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KTQT1103 — Kế toán quản trị 1 | Chương trình đào tạo NEU

KTQT1103 — Kế toán quản trị 1

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3
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K66-2024

Course description

The course Management Accounting 1 introduces the basic contents of management accounting, such as the nature and role of management accounting, identifying the types of costs incurred in business operations to serve managers' decision-making purposes, analyzing the relationship between cost, volume, and profit, topics on production and business budgeting, and analyzing variances between actual and budgeted figures.

Course requirements

Regulations on conditions for the end-of-course examination

Attendance score must reach 5 or above (according to the general regulations of the University)

Method of evaluating the attendance score: see Appendix 2, rubric 1.

Regulations on class attendance (if any)

Student groups must not copy the assignments of other groups or other academic products.

Students who cheat in the midterm test and the end-of-term examination will have to retake the course.

Regulations on classroom behavior (if any)

Students must arrive on time as scheduled.

Students must not make noise or disturb others during the learning process.

Phones and electronic devices must be turned off or set to silent mode during class.

11. SYLLABUS ADJUSTMENT TIME

June 2024

APPENDIX 1: EXAMINATION MATRIX

End-of-term examination matrix

The examination is generated from the examination question bank (according to the current decision of the Rector). The examination is generated from question baskets; the multiple-choice examination has 40 baskets.

Each multiple-choice question is worth 0.25 points.

General form of the examination matrix:

Format: Multiple-choice examination

Duration: 60 minutes

Number of questions: 40 questions.

The total result of the test is rounded to 0.5

Weight of the examination score in the course grade: 50%

Multiple-choice examination matrix

Level: Determined by the Faculty/Institute according to the learning outcomes.

Content may be: Chapter/Lesson/Topic...

Each question is worth 0.25 points.

Midterm multiple-choice test matrix

Each multiple-choice question is worth 0.25 points.

General form of the examination matrix:

Format: Multiple-choice examination

Duration: 60 minutes

Number of questions: 40 questions.

The total result of the test is rounded to 0.5

Weight of the test score in the course grade: 20%

Multiple-choice examination matrix

Level: Determined by the Faculty/Institute according to the learning outcomes.

Content may be: Chapter/Lesson/Topic...

Each question is worth 0.25 points.

APPENDIX 2: THE RUBRICS

Rubric for evaluating the attendance score

Evaluation through the seminar sessions

Weight in the course grade: 10%

Note: 10+: may be considered for adding bonus points to the 40% assessment score.

Criteria for evaluating participation in discussion:

Rubric for periodic tests (multiple-choice or essay) and the final examination: according to the examination matrix (Appendix 1).

Rubric for evaluating group presentations (weight 20%)

Learning outcomes and assessment

The training management system automatically evaluates the level of CLO achievement according to the University's common algorithm. The course learning outcomes are evaluated by students and the University after the end-of-course examination.

Lecturers

  • Mai Van Anh
  • Dr. Nguyen Thi Mai Chi
  • Dr. Nguyen Thu Hang
  • Dr. Pham Xuan Kien
  • Nguyen Thi Lien
  • Nguyen Phi Long M.Sc.
  • Assoc. Prof. Le Kim Ngoc
  • Dr. Le Thi Nhu
  • Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Ngoc Quang
  • Dr. Le Ngoc Thang
  • Dr. Pham Thi Thuy

Teaching plan

Week 1

Lecture 1. Introduction to the course. Chapter 1 Overview of management accounting. 1.1. The nature of management accounting. 1.2. The subject and techniques of processing management accounting information. 1.3. Distinguishing management accounting and financial accounting. 1.4. Requirements and tasks of organizing management accounting in the enterprise. 1.5. Organizing the management accounting apparatus.
References
[1] Chapter 1 [3] Chapter 1
Activities
Lecturer - Introduce the syllabus, textbook, reference materials, slides... - Lecture theory according to the content of the Lecture / slides. - Guide reading of the textbook and reference materials. - Require students to review the knowledge of the prerequisite courses. - Require students to preview the examples, questions, and exercises for seminar 1. Students: - Preview the syllabus. - Read the materials. - Review the knowledge of the prerequisite courses.

Week 2

Seminar 1 Discussion and exercises.
References
[1] Chapter 1 [2] Chapter 1
Activities
Lecturer - Recap the knowledge learned: The nature, subject, and techniques of processing management accounting information; distinguishing management accounting and financial accounting; requirements and tasks of organizing management accounting in the enterprise; organizing the management accounting apparatus. - Guide solving textbook exercises. - Guide solving the system of questions and exercises. Students: - Read materials beforehand. - Answer the exercises in the textbook, the system of questions and exercises. - Form groups for the group assignment.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.

Learning resources

  • Management Accounting Textbook — Nguyen Ngoc Quang, National Economics University Publishing House, 2021
  • System of management accounting questions and exercises — Le Kim Ngoc, National Economics University Publishing House, 2017
  • Cost Management: Accounting and Control — Hansen D. & Mowen M., Thomson (South-Western), 2000

Week 3

Lecture 2. Chapter 2. Cost classification 2.1. Cost classification according to the relationship with the level of activity. 2.2. Cost classification according to the relevance to the cost object. 2.3. Cost classification according to the information presented on the financial statements.
References
[1] Chapter 2 [3] Chapter 2
Activities
Lecturer: - Lecture theory according to the content of the Lecture / slides. - Guide reading of the textbook and reference materials. - Require students to preview the examples, questions, and exercises for seminar 2. Students: - Read the materials.

