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MCR004ABC Accounting Systems and Processes Assignment - Universal Business School Sydney, Australia
The company is Delecta Limited.
Topic - Accrual Accounting Concept
Objective - MCR004ABC covers a range of important theory and practice of Fundamental of Accounting Process and Systems. The main purpose of this assessment is to provide students with the opportunity to consolidate and extend their understanding in connection with the important issues in Accounting Systems and process.
Assessment criteria - In assessing presentation consideration will be given to overall neatness, completeness and quality of presentation, timeliness of submission and demonstrated application of appropriate issues in Accounting Systems and Process. In assessing the presentation the following criteria including marking criteria (section 7) would be strictly followed.
Clarity - Presentations are expected to be made in a clear, concise and understandable manner. It is required that an outline be made at the inception of the presentation to show introduction, body and conclusion of the presentation. Presenters' ability to comply with the outline will be assessed.
Presentation Tools - It is required that Slides must be used. Non-compliance will result in a fail grade. Other visual aids are encouraged to be used (i.e. charts, graph etc).
Group Presentation Topic: Each group needs to select a topic of interest from section 2.5 of the subject outline (Topics are listed below) and also need to select a listed company from ASX 500 top listed. Presentation must have includes: (a) Over view of the selected company (5 Slides only) and (b) explanation of the selected topic (10 slides). Company selection and topic selection should be done in class in week 6 & week 7.
Presentation topics:
(a) Conceptual Framework
(b) Accounting Regulatory Body: AASB
(c) Company Regulatory Body: ASIC
(d) Accrual accounting concept
(e) Inventories: Perpetual method and Periodic method
(f) Accounting for current assets
(g) Accounting for non-current assets.