What Are the Different Types of Accounting Required Courses?

College accounting major is a branch of accounting major. This major is trained to meet the needs of modern market economy, possess humanistic spirit, scientific literacy, and integrity, and possess knowledge and abilities in accounting, management, and economics. For-profit and non-profit institutions are engaged in practical work in accounting, auditing, and financial management. They are senior application accounting professionals with high comprehensive quality and strong hands-on ability.

Accounting Major

Students of this major mainly study the basic theories and basic knowledge in accounting, auditing and business management, receive basic training in accounting methods and skills, and have the basic ability to analyze and solve accounting problems.
Graduates should acquire knowledge and capabilities in the following areas:
1. Master the basic theories and knowledge of accounting, management, and economics; master the knowledge and skills required for accounting practice.
2. Strong ability in language expression, interpersonal communication, solidarity and social activities.
3. Familiar with domestic and foreign accounting-related policies, policies, regulations and international accounting practices.
4. Master the qualitative and quantitative analysis methods of accounting.
5. Understand the frontiers and development trends of the theory and practice of this discipline, and have a strong sense of innovation and creativity.
6. Master the basic methods of literature retrieval and data query, and have a certain ability of investigation and research, scientific writing and practical application.
7. Meet the national health standards for college students, form good physical exercise and hygiene habits, and have a sound mental and physical health.
Basic accounting, intermediate financial accounting, advanced financial accounting, management accounting, cost accounting, auditing, financial management, microeconomics, management.
The main practical teaching links: course internship, graduation internship, graduation thesis.
Main professional experiment: Accounting simulation experiment.
Four years of schooling.
Completed 176 credits and awarded a bachelor's degree in management.
Total week number allocation table (unit: week)
project
semester
In class
teaching
Centralized Practice Teaching Session
examination
This period
Week number
Holiday
Military training
practice
experiment
Practical training
social practice
Course Design
Graduation Project
One
14
2
2
18
6
two
18
2
20
8
three
18
2
20
6
four
18
2
20
8
Fives
18
2
20
6
six
18
2
20
8
Seven
14
4
2
20
6
Eight
4
8
12
total
118
2
4
4
8
14
150
48
List of Courses
course
category
Course Title
total
learn
Time
Allocation of hours
learn
Minute
number
open
class
learn
period
week
class
Time
Remark
Lecture
practice
through
knowledge
must
repair
class
An Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought and the Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
108
54
54
6
2
3
Outline of Chinese Modern History
36
36
2
5
2
Ideological and moral cultivation and legal basis
48
32
16
3
1
2
Situation and Policy
36
18
18
2
2
2
Mental Health Education for College Students
32
16
16
2
1
2
College students' career and employment guidance (1)
16
10
6
1
1
1
Career and Employment Guidance for College Students (2)
18
8
10
1
6
2
College English (1)
64
48
16
4
1
4
College English (2)
72
54
18
4
2
4
College English (3)
72
54
18
4
3
4
College English (4)
72
54
18
4
4
4
Spoken English (1)
32
16
16
2
1
2
Spoken English (2)
36
18
18
2
2
2
Introduction to the Basic Principles of Marxism
54
36
18
3
4
2
Database Foundation and Application
72
36
36
4
2
4
Basic Computer Science
64
32
32
4
1
4
Advanced Mathematics (1) A
64
64
4
1
4
Advanced Mathematics (2) A
72
72
4
2
4
Linear Algebra A
54
54
3
3
3
Probability and Statistics B
72
72
4
4
4
College Sports (1)
32
32
2
1
2
College Sports (2)
36
36
2
2
2
College Sports (3)
36
36
2
3
2
College Sports (4)
36
36
2
4
2
Subtotal
1234
924
310
71.0
through
knowledge
Ren
selected
class
Public art
32
32
2
Humanities
32
32
2
Elective 4 credits
Social Science
32
32
2
Natural Science
32
32
2
Quality Development
6
Subtotal
96
96
12.0
Elective 12 credits
Special
industry
must
repair
class
Management A
54
54
3
2
3
fundamental accounting
72
64
8
4
2
4
Principles of Statistics and Corporate Statistics
72
72
4
5
4
Intermediate Financial Accounting
108
96
12
6
3
6
Tax law (including tax planning)
54
48
6
3
5
3
Financial Statement Analysis
36
36
2
6
2
Computerized accounting
36
36
2
7
2
finance
36
36
2
3
2
Financial Management A
72
64
8
4
5
4
Auditing A
72
64
8
4
4
4
Western Economics
72
72
4
3
4
Cognitive Internship and Social Survey
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
4
Economic Law C
36
36
2
4
2
Marketing B
36
36
2
3
2
Management Accounting B
36
36
2
6
2
Political Economy B
32
32
2
1
2
Cost accounting (including cost training)
54
48
6
3
3
3
Subtotal
878
Two weeks
794
84
Two weeks
51.0
Special
industry
limit
selected
class
Financial Accounting
Corporate Strategy and Risk Management
36
36
2
5
2
Internal control and internal audit
36
36
2
5
2
Finance Business Accounting
36
36
2
6
2
Advanced Financial Accounting
36
36
2
6
2
Application of Excel in Accounting
36
36
2
7
2
Government and Nonprofit Accounting
36
36
2
7
2
Financial Management
Application of Excel in Financial Management
36
36
2
5
2
Enterprise Asset Evaluation
36
36
2
5
2
Investment and wealth management
36
36
2
6
2
Advanced financial management
36
36
2
6
2
Evaluation of investment projects
36
36
2
7
2
Non-profit organization financial management
36
36
2
7
