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A.  PROGRAM IDENTIFICATION AND GENERAL INFORMATION

 

1.Program title: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) – Major in Accounting

2.     Total credit hours needed for completion of the program:

130.0 Credit Hours

3.     Award granted on completion of the program:

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) – Major in Accounting

4.     Professional occupations

The program of Accounting Qualifies graduates who are capable of operating in various accounting functions in the public and private sectors including but not limited to:

  • Accountant, Assistant Accountant and Junior Staff Accountants
  • Controllers, and Cost Accountants
  • Zakat, taxation, payroll, and pension Accountants and Related Clerks
  • Accounts
  • Auditor an Assistant Auditor,
  • Chartered Accountant
  • Auditor
  • Budget Researcher, budget Researcher Assistant, budget
  • Pension auditor, pensions investigator
  • Further career opportunities exist in Senior Management positions for those graduates obtaining professional accounting certificates, such as CPA, CMA, CIA…etc.

5.   Name of program coordinator or chair:

Dr Khaled F. Alfahad- Head of the Accounting Department E-mail: kalfahad@seu.edu.sa

B.     PROGRAM CONTEXT:

1.   Rationales of the program:

The rationales for the proposed Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) – Major in Accounting are the following:

  1. Importance of the accounting functions in business
  2. The constant need for accountants in the labor
  3. The country’s need for qualified nationals in
  4. The ever increasing need for legal reviews and adjust the accounting
  5. Growing responsibilities of the accounting function in business
  6. The interest of large segments among University students in the Kingdom in accounting programs.

2.   Relevance of the program to the mission and goals of the institution:

This program will highly contribute with the rest of the programs at the college, to provide qualified human resources needed to promote and gear the national economy to be among the world’s leading economies using the online teaching, which is the main purpose of the Saudi Electronic University.

3.   Relationship to other programs:

  1. Courses required from other programs
    • English Skills
    • Computer skills
    • Communication Skills
    • Introduction to Mathematics
    • Islamic Courses

b.   Courses provided to other programs

  • Principles of Management

4.   Specific enrolment requirements: (IT skills, Language…):

  • Fluent level of English language

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C. MISSION, GOALS & OBJECTIVES AND LEARNING OUTCOMES:

1.   Program Mission:

To graduate highly qualified and competent accountants for successful careers in the private and public sectors by offering self-centered learning supported by high quality online interactive teaching and encouraging entrepreneurship spirit and participation in engagement opportunities.

2.   Program goals and objectives:

The program Bachelor of Sciences in Accounting, aims to prepare graduates and develop their skills and abilities to keep pace with the needs of the labor market in both public and private organizations. The main goals of the program are:

  1. Contribute in the development of the accountant profession;
  2. An effective use of the learning technologies to achieve the learning outcomes of the program;
  3. Satisfy the needs of market labor to qualified human resources in the field of accounting and legal auditors;
  4. A high involvement of practitioners and experts from different business and non- business organizations in the process of learning;
  5. Contribute in the development of best-in-class methods of teaching and learning in the field of accounting;
  6. Assure a high compliance of the targeted learning outcomes to the market labor required skills;
  7. Promote the sense of ethics and social responsibility within Saudi business and governmental
  8. Fulfill the   requirements    of    accreditation   bodies    nationally    (NCAAA) and internationally.

3 – Program learning outcomes

 Up on completion of the program, students will be able to:

1Knowledge
 

1.1

Describe refined financial accounting topics such as business combinations, governmental accounting, partnership accounting and other advanced financial accounting topics (e.g., accounting for: leases, deferred income taxes, pensions, investments, long-term liabilities and earnings per share).
1.2Explore of International Accounting standards and the impact of global issues.
1.3Acquire the knowledge of auditing principles and its techniques.
1.4Identify the role of the accounting profession in society, experience in community service and participation in the accounting society.
2Cognitive Skills
2.1Analyze accounting case studies to gain an understanding of the opportunities and challenges brought by large financial and non-financial data set.
 

2.2

Use and evaluate analytics techniques to interpret accounting data, analyze business environments, and develop solutions for authentic (real world) problems in accounting processes.
2.3Identify and synthesize useful sources of financial and non-financial data that help accountants’ decision-making.
 

