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This course is designed to help students master the basic principles of accounting, financial statement analysis, and accounting operation skills. It aims to enhance students' understanding and application of accounting information, as well as critical thinking and financial decision-making abilities. Through systematic learning, students will be able to accurately understand accounting language and acquire the ability to independently conduct financial analysis and make decisions.

Course Highlights:

1. Accounting Grammar and Language

   • Accounting has its own unique terminology and professional language. This course will help students fully grasp these terms, ensuring they can accurately understand and use accounting language, such as assets, liabilities, shareholders' equity, income, and expenses.

   • Through practical cases and accounting entries, students will learn how to correctly use accounting terminology and properly draft financial statements, ensuring the accuracy and clarity of financial information.

2. Understanding Accounting Principles and Financial Statements

   • This course helps students deeply understand the basic principles of accounting, such as the accrual basis and the historical cost principle. Through financial statement analysis (e.g., balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement), students will build a comprehensive knowledge system in accounting.

   • The course will utilize hands-on practice to help students master how to extract key information from financial statements, interpret financial status and operating results, and develop data analysis skills.

3. Enhancing Accounting Cognition

   • Beyond technical operations, this course also focuses on cultivating students' financial decision-making abilities. Students will learn how to analyze financial data and make rational economic decisions based on data.

   • We encourage students to think about the economic implications behind financial statements, enhancing their deep understanding of company operations, cash flow, and risk control. In addition, the course will help students understand the application of accounting information in corporate strategy and management decisions.