2
International accounting direction
Foreign trade accounting
36
36
2
5
2
Multinational Corporation Finance
36
36
2
6
2
International Accounting (International Accounting Standards) (Bilingual)
36
36
2
6
2
International taxation and tax planning
36
36
2
7
2
International audit (including international auditing standards)
36
36
2
7
2
Principles of American Accounting
36
36
2
5
2
Bilingual
Subtotal
216
216
12.0
Elective 12 credits
Special
industry
Ren
selected
class
Financial Management Topic
36
36
2
7
2
Business Ethics and Accounting Professional Ethics
36
36
2
5
2
Management consulting
36
36
2
5
2
Financial Application Writing
36
36
2
5
2
Applied statistical software analysis
36
36
2
6
2
Information retrieval
36
36
2
6
2
Comprehensive mathematics
36
36
2
6
2
Analysis of fiscal and taxation policies
36
36
2
6
2
History of Accounting Development
36
36
2
6
2
Business communication
36
36
2
7
2
Further reading
36
36
2
7
2
Economic Mathematics
36
36
2
7
2
Special Topics in Accounting Theory
36
36
2
7
2
Topics in Management Theory
36
36
2
7
2
Finance B
36
36
2
5
2
Econometrics C
36
36
2
5
2
International Trade B
36
36
2
5
2
Comprehensive English B
36
36
2
6
2
Interpretation of Hunan's Fiscal and Taxation Policies
36
36
2
7
2
Financial Risks and Prevention of Going Global in Hunan
36
36
2
7
2
Subtotal
216
216
12.0
Elective 12 credits
real
Practice
teach
learn
ring
Section
Military training
Military Theory and Training A
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
1
practice
Graduation Internship C
4 weeks
4 weeks
4
8
Practical training
Enterprise production and operation sandbox
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
7
Comprehensive accounting training
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
7
Graduation Project
Graduation Thesis (Design) A
8 weeks
8 weeks
8
8
Subtotal
18 weeks
18 weeks
18.0
total
2640
2246
394
176.0
Lesson Plan Progress Sheet
Semester
Course Title
total
learn
Time
Allocation of hours
learn
Minute
number
week
class
Time
Course category
Remark
Lecture
practice
First semester
Military Theory and Training A
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
practical teaching
Ideological and moral cultivation and legal basis
48
32
16
3
2
Compulsory General Studies
College students' career and employment guidance (1)
16
10
6
1
1
Compulsory General Studies
Mental Health Education for College Students
32
16
16
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
College English (1)
64
48
16
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
Spoken English (1)
32
16
16
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
College Sports (1)
32
32
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
Advanced Mathematics (1) A
64
64
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
Basic Computer Science
64
32
32
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
Political Economy B
32
32
2
2
Professional Compulsory
Subtotal
384
282
102
26.0
23.0
Second semester
An Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought and the Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
108
54
54
6
3
Compulsory General Studies
Situation and Policy
36
18
18
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
College English (2)
72
54
18
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
Spoken English (2)
36
18
18
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
College Sports (2)
36
36
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
Advanced Mathematics (2) A
72
72
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
Database Foundation and Application
72
36
36
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
Management A
54
54
3
3
Professional Compulsory
fundamental accounting
72
64
8
4
4
Professional Compulsory
Subtotal
558
406
152
31.0
28.0
Third semester
College English (3)
72
54
18
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
College Sports (3)
36
36
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
Linear Algebra A
54
54
3
3
Compulsory General Studies
Western Economics
72
72
4
4
Professional Compulsory
Marketing B
36
36
2
2
Professional Compulsory
Intermediate Financial Accounting
108
96
12
6
6
Professional Compulsory
Cost accounting (including cost training)
54
48
6
3
3
Professional Compulsory
finance
36
36
2
2
Professional Compulsory
Subtotal
468
432
36
26.0
26.0
Fourth semester
Introduction to the Basic Principles of Marxism
54
36
18
3
2
Compulsory General Studies
College English (4)
72
54
18
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
College Sports (4)
36
36
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
Probability and Statistics B
72
72
4
4
Compulsory General Studies
Economic Law C
36
36
2
2
Professional Compulsory
Auditing A
72
64
8
4
4
Professional Compulsory
Cognitive Internship and Social Survey
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
Professional Compulsory
Subtotal
342
298
44
21.0
18.0
Fifth semester
Outline of Chinese Modern History
36
36
2
2
Compulsory General Studies
Principles of Statistics and Corporate Statistics
72
72
4
4
Professional Compulsory
Financial Management A
72
64
8
4
4
Professional Compulsory
Tax law (including tax planning)
54
48
6
3
3
Professional Compulsory
Corporate Strategy and Risk Management
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Financial Accounting
Internal control and internal audit
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Application of Excel in Financial Management
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Financial Management
Enterprise Asset Evaluation
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Foreign trade accounting