2.4

Develop and hone the students’ talents for selecting appropriate accounting procedures when faced with a variety of accounting challenges both virtual and real.
3Interpersonal Skills & Responsibility
3.1Develop the students’ abilities in quantitative methods in order for them to make appropriate and well thought out accounting decisions.
3.2Demonstrate the group activities which are most effective as they helps the student in explaining, discussing and defending their own ideas.
3.3Describe on ethical behavior while working on activity sheets, Individual counseling on subject matter when they find difficulties in the subject
3.4Facilitate to work as a team member and recognizing the benefits of collaborative behaviors in the accomplishment of group tasks.
4Communication, Information Technology, Numerical
4.1Interpret and effectively communicate the findings of accounting analytics to both specialists and non-specialists.
4.2Develop communication skills through presentations, using tools such as PowerPoint and spreadsheets.
4.3Achieve    effective   communication    through    the   management    of    panel

discussions.

5.3Achieve    effective   communication    through    the   management    of    panel discussions.

D. PROGRAM STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION

 

1.     Program Structure by kind of requirements: University requirements: 34 Credit Hours

 

Course Code

 

Course Name

 

Credit Hours

 

Prerequisites

ENG001English Skills 

16

ENG001English Skills (Continued)
CS001Computer Essentials3
COMM001Communication Skills2
CI001Academic Skills2
MATH001Fundamentals of Math3
ISLM101Intro to Islamic culture2

 

ISLM102Professional Conduct & Ethics

in Islam

2
ISLM103Islamic Economic System2ISLM101
ISLM104Social System and Human

Rights

2ISLM102
Total34

 College Requirements: 57 credits:

Course CodeCourse NameCredit HoursPrerequisites
ACCT101Principles of Accounting3 

 

 

First year

MGT101Principles of Management3
STAT101Statistics3
ECON101Microeconomics3
LAW101Legal Environment of Business3
E-COM201Introduction to e-Management3MGT101
ACCT301Cost accounting3ACCT101
MGT322Logistics Management3MGT101
FIN101Principles of Finance3ACCT101
MGT311Intro to Operations Management3MGT101 +STAT101
MGT321Intro to International Business3
MGT201Marketing Management3MGT101
MGT301Organizational Behaviour3MGT211
MGT 401Strategic Management3MGT201+ FIN101
STAT201Quantitative Methods3STAT101

 

ECON201Macroeconomics3
MGT211H.R Management3MGT101
E-COM101e-Commerce3
MIS201Management of Information systems3MGT101
Total57

Department Requirements: 30 credits

Course CodeCourse NameCredit HoursPrerequisites
ACCT201Financial Accounting3ACCT101
ACCT302Advanced Financial Accounting3ACCT201
ACCT422Tax and zakat Accounting3ACCT201
ACCT402Introduction to Accounting Information Systems3ACCT101+ MIS201
ACCT401Auditing Principles & Procedures3ACCT302
ACCT403Accounting Research and Practice3
ACCT322Managerial accounting3ACCT301
LAW401Companies law3LAW101
ACCT430Internship6Complete 90 Credit hours
Total30

 Concentrations:

To satisfy the different preferences of student and comply with accreditation requirements, the accounting program gives students the opportunity to choose the micro field of specialization. So, the student chooses one concentration among the following:

Accounting Concentration: 

Course

Code

Course NameCredit

Hours

Prerequisites
ACCT405Accounting of financial institutions3ACCT201
ACCT321Government and Non-Profit Accounting3ACCT 201
ACCT424Insurance accounting3ACCT201
Total9

Finance Concentration:

Course Code 

Course Name

Credit Hours 

Prerequisites

FIN201Corporate Finance3FIN101
FIN402Financial Institutions and Markets3FIN101
FIN401Banks Management3FIN101
Total9

E-Commerce Concentration

 

Course Code

 

Course Name

Credit Hours 

Prerequisites

IT404Web Design3
E-COM421e-Business Strategies and business models3MGT 401
E-COM301E- Marketing3MGT 201
Total9

Business Administration Concentration

Course Code 

Course Name

Credit Hours 

Prerequisites

MGT312Decision Making and Problems Solving3MGT101
MGT323Project Management3MGT311
MGT402Entrepreneurship and small business3MGT101
Total9

 These concentrations could be changed after maybe four semesters according to the market labor requirements and trends.

