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It covers describing the monetary system environment with the theory and method of economics, optimizing the effects of financial institutions� overall arrangement, financial transaction and financial policies with the help of improved costs comparison and practice expenses theory, depicting monetary demand and supply equilibrium with factor analysis and function model, researching the speed of money flow and the increase or decrease in financial input and output with marginal analytic approach, investigating information asymmetry and moral risks in financial market, etc. Y�V�~Nmf[��S ���O�� z�?e�l�~Nmf[0��e�~Nmf[ ;N���Q�[�,g�� z;N���N�~-NY gq_�T�v�~Nmf[�[f[/g`�` �;N��S�bf[/g‰�p0f[/gΘ��Txvz�e�l0�Ǐf[`N �Of[u�W,g�N㉰s�N-NY�~Nmf[�[�T kN�R �T�L��_eg0ё��:g�g�_eg0�N�SYGlN�R�vO��Yt �(W�c�cFUN��L�O��N�RYt�v T�e �v^�N�0�c�cN�N�Nl��L�N�R�vO��Yt0,g�� z/fN蕞[�R'`��:_�vNN��0 Banking Accounting Requisites: Accounting, Finance Content: This course aims at teaching the concept of bank accounting, characteristics, basic accounting methods and various payment and settlement methods, deposit and loan business, LaSalle exchanges, financial institutions, exchanges, and the accounting treatment of foreign exchange business. While having a good mastery of commercial bank accounting business, students are required to master some skills of People�s Bank business. This course is a practically strong professional course. �[��f[ ���O�� z��W@xO��0-N�~"��RO��0b,gO��f[0lQ�S"��R0ؚ�~"��RO�� ;N���Q�[��[��f[/fxvz�[��t���T�[���e�l0�c"}�[���SU\ĉ�_�vN�NN�_�O�� z0,g�� z�N�[���St�T�[���[�R:N;N ��|�~0W�N�~�N�[���v�W,gt���T�[�R�b��$N�eb��v�Q�[0(W�[��t���eb� �,g�� z�����N gsQ�[���vw��n0�~�~SO�|0�W,gR{|N�e�l0�[�� z�^0�Q萧c6R6R�^�SvQċ�NI{�eb��v�Q�[�(W�[���[�R�eb� �,g�� z cgq N T�vO���� } ��=\0W�N�~�N�[O��&�7b�vwQSO�[���e�l�T z�^ ��N�SO���bJT�[��0�[���bJT�T�{t�^��fN�v6R0��D�I{vQ�Nt���N�R0 Auditing Requisites: Accounting, Intermediate accounting, Cost Accounting, Corporate Finance, Advanced Financial Accounting Content: Auditing is is a course designed to study auditing theory and methods so as to explore the law of development of the profession. This course is based on auditing principles and auditing practices, systematic introduction to the audit of the basic theory and practical skills in two aspects. Audit theory, which describes the origins of the audit, organizational system, the basic classification and methods of audit procedures, internal control system and its evaluation aspects; in the audit practice in the curriculum according to different accounting elements, detailed introduction to the account of the specific accounting methods and audit procedures, audit and accounting reports, audit reports and management letter preparation, verification and other verification services. 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Classroom teaching, example to illustrate, computer operation method are combined in the process of teaching. 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Security Company Accounting, Auditing Content: Based on the systemic introduction of the general principle of auditing, this course emphasizes the audit of commercial bank, giveing a brief introduction to the audit of security company, the audit of insurance company, and the economic responsibility audit. The audit of commercial bank contains the audit of deposit business, the audit of loan business, the audit of RTGS business, the audit of bank card service, the audit of settlement business with branches, the audit of financing and investment business. lQ�SbeuNΘi��{t ���O�� z�lQ�S"��R0�{tf[0O��f[ ;N���Q�[�,g�� z/fYef[�v�v/f��f[u�c�clQ�SbeuNΘi��{t ���^ YBg�v�~Nm�SU\���0�� z�Q�[;N��S�b�lQ�Sbeu�TΘi��{t�v�W,g�i�_0�W,g�St�lQ�Sbeu�vteSOAm z�"��Rbeu�Θi��{t�v�SR0�[�R0ONP�Θi�I{Θi��{t�vwQSO�Q�[��Oo`�b/g(Wbeu�{t�TΘi��{t-N�v\O(u0,g�� zwQ g��:_�vt��'`�TMR�w'`0 Corporate Strategy and Risk Management Requisites: Corporate Finance, Management, Accounting Content: This elective course is designed to introduce Auditing Majors to the knowledge of corporate strategy and risk management in order to confront the complexities of economic development. Major topics covered will include the basic concepts and theories of corporate strategy and risk management; the overall process of corporate strategy; financial strategy; the application of information technology in strategic management and risk management; risk management principles, practices and corporate bankruptcy risk