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ISL 201 - Financial Accounting I

Faculty of Health Sciences · Health Management · Undergraduate

ECTS: 4 T+P+L: 3+0+0 Compulsory
Coordinator: Doç. Dr. Gülay EKİNCİ
Instructors: Doç. Dr. Gülay EKİNCİ

Course Objective

The objective of this course is to introduce students to the fundamental concepts of accounting, the logic of financial reporting, and the functioning of the accounting process in businesses. Upon completion of this course, students will possess the knowledge and skills to record business activities in accounting records, prepare basic financial statements, and interpret these statements.

Course Content

Definition, purpose, and basic concepts of accounting

Uniform Chart of Accounts and accounting principles

Accounting process and accounting record process

Period transactions and journal entries

Preparing a trial balance

Period-end procedures (closing entries, closing income and expense accounts)

Preparation of basic financial statements (Balance Sheet, Income Statement)

Required Resources

Öğr. Gör. Tolga Uysal ve Öğr. Gör. Mehmet Şenlik, Genel Muhasebe (Güncellenmiş 7. Baskı), Seçkin Yayıncılık, Eylül 2016: Ankara.

Dr. E. Feridun Yalvaç, Muhasebenin Temel İlkeleri Üniversite ve Yüksek Lisans Programları için Temel Ders Kitabı (1. Baskı), Bata Yayıncılık, Eylül 2016: İstanbul.

 

Recommended Resources

Articles to be given on the subject.

Presentation and other course materials given by the instructor

Explanations

Although this course is a theoretical course, examples including current hospital accounting records that require attendance will be examined. For this reason, as any loss of a lesson will affect the workability and understandability of the future lessons, it is essential for the students to participate in the lessons for the comprehensibility of the lesson.

Rules

Participation in this course is required. Participation rate is 70% as per IZU License Regulation. Students who do not attend this course at the expected rate (70%) fail to attend the course.

Course Learning Outcomes

  1. Explain the basic concepts and principles of accounting.
  2. Classify accounts according to the Uniform Chart of Accounts and apply the rules governing their operation.
  3. Record business transactions in the journal and the general ledger.
  4. Prepare a trial balance.
  5. Prepare the balance sheet and income statement.

Core Area Distribution

(34) Business and Administration%50 (46) Mathematics and Statistics%50

Teaching Methods

ExpressionQuestion-AnswerExercise and PracticePresentationGuided PracticeGroup StudyCase StudySelf study

Assessment & Evaluation

Testing (Essay / Tests: True-Falls, multiple-choice, short answer, matching)

ECTS / Workload

ActivityQuantityDuration (h)Total Workload
Course Duration (Including Exam Week)16348
Out of Class Study Period16348
Midterm111
Quiz000
Assignment144
Practice000
Final111

Course Schedule

WeekSubjectPreparation
1Introduction to Accounting and Financial StatementsMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
2Accounts-Chart of Accounts-Basic Concepts-Accounting PrinciplesMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
3Accounting Documents and BooksMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
4Accounting Registration SystemsMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
5Asset AccountsMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
6Resource AccountsMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
7Income Statement AccountsMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
8Midterm examMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
9Cost AccountsMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
10Off-Balance Sheet AccountsMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
11Periodic Sample Accounting ApplicationMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
12Examination of Periodic Accounting Records of a Health InstitutionMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
13Examination of Periodic Accounting Records of a Health InstitutionMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
14Examination of Periodic Accounting Records of a Health InstitutionMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
15Examination of Periodic Accounting Records of a Health OrganizationMandatory and Auxiliary Resources
16final examinationMandatory and Auxiliary Resources