Accounting

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Accounting
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  • Office Location : College of Humanities and Social Sciences 225
  • E-Mail : account@duksung.ac.kr
The Accounting department provides students with the basic principles, concepts, and theories of accounting in order to develop their ability and attitude to clearly judge and solve various problems in accounting. Therefore, students are educated and trained so that they can acquire a realistic and practical sense and knowledge about accounting systems, related laws, and the changing accounting environment.
Education Objective
  • Cultivating accounting and tax practice experts qualified with both theory and practice
  • Fostering accounting and tax and management practice experts that can lead corporate growth and innovation
  • Fostering accounting and tax and management practice experts that can contribute to capital market development and social and economic growth
Specialities

The Specialites of accounting department are to provide students with accounting ability, tax ability and management capabilities required for various fields.

  • accounting ability: Ability to produce accounting information on economic activities of companies, organizations, and institutions, and to utilize the generated accounting information for various decision-making
  • tax ability: Learn the tax-related laws and regulations of corporations, organizations, and institutions, produce tax information related to tax law and tax accounting, such as tax adjustment, tax accounting, and tax strategy establishment and execution, and use it for various tax decisions
  • management capabilities: management knowledge related to business activities of companies, organizations, and institutions, and based on this, manage organizations such as companies, and perform various related planning, coordination, control and evaluation, problem solving, and management decision-making
Education Curriculum
Grade Division Subject name Credit/Period Total Notes
First
Semester		 Second
Semester
1 Major Exploration Introduction to Accounting 3/3 3/3 6/6 　
2 Major selection Principles of Accounting 3/3 　 3/3 Required Recommendation
Major selection INTRODUCTION TO TAX LAW 3/3 　 3/3 Required Recommendation
Major selection Accounting and Business Administration 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Corporate Finance 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Accounting Data Analytics 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Cost Accounting 　 3/3 3/3 Required Recommendation
Major selection Intermediate Accounting 1 　 3/3 3/3 Required Recommendation
Major selection Income Tax Accounting 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Statistics for Accounting 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Enterprise Resource Planning 1 　 3/3 3/3 　
3 Major selection Business Analysis 3/3 　 3/3 Required Recommendation
Major selection Managerial Accounting 3/3 　 3/3 Required Recommendation
Major selection Intermediate Accounting 2 3/3 　 3/3 Required Recommendation
Major selection Auditing 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Corporate Tax Accounting 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Business Law 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Advenced Accounting 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Intermediate Accounting 3 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection VAT Accounting 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Computation Accountion 　 3/3 3/3 　
4 Major selection Accounting Application 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection ESG and Accounting 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Accounting for Financial Instruments and Financial Institution 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Enterprise Resource Planning 2 3/3 　 3/3 　
Major selection Accounting Seminar 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Accounting Theory 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Nonprofit Accounting 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Internal Control over Financial Reporting 　 3/3 3/3 　
Major selection Accounting Ethics 　 3/3 3/3 　
Total 30 subjects 45/45 48/48 93/93