Teaching Methodologies
The teaching and learning methodologies specific to the course are articulated with the pedagogical model, as the classroom approach aims to:
– Joint exploration of the topics under discussion, promoting interaction between students (among peers or with the lecturer).
– A practical approach through the resolution of cases that highlight the concrete application of the topics, either individually, in small groups or led by the teacher.
– Use of role-playing as a teaching strategy.
– Emphasis on motivating students to study cases through concrete examples of the economic environment.
– Integration of real-world situations to illustrate the practical relevance of the concepts covered.
– Where relevant, reference to research in which the teacher is involved, providing a direct connection between theory and the teacher’s practical experience.
Learning Results
(1) To deepen the general knowledge introduced in the Financial Accounting I course.
(2) To understand the construction of the summary financial statements, Balance Sheet and Income Statement by Nature, and the Basic Assumptions embodied in the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles that form them, so that they show, “truthfully and appropriately”, the assets and financial situation and the changes resulting from the activity of a financial year.
(3) Prioritize the treatment associated with the theoretical issues that frame it, without forgetting the legal and fiscal aspects associated with the subjects covered.
(4) Being theoretical-practical classes and given the nature of the curricular unit, the sessions consist of the teacher presenting the topics, followed by the resolution of practical questions and the asking of questions by the students, with the aim of making the concepts operational and acquiring theoretical and methodological skills.
Program
Chapter 1 – Property, plant and equipment
Recognition
Depreciation of Fixed Assets
Withdrawal of Fixed Assets
Chapter 2 – Financing
Types of financing
Leases
Borrowing costs
Subsidies (for investment)
Chapter 3 – Intangible Assets
Recognition
Initial measurement
Amortization of Intangible Assets
Withdrawal of Intangible Assets
Chapter 4 – Asset Impairment
Impairment of financial assets
Impairment in inventories
Impairment of tangible and intangible assets
Chapter 5 – Non-current assets held for sale
Chapter 6 – Personnel Expenses
Chapter 7 – End of Year Operations
Regularization Operations
Results calculation operations
Chapter 8 – Income Tax
Accounting recognition
Chapter 9 – Financial Statements
Chapter 10 – Sectoral Applications of Accounting
Internship(s)
NAO
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