Objectives:
To provide awareness of the underlying financial structure and procedure of the
organization so that the interaction of financial systems with information systems can be
understood by the information system designers.
Contents:
1. ERP Introduction – Enterprise resource planning, Benefits of ERP, business process
reengineering, Data wherehousing, Data Mining, On line Analytical Processing
(OLAP), Supply Chain Management ERP Modules – Introduction, Business modules
in ERP , finance
2. Introduction to accounting, Accounting mechanics-I Basic records, Accounting
mechanics-II Final Accounts
3. Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements
4. Budgetary Control
5. Project Management
6. Fixed Assets and Depreciation Accounting, Standards for Control
Main Reference Book(s):
1. A textbook of Financial Cost and Management Accounting by Dr. P. Periasamy,
Himalaya Publishing House.
2. Accounting and Financial Management by D.R. Patel, Atul Prakashan.
3. ERP Demystified by Alexis Leon, Tata McGrawHill Publication.
Suggested Additional Reading:
1. Accounting for Management by N.P. Srinivasan, M. Sakthivel Murugan, S. Chand.
Chapter Wise Coverage from Main Reference Book(s):
1. ERP Introduction – Chapter 1-9 (From Alexis Leon)
2. ERP Modules – Chapter 20,21 (From Alexis Leon)
3. Accounting Principles and Concepts, Double Entry System of Accounting,
Accounting Books and Records, Final Accounts (Chapter 2 to 4 from Dr.Periasamy).
4. Ratio Analysis (Chapter 9 from Dr. Periasamy).
5. Forecasting and Budgetary Control (Chapter 11 from D.R. Patel) excluding methods
of forecasting and proforma financial statements.
6. Project Management (Chapter 12 from D.R. Patel), only project appraisal
techniques.
7. Fixed Assets and depreciation Accounting (Chapter 5 from D.R. Patel) excluding
implication of the cost concepts and financial accounting treatment of depreciation,
cash flow implications of depreciation, taxation and depreciation accounting,
accounting standards for depreciation.
8. Standard Costing (Chapter 8 from D.R. Patel)
9. Break Even Analysis (Chapter 10 from D.R. Patel)
Accomplishments of the student after completing the course:
Students will have insight of Enterprise resource planning, Business modules and Financial
management
To provide awareness of the underlying financial structure and procedure of the
organization so that the interaction of financial systems with information systems can be
understood by the information system designers.
Contents:
1. ERP Introduction – Enterprise resource planning, Benefits of ERP, business process
reengineering, Data wherehousing, Data Mining, On line Analytical Processing
(OLAP), Supply Chain Management ERP Modules – Introduction, Business modules
in ERP , finance
2. Introduction to accounting, Accounting mechanics-I Basic records, Accounting
mechanics-II Final Accounts
3. Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements
4. Budgetary Control
5. Project Management
6. Fixed Assets and Depreciation Accounting, Standards for Control
Main Reference Book(s):
1. A textbook of Financial Cost and Management Accounting by Dr. P. Periasamy,
Himalaya Publishing House.
2. Accounting and Financial Management by D.R. Patel, Atul Prakashan.
3. ERP Demystified by Alexis Leon, Tata McGrawHill Publication.
Suggested Additional Reading:
1. Accounting for Management by N.P. Srinivasan, M. Sakthivel Murugan, S. Chand.
Chapter Wise Coverage from Main Reference Book(s):
1. ERP Introduction – Chapter 1-9 (From Alexis Leon)
2. ERP Modules – Chapter 20,21 (From Alexis Leon)
3. Accounting Principles and Concepts, Double Entry System of Accounting,
Accounting Books and Records, Final Accounts (Chapter 2 to 4 from Dr.Periasamy).
4. Ratio Analysis (Chapter 9 from Dr. Periasamy).
5. Forecasting and Budgetary Control (Chapter 11 from D.R. Patel) excluding methods
of forecasting and proforma financial statements.
6. Project Management (Chapter 12 from D.R. Patel), only project appraisal
techniques.
7. Fixed Assets and depreciation Accounting (Chapter 5 from D.R. Patel) excluding
implication of the cost concepts and financial accounting treatment of depreciation,
cash flow implications of depreciation, taxation and depreciation accounting,
accounting standards for depreciation.
8. Standard Costing (Chapter 8 from D.R. Patel)
9. Break Even Analysis (Chapter 10 from D.R. Patel)
Accomplishments of the student after completing the course:
Students will have insight of Enterprise resource planning, Business modules and Financial
management
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