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
International accounting direction
Principles of American Accounting
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Business Ethics and Accounting Professional Ethics
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Elective 4 credits
Finance B
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Management consulting
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Econometrics C
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Financial Application Writing
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
International Trade B
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Subtotal
378
364
14
21.0
21.0
Sixth semester
Career and Employment Guidance for College Students (2)
18
8
10
1
2
Compulsory General Studies
Management Accounting B
36
36
2
2
Professional Compulsory
Financial Statement Analysis
36
36
2
2
Professional Compulsory
Finance Business Accounting
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Financial Accounting
Advanced Financial Accounting
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Investment and wealth management
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Financial Management
Advanced financial management
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Multinational Corporation Finance
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
International accounting direction
International Accounting (International Accounting Standards) (Bilingual)
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Applied statistical software analysis
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Elective 4 credits
Information retrieval
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Comprehensive mathematics
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Comprehensive English B
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Analysis of fiscal and taxation policies
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
History of Accounting Development
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Subtotal
234
224
10
13.0
14.0
Seventh semester
Computerized accounting
36
36
2
2
Professional Compulsory
Comprehensive accounting training
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
practical teaching
Enterprise production and operation sandbox
Two weeks
Two weeks
2
practical teaching
Application of Excel in Accounting
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Financial Accounting
Government and Nonprofit Accounting
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Evaluation of investment projects
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Financial Management
Non-profit organization financial management
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
International taxation and tax planning
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
International accounting direction
International audit (including international auditing standards)
36
36
2
2
Professional selection
Financial Management Topic
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Elective 4 credits
Business communication
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Further reading
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Economic Mathematics
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Special Topics in Accounting Theory
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Topics in Management Theory
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Interpretation of Hunan's Fiscal and Taxation Policies
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Financial Risks and Prevention of "Going Global" in Hunan Enterprises
36
36
2
2
Professional optional
Subtotal
180
144
36
14.0
10.0
Eighth semester
Graduation Internship C
4 weeks
4 weeks
4
practical teaching
Graduation Thesis (Design) A
8 weeks
8 weeks
8
practical teaching
Subtotal
12.0
Indefinite semester
Humanities
32
32
2
General optional
Elective 12 credits
Social Science
32
32
2
General optional
Natural Science
32
32
2
General optional
Quality Development
6
General optional
Public art
32
32
2
General optional
Subtotal
96
96
12.0
total
2640
2246
394
176.0
Course structure classification and credit statistics
Course type
credit
Total credits
proportion
Contained practice
Teaching credits
practical teaching
The proportion
Elective courses
proportion
General lesson
Compulsory
71.0
40.34%
23.9
27.61%
20.45%
Elective
12.0
6.82%
Professional Course
Compulsory
51.0
28.98%
6.7
Limited selection
12.0
6.82%
Optional
12.0
6.82%
Practical teaching
Compulsory
18.0
10.23%
18.0
Elective
total
176.0
100.00%
48.6
Course assessment methods are no longer clearly distinguished as examinations or examinations. Each course compiles the curriculum outline based on the TOC (Target-oriented Curriculum) curriculum concept according to the professional training goals and the characteristics of the curriculum, and makes specific explanations of the course assessment methods, while providing reasonable and feasible assessment standards and scoring rules. Curriculum assessment includes final assessment and process assessment, respectively forming final assessment scores and peacetime scores. In principle, final assessment scores account for 70% of the total course assessment scores and 30% of the usual grades. Each course can adjust the composition of the total assessment scores according to the characteristics of the course. . A variety of assessment methods can be used for curriculum assessment. The assessment content and assessment methods must clearly point to the teaching objectives of the course.

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