2 – Program Structure by years

 Year 1

SemesterCourse

Code

 

Course Title

Credit

Hours

Pre-requisites
 

 

Semester 1

ENG001English Skills8
CS001Computer Essentials3
COMM001Communication Skills2
Total13

 

 

Semester

Course Code 

Course Title

Credit Hours 

Pre-requisites

 

 

Semester 2

ENG001English Skills (Continued)8
MATH001Fundamentals of Math3
CI001Academic Skills2
Total13

Year 2

 

Semester

Course Code 

 

Course Title

Credit Hours 

Pre-requisites

 

 

 

Semester 3

ECON101Micro economics3 

 

 

 

 

 

 

First year

MGT101Principles of Management3
STAT101Statistics3
LAW101Legal Environment of Business3
ACCT101Principles of Accounting3
ISLM101Intro to Islamic culture2
Total17

 

 

Semester

Course Code 

 

Course Title

Credit Hours 

Pre-requisites

 

 

 

 

Semester 4

FIN101Principles of Finance3ACCT101
MGT201Marketing Management3MGT101
STAT201Quantitative Methods3STAT101
MGT211H.R Management3MGT101
E-COM101E-Commerce3
ISLM102Professional Conduct & Ethics

in Islam

2
Total17

Year 3

SemesterCourse Code 

 

Course Title

Credit HoursPre- requisites
 

 

 

 

 

Semester 5

ECON201Macroeconomics3
MIS201Management of Information

systems

3MGT101
E-COM201Introduction to e-Management3MGT101
MGT301Organizational Behaviour3MGT211
MGT311Intro to Operations Management3MGT101 +

STAT101

ACCT201Financial Accounting3ACCT101
Total18

 

 

Semester

Course Code 

Course Title

Credit HoursPre- requisites
 

 

 

 

 

 

Semester 6

ACCT301Cost accounting3ACCT101
MGT321Intro to International Business3
MGT322Logistics Management3MGT101
ACCT302Advanced Financial

Accounting

3ACCT201
Concentration3
ISLM103Islamic Economic System2ISLM101
Total17

Year 4

 

Semester

Course Code 

 

Course Title

Credit HoursPre-requisites
 

 

 

 

 

Semester 7

ACCT401Auditing Principles & Procedures3ACCT302
MGT 401Strategic management3MGT201+ Fin101
 

ACCT402

Introduction to Accounting Information Systems 

3

ACCT101+ MIS201
Concentration3
ACCT403Accounting Research and Practice3
ISLM104Social System and Human Rights2ISLM102
Total17

 

 

Semester

Course Code 

Course Title

Credit HoursPre-requisites
 

 

 

 

 

Semester 8

LAW401Companies law3LAW101
ACCT422Tax and zakat Accounting3ACCT201
Concentration3
ACCT430Internship6Complete 90

Credit hours

ACCT322Managerial accounting3ACCT301
Total18

 

  1. Field Experience (internship, cooperative program….):
  1. Brief description

The internship provides students with an opportunity to receive academic credit for supervised professional training and experience in an actual work environment. This Internship is an ongoing seminar between the student, the faculty member and the employment supervisor. It involves an Internship Application and Learning Agreement, periodic meetings with the faculty representative, professional experience at a level equivalent to other senior-level courses and submission of material as established in the Internship Application and Learning Agreement. Participation cannot be guaranteed for all applicants.

b.   Semester:

Semester 8 (10 weeks)

c.   Time allocation and scheduling arrangement

One semester after completing 95 credit hours of the study plan

d.   Number of credit hours

06 credit Hours

e.   Intended learning outcomes

  1. Apply academic learning to workplace
  2. Practice and develop professional skills, such as oral, written, and interpersonal communications,
  3. Use the technology and analytical tools and work in teams that will improve performance in subsequent courses and in future work assignments .
  4. Examine one’s own attitudes toward work and toward the field of Accounting and to consider which aspects of accounting best match one’s own.

f.  Assessment procedures:

At the end of the internship period, the student will be evaluated as follows:

  • 40 % for internship activities (assigned by the on-training supervisor)
  • 30 % for the apprehension and the assiduity of the student (assigned by the academic supervisor)
  • 30 % for the substance and the style of the training report (assigned by the department)

5.     Admission Requirements for the program:

  • Meet the university admission requirements
  • To pass the requirement of the First year

6.   Attendance and Completion Requirements:

To be graduated from the program and got the bachelor of sciences certificate students should accomplish all the 130 credit hours including the internship course.