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Information Systems and Technologies for Accounting, Audit and Taxation

Major: Vocational education (Accounting and Taxation)
Code of Subject: 6.015.23.E.88
Credits: 5
Department: Accounting and Analysis
Lecturer: Ph.D., associate professor Shkvir Volodymyr Dmitrovich.
Semester: 6 семестр
Mode of Study: денна
Learning outcomes:
- to know the conceptual principles of the construction and functioning of information systems and
computer technology in accounting and auditing;
- to be able to design the life cycle of creating information systems accounting and
audit;
- to be able to work practically with different information processing technologies
economic information (table processors, databases, information systems in accounting);
- to be able to perform the setting of typical accounting tasks.
Required prior and related subjects:
pre-requisites:
- Informatics, computer engineering and programming;
- Accounting in the management of the enterprise;
- Organization and method of audit.
Corrections:
- Management information systems in the accounting, analysis and audit;
- Information systems and technologies of financial control.
Summary of the subject:
Information systems in the management of economics. Economic information and means of its formal description. Organization of the offshore information base. Organization of machine information base of systems for processing economic information. Information technology for solving audit tasks at the enterprise.
Recommended Books:
1. Shvvir V.D. Information systems and technologies in accounting and auditing: textbook / VD Shkvir, AG Zagorodniy, O.S. Vysochan - 4th form., Fine art. and listens. ¬- Lviv: Publishing House of Lviv Polytechnic, 2017.- 404 p.(ukr.)
2. Shvvir V.D. Information systems and technologies in accounting and auditing: workshop / VD Shkvir, AG Zagorodniy, O.S. Vysochan - Kind. 2nd, processing. and sup. - Lviv: Lviv Polytechnic Publishing House, 2014 - 440 p.(ukr.)

Assessment methods and criteria:
laboratory work and protection of reports (30%);
- final control (70%, control measure, exam): written-oral form (60% -test control, 10% -using component).