FINANCE


COMPUTERISED FINANCIAL SYSTEMS Authors : Liza Hamman & Chaleen October


OUPSA | Mar 2020 | A4 Ringbound 224 pages | 9780190752637


Learning Zone resources:  PowerPoint® slides  Lecturer guide  Solutions manual


REFERENCES AND RESOURCES


ACCOUNTING FOR NON-ACCOUNTANTS Authors: JP Bruwer & D Holtzhausen


OUPSA | Dec 2014 | Paperback 272 pages | 9780199047192 9780190401634


Learning Zone resources:  Multiple choice question bank  Solutions manual


APPLIED ACCOUNTING


Content editors: JP Bruwer & TG Beck Authors: R Beck, M Chalmers, J Maseko, P Pelle, T Radebe & T Walker


OUPSA | Nov 2016 Paperback | 416 pages 9780190423919


Applied Accounting is tailored to meet the needs of students taking a first-year course in financial accounting as part of a diploma in accounting, or a National Diploma (Accounting), both in terms of the curriculum covered and the approach toward teaching and learning. The book is suitable even for students who may not have taken accounting at Grade 12 level, as it bridges the gap between school and the first level of tertiary study.


DICTIONARY OF ACCOUNTING 5E OUPUK | Jul 2016 | Paperback | 464 pages | 9780198743514


N5


• Clear, step-by-step instructions and examples throughout the book


• Accounting terms plainly defined and explained


• Additional resources for lecturers and learners available


Written in a student-friendly style, Accounting for Non-Accountants offers a to-the-point explanation of accounting which helps students retain core concepts. The book builds knowledge in incremental steps while contextualising accounting theory so that they are able to start thinking about application within the workplace.


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