1. Identify different types of data, their sources, and collection of data.
2. Discuss data governance, classification, and management practices, including data storage, integrity, security, and ethical considerations.
3. Understand the stages of data analytics (descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive) and their applications and implications.
4. Discuss Big Data, its characteristics, implications, and methods of collection and application.
5. Discuss database management, including database normalization, data warehousing, and the concepts of ETL (Extract, Transform, Load)
6. Understand various database management systems, including Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS), NoSQL, Object Databases, and Graph Databases.
1. Describe the fundamental architecture of IT systems within an organization, including hardware, software, and networks.
2. Explain the roles and interactions of various IT system components and their impact on organizational efficiency and effectiveness.
3. Apply Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of an organization’s systems.
4. Analyze the adequacy of systems, processes and controls for collecting, generating, storing, accessing, using, sharing, or reporting data and information.
5. Specify core features and components of ERP systems.
6. Specify the features, types and uses of cloud computing including cloud computing models.
7. Describe the frameworks and best practices for IT governance and management. Recommend on adequacy and improvement of ICT processes and controls including Return on Investment (ROI).
8. Understand emerging technologies including, artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, fintech and Internet of Things and their potential impact on business systems.
9. Understand how AI techniques, such as machine learning and deep learning enhance data analytics and decision-making.
10. Identify the effect of digital disruption and technology developments on the accountancy profession and business.
1. Discuss risks associated with IT environments including both physical and digital computing technologies.
2. Discuss cyber and information security risks.
3. Describe the IT General Controls for managing risks related to confidentiality, integrity and availability.
4. Explains how ICT supports the identification, reporting and management of risk in organization.
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Step into the digital age of accounting. This course bridge the gap between traditional finance and modern technology, focusing on how data analytics, information systems, and cybersecurity risks impact the modern business environment and financial reporting.