Course Title: Innovation Project / Case Studies in Accounting 

Course Code: AC 220 

Credit Value: 3 Credits

Contact Hours: 

Lectures / Seminars: 2 hours/week 

Project / Lab / Case Study Workshops: 2 hours/week

Duration: 15 Weeks (One Semester) 

Prerequisite: Managerial Accounting I, Principles of Accounting II

1. COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course engages students in practical, real-world accounting challenges through innovation-focused projects and case studies. Emphasis is placed on problem-solving, creativity, and the application of accounting principles in realistic business contexts.

Students analyse financial decisions, management challenges, and organisational scenarios, developing innovative solutions that integrate accounting theory, financial analysis, and ethical considerations.

2. COURSE OBJECTIVES

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

• Apply accounting principles to real-world business cases.

• Analyse complex financial and managerial problems.

• Identify opportunities for innovation in accounting processes and reporting.

• Develop evidence-based solutions to organisational challenges.

• Demonstrate professional and ethical judgment in accounting decision-making.

• Communicate accounting findings effectively through reports and presentations.

3. LEARNING OUTCOMES

Upon successful completion, students will be able to:

• Critically analyse accounting case studies and organisational scenarios.

• Apply accounting, managerial, and financial tools to solve problems.

• Design innovative solutions for financial reporting, budgeting, or internal control challenges.

• Work collaboratively to address applied accounting issues.

• Present findings in a professional and ethical manner.

• Integrate innovation and systems thinking into accounting practice.