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733N1 – Accounting for Decision Makers

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Coursework assessment – weighting 50%
You have a choice. You must attempt EITHER Question 1 OR Question 2.
Your answer must be 1,500 words in total EXCLUDING any abstract, bibliography,
or appendices.
Submission Deadline as per Sussex Direct.
Question 1
Critically discuss the role, objectives and limitations of published annual financial
statements for companies, and discuss the reasons for, and sources of regulation of
the content and format of those financial statements.
Question 1 Guidance:
Your essay should focus on the challenges facing financial accountants when
preparing financial statements. Accounting standards that refer to the measurement
basis to be used should feature prominently in your work, as should academic and
practical evidence to support or challenge the currently recommended approach.
Question 2
Critically discuss the effectiveness of management accountancy as a tool for
decision making, planning and control.
Question 2 Guidance:
Your essay should focus on the challenges facing business when making and
implementing decisions. The effectiveness of one or two key management
accounting techniques and concepts should feature prominently in your work, as
should academic and practical evidence to support or challenge how successfully
the techniques achieve their aims.
Guidance on how you may approach this assessment will be provided in the lectures
and workshops.
Word count 1,500, excluding abstract, bibliography and appendices.
You should use the Harvard referencing system.
Report submission deadline as per Sussex Direct.
The marking criteria will be the standard marking for Business and Management
Post Graduate work a copy of which is provided below.
Assessment notice
Students submitting essays and other coursework assessments should be
aware that the penalties imposed upon students committing academic
misconduct may include obtaining zero marks for the assessment unit, or
even more severe penalties. See http://www.sussex.ac.uk/s3/?id=155 for further
information. The most common forms of misconduct that are usually detected
are plagiarism and personation. To find out more about them – and how to
avoid them, see: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/s3/?id=35

 
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