etc. ON�Q萧c6Rĉ�NHh�O ���O�� z�O��f[0lQ�S"��R0�[��f[ ;N���Q�[�,g�� z/f:N�[��NN,g�yf[u@b_���v ��O��0�v�v/f��f[u�c�c�Q萧c6R��6R0gbL��T�bċ�N0�� z�Q�[;N��S�b��VY�Q萧c6R�v�SU\0b�V�Q萧c6RSO�|Fh�g��Q萧c6R�SU\�v�S�V0\O(uN@\P���Q萧c6R�^�z�SR0�Q萧c6RNΘi��{tFh�g�'�^D�ё0y{D�0�g��Cg�bD�0Ǒ-�N�N>k0X['�0�.U0�V�[D��N0�b�OI{N�R�Q萧c6R�v�^(u�N�S�Q萧c6R�bċ�N0,g�� zwQ g�~T'`�^(u'`I{yr�p �b_bt��N�[���v�N�S0 Internal Control Case Studies Requisites: Accounting, Corporate Finance, Auditing Content: This course is designed to introduce Auditing Majors to the formation, execution and self-assessment of internal controls. Major topics covered will include the development of internal control from other countries; the framework of internal control system in China; the reasons for the development of internal control, the role and limitations; principle of internal control, risk management framework of internal control and risk management; the application and self-assessment of internal controls in pecuniary resources, financing, long-term equity investments, procurement and payment, inventory, sale, fixed assets, and guarantee business etc. �[��Hh�OR�g ���O�� z��[��f[ ;N���Q�[�,g�� z/f:N�[��NNf[u@b_���v ��O�� �/f�NwHh�O�vo�~0�Ǐ�[��Hh�OR�g�� z�vf[`N �Of[u�N�ON'�^D�ё0Ǒ-�0�.U0y{D�0�bD�I{Ty�N�R�v�[E��[��Am z ��c�cON'�^D�ё0Ǒ-�0�.U0y{D�0�bD�I{Ty�N�R�vΘi�ċ0O0�c6RKmՋ�N�S�[(�'`KmՋI{�[�� z�^�v�d\O�Q�[�:N�N�N�[���]\O`Y�[ZW�[�W@x0 Auditing Case Studies Requisites: Auditing Content: This course is designed to introduce Auditing Majors to the formation. The course is in mode of case studywhich makes students familiar with procedure of auditing inMonetary funds, procurement, sales, financing, investment business. It also requires the students to master risk assessment, test of control and substantive tests of the procedure. And it will lay a solid foundation to students� auditing career in future. The course corporate with features of comprehensiveness, applicability and practicality, whose content is close to the market. ؚ�~"��R�{tf[ ���O�� z�lQ�S"��R0-N�~"��RO�� ;N���Q�[�ؚ�~"��R�{tf[/fxvz^:W�~Nmag�N NON"��R�{t-Nyr�kN�R0yr�k��v�� z0,g�� z�vYef[�v�v/f��Blf[u(W�c�c gsQ"��R�{t�W,gt���wƋ�v�W@x N �ۏNek�N㉌c�cON|Qv^0�c��0Tv^�v"��RYt �ON�Oё��R�{t �ONޏ��~%��v"��R�d\O �S_MR"��R�{t�vMR�lt��I{�0,g�� z�v;N��Yef[�Q�[S�b��[��0ON|Qv^0�c��0Tv^0R�z0ON�Oё��R�{t0ޏ��~%�ON"��R�{t0�'����� N�v"��R�0-N\ON"��R�0Ɩ�VON"��R��N�S^�%�)R�~�~"��R�I{0 Advanced Financial Management Requisites:Corporate Finance, Intermediate Financial Accounting Content: The course focuses on methods of financial processing for business combination; pension plan management, valuation and financing decisions in an ideal capital market. Students are required to understand and grasp methods of financial process of business combination; pension plan management; financial operation of intercompany transaction; financial problems for inflation; medium and small size� company; group of corporate and nonprofit organization. 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Effective communication is useful to decision-making, organizing, human resource management, department coordination and corporate communication. The teaching purpose of management communication is to help students know the basis of management communication, grasp the core communication strategies, and be familiar with the communication channels. Based on case analysis and discussion, the students can know the basic communication skills, especially the presentation skills, team communication skills, so as to establish the foundation of effective communication for future work and life. The main contents of this course include: introduction of management communication, communication strategy, listening, writing, making presentation, negotiation, interview, meeting and so on. lQqQsQ�|f[��S� � ���O�� z��{tf[ ;N���Q�[���� z�v�v�v/f��f[u�c�clQqQsQ�|�v�W,gt���T�e�l ��[�[E��vlQqQsQ�|�wQ gN�[�vR�g���R�T㉳Q��v���R �wQYN�[�vlQqQsQ�|���R0lQqQsQ�|f[;N��S�blQqQsQ�|�v+TIN�Syr�_ �lQqQsQ�|�S�S�^i� �lQqQsQ�|�[*N�N�T�~�~�v\O(u �lQqQsQ�|�v�~�~�~�g �lQqQsQ�|�v�NN�NXT �lQqQsQ�|�v�[a� �lQqQsQ�|�v O�dKb�k�T�Z�N �lQqQsQ�|�vV{R�T��g0 Public Relations (Bilingual Teaching) Requisites: Management Content: The purpose of the course is to make student grasp systematically essential knowledge, basic principles and skills of public relation, cultivating abilities for analyzing and solving problems of public relation and possessing a certain practical abilities of public relation. 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