Week 4

Lecture 3. Chapter 2. Cost classification 2.4. Cost classification according to cost controllability. 2.5. Cost classification according to the relevance to business alternatives. 2.6. Methods of analyzing mixed costs.
References
[1] Chapter 2 [3] Chapter 2
Activities
Lecturer: - Lecture theory according to the content of the Lecture / slides. - Guide reading of the textbook and reference materials. - Require students to preview the examples, questions, and exercises for seminar 2. Students: - Read the materials.

Week 5

Seminar 2. Discussion and exercises.
References
[1] Chapter 2 [2] Chapter 2
Activities
Lecturer: - Recap the knowledge learned: the methods of cost classification. - Guide solving textbook exercises. - Guide solving the system of questions and exercises. Students: - Read materials beforehand. - Answer the exercises in the textbook, the system of questions and exercises.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.

Week 6

Seminar 3. Discussion and exercises.
References
[1] Chapter 2 [2] Chapter 2
Activities
Lecturer - Recap the knowledge learned: the methods of cost classification. - Guide solving textbook exercises. - Guide solving the system of questions and exercises. Students: - Read materials beforehand. - Answer the exercises in the textbook, the system of questions and exercises.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.

Week 7

Lecture 4. Chapter 3. Analyzing the cost-volume-profit relationship (C-V-P). 3.1. The significance of analyzing the cost-volume-profit relationship. 3.2. The basic economic indicators in C-V-P analysis. 3.3. Break-even point analysis. 3.4. Target profit analysis.
References
[1] Chapter 4 [2] Chapter 4
Activities
Lecturer: - Lecture theory according to the content of the Lecture / slides. - Guide reading of the textbook and reference materials. - Require students to preview the examples, questions, and exercises for seminar 4. Students: - Read the materials.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.

Week 8

Lecture 5. Chapter 3. Analyzing the cost-volume-profit relationship (C-V-P) 3.5. Cost structure and the degree of operating leverage. 3.6. C-V-P analysis for business decision-making. 3.7. Conditions for applying C-V-P analysis.
References
[1] Chapter 4 [3] Chapter 4
Activities
Lecturer: - Lecture theory according to the content of the Lecture / slides. - Guide reading of the textbook and reference materials. - Require students to preview the examples, questions, and exercises for seminar 4. Students: - Read the materials.

Week 9

Seminar 4. Discussion and exercises.
References
[1] Chapter 4 [2] Chapter 4
Activities
Lecturer - Recap the knowledge learned: break-even point analysis, target profit analysis, cost structure, the degree of operating leverage. - Guide solving textbook exercises. - Guide solving the system of questions and exercises. Students - Read materials beforehand. - Answer the exercises in the textbook, the system of questions and exercises.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.

Week 10

Seminar 5. Discussion, exercises, and test.
References
[1] Chapter 4 [2] Chapter 4
Activities
Lecturer: - Recap the knowledge learned: C-V-P analysis for business decision-making. - Guide solving textbook exercises. - Guide solving the system of questions and exercises. Students: - Read materials beforehand. - Answer the exercises in the textbook, the system of questions and exercises. - Take the midterm test.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. - Quality of answers. - Test answer key.

Week 11

Seminar 6. Group assignment Analyzing the cost-volume-profit relationship, analyzing the impact of product mix, cost structure, and operating leverage on decision-making for a manufacturing enterprise.
References
[1] Chapter 1,2,4 [2] Chapter 1,2,4
Activities
Lecturer: -Evaluate. - Answer questions. Students - Present the group assignment. - Discuss and answer questions.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.

Week 12

Lecture 6. Chapter 4. Production and business budgeting 4.1. Overview of budgeting. 4.2. Cost standards. 4.3. The enterprise's production and business budgeting system. 4.3.1. Sales budget. 4.3.2. Production budget. 4.3.3. Direct materials cost budget. 4.3.4. Direct labor cost budget. 4.3.5. Manufacturing overhead cost budget. 4.3.6. Ending finished goods inventory budget.
References
[1] Chapter 5 [3] Chapter 5
Activities
Lecturer: - Lecture theory according to the content of the Lecture / slides. - Guide reading of the textbook and reference materials. - Require students to preview the examples, questions, and exercises for seminar 7 Students: - Read the materials.

Week 13

Seminar 7 Discussion and exercises.
References
[1] Chapter 5 [2] Chapter 5
Activities
Lecturer: - Recap the knowledge learned: the enterprise's production and business budgeting system. - Guide solving textbook exercises. - Guide solving the system of questions and exercises. Students: - Read materials beforehand. - Answer the exercises in the textbook, the system of questions and exercises.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.

Week 14

Lecture 7. Chapter 5. Flexible budgeting 5.1. Concept and significance of flexible budgeting. 5.2. Budget variance analysis. 5.2.1. Static budget variance analysis. 5.2.2. Flexible budget variance analysis. 5.2.3. Variable cost variance analysis.
References
[1] Chapter 6 [3] Chapter 6
Activities
Lecturer: - Lecture theory according to the content of the Lecture / slides. - Guide reading of the textbook and reference materials. - Require students to preview the examples, questions, and exercises for seminar 8. Students: - Read the materials.

Week 15

Seminar 8. Discussion and exercises.
References
[1] Chapter 6 [3] Chapter 6
Activities
Lecturer: - Recap the knowledge learned: concept, role, and content of the balanced scorecard. - Guide solving textbook exercises. - Guide solving the system of questions and exercises. Students: - Read materials beforehand. - Answer the exercises in the textbook, the system of questions and exercises. - Systematize the review.
Assessment
-Level of participation. -Level of interaction. -Quality of answers.
End-of-term examination
References
Entire content
Activities
Multiple-choice examination
Assessment
See Appendix 1: examination matrix