Accounting, Audit and Control in Public and Private Institutions 2400-PLSM034C
1. Audit and control of the public and commercial institutions – introduction;
2. Methodology of writing the M.A. thesis;
3. Methodology of audit in the public bodies;
4. Student’s presentations;
5. Functioning of managerial control in the public institutions;
6. Internal audit standards;
7. Audit methodology in the commercial institutions;
8. Audit and control risk management;
9. Strategic audit – methodology;
10. Financial audit – methodology;
11. Public institutions accounting;
12. M.A. theses presentations.
Estimated student workload: 23 ECTS × 25 h = 575 h
(K) – contact hours, (S) – independent study hours
• Meetings: 30 h (K), 0 h (S)
• Student’s own work on writing the thesis: 0 h (K), 470 h (S)
• Preparation for the defense: 0 h (K), 75 h (S)
Total: 30 h (K) + 545 h (S) = 575 h
Type of course
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
After completing the course, the student:
IN TERMS OF KNOWLEDGE:
• Knows and understands the principles of finalizing a scientific work, including the formal, methodological, and ethical requirements of a master’s thesis.
• Understands the importance of critically synthesizing research results and their contribution to the development of knowledge in the discipline of economics.
• Knows the principles of presenting and defending research findings.
IN TERMS OF SKILLS:
• Can independently finalize a complete master’s thesis that meets second-cycle academic standards.
• Can perform an in-depth synthesis of research results and formulate final conclusions of both scientific and practical relevance.
• Can prepare for the master’s thesis defense and competently present and justify the adopted research solutions.
IN TERMS OF COMPETENCIES:
• Is prepared to independently and responsibly complete a complex research project.
• Demonstrates scientific maturity in presenting and defending the results of their own research in an academic environment.
Finance and Accounting:
K_W02, K_W03, K_W04, K_U01, K_U04, K_U05, K_U07, K_K01, K_K02, K_K03
Assessment criteria
Attendance during the lectures is obligatory (max. 2 unexcused absences). First semester requirements are: presentation of theme and idea of M.A. thesis. A condition of fulfillment of the second semester is a presentation of M.A. thesis.
Bibliography
Meritum, Rachunkowość. Rachunkowość i sprawozdawczość finansowa, Wolters Kluwer Business, Warszawa 2009
W. Gabrusewicz, Z. Kołaczyk, Rachunkowość finansowa część II (zaawansowana), Stowarzyszenie księgowych w Polsce, Warszawa 2008
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