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Financial Accounting and reporting

BE-209-1

Included in Study

  • Bachelor's Programme in Business Administration
  • Master's Programme in Business Administration (5 years)

Language of teaching

Norwegian.

Recommended previous knowledge

BE-110 Managerial Accounting and BE-111 Financial Accounting 1, or equivalent.

For single course students, these subjects (or equivalent) are required for admission.

Learning outcomes

Upon successful completion of this course the student should be able to:

  • be able to analyze companies' profitability, liquidity and solvency based on published accounting information
  • know the fundamental principles governing the Norwegian Accounting Act, international accounting rules and central accounting standards
  • demonstrate the ability to apply accounting recognition and measurement rules on specific accounting topics (N GAAP)
  • be able to prepare annual financial statements and have basic knowledge of how the UN sustainability goals can affect companies' assessments of both materiality and presentation of financial information
  • be able to prepare simple consolidated financial statements
  • demonstrate knowledge of the legal requirements for preparing notes and annual accounts
  • have knowledge of digital accounting tools

Contents

Course participation enable students to gain insight in how information from the financial statements can be used in various decision-making situations. In that respect, the existence of competing set of accounting regulations are discussed, and students are continuously challenged to reflect on ethical issues related to the company’s presentation of financial information. In the process of systematizing and analyzing accounting information, Excel is used consistently, and several UN sustainability goals serves as a starting point for debating the role of financial accounting in national and international capital markets.

Teaching and learning methods

Lectures, videos and group work.

Examination requirements

Approved compulsory assignment.

Examinations

4 hour written examination with letter grades.

Student evaluation

The person responsible for the course, in consultation with the student representative, decides the method of evaluation and whether the courses will have a midterm- or end of term evaluation, see also the Quality System, section 4.1. Information about evaluation method for the course will be posted on Canvas.

Offered as a free-standing course

Yes. Subject to availability or capacity.

Admission Requirement if given as a free-standing course

BE-110 Managerial Accounting and BE-111 Financial Accounting 1, or equivalent.

Admission for external candidates

No

Credit reduction

  • BE-2200-G2 with 5 credits.
  • BE-202-G with 5 credits.
  • BE-202-1 with 5 credits.
  • BE-301-1 with 5 credits.
  • BE-2200-1 with 5 credits.
  • BE-2200-2 with 5 credits.
  • BE-2200-G with 5 credits.
  • BE-209-G with 7.5 credits.

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Duration

1 semester

Credits

7.5

Start

Autumn

Campus

Kristiansand 

Faculty

School of Business and Law 

Reading List

Exam Papers