1. Students should understand and have knowledge of the fundamental theories and concepts in the field of accounting.
2. Students should possess the competency to interpret and compare national and international accounting standards, generally accepted accounting principles, accounting recording systems, and document procedures.
3. Students should have the ability to interpret, evaluate, and analyze accounting documents, financial data, financial reports, and financial statements.
4. Students should complete core courses specific to the program—such as economics, statistics, accounting theory, commercial law, financial accounting, managerial accounting, cost accounting, financial statements, financial reporting, tax legislation, auditing, and accounting software applications.