This subject focuses on the use of accounting information for decision making by investors, regulators, management and organisational stakeholders. While presented in a corporate context, the analysis and decision-making processes have application in the government and not-for-profit sectors. Upon completion of this subject you will be able to read financial statements, understand their limitations and uses, and critically analyse financial performance using contemporary analysis techniques. You will gain an appreciation of the impact of financial decisions and policies on the performance of an organisation, and acquire a broad understanding of how parties external to the organisation interpret the reporting of financial information produced by management.

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[Anti-requisite] BU1902 CO1002 CO1101 Offerings: All

BU1002 - Accounting for Decision Making

Accounting for Decision Making

Interpret and evaluate financial information for internal and external decision-making for business

Prepare financial information to assist in decision making for both internal and external stakeholders

Evaluate the role of accounting information in making decisions in a business environment