forget! 11 Course-related inquiries: Jyoti Vemuri Email: Jyoti.Vemuri@cdu.edu.au Phone: 08 8946 8842 All other support: https://www.cdu.edu.au/current-students How to get support 12 Top tips for success Read the instructions in Learnline, note down dates of assessments, contact name and number of unit coordinator, library support, discussion board and grade centre Good attendance is the key to success. Motivational 13

FAQs

What are the main goals of the Bachelor of Accounting (WACC02) and LACCL2 program?

The program prepares students for accounting careers and roles requiring accounting knowledge, while strengthening communication, presentation, and problem-solving skills. Students can also select business units aligned with their interests and career options.

How do study modes affect unit enrolment requirements?

Full-time students must enrol in 4 units, while part-time students enrol in 2 units but may apply for overload. Students also need to follow a study plan to enrol in units.

Where can students access learning resources and submit assessments?

Learnline provides announcements, assessments, submission locations, and both live and recorded lectures, along with readings and unit guides. It also includes access to resources like discussion boards and learning support tools.

Sep 15, 2026

Uploaded by Asher