Subject Terms

Accounting Education Accounting and auditing profession Accounting education programs to advance the accounting and auditing profession Economics as a science HB71-74 Political science

Description

The aim of the research is to advance accounting education programs in a way that confronts the successive changes represented in the rapid development of modern technologies in the field of communications and information and local and regional variables that have resulted in competition challenges in local and foreign markets, the growing role of multinational companies, and the emergence of international conglomerates; This requires the advancement of accounting education to reach a level comparable to graduates of international universities in accordance with international professional bodies. The researcher relied on the field study, as the sample was chosen from university professors to test and analyze hypotheses based on public and private models that were proposed to modify the accounting study programs. Three alternative methods were presented to develop study plans: The first method: The program proposed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, which focused on developing technical, analytical and communication skills. The second method: proposed by the United States Accounting Education Change Commission (AECC). Which focused on the development of graduates of accounting departments in the areas of general knowledge, mental skills, and communication skills. The third method was proposed by the American Association of Schools of Management (AACSB), which focused on vocational education. The researcher concluded that: 1- Accounting teaching plans in public and private universities and their programs need to be reconsidered to suit international changes. 2- Our students need to be aware of the importance of local and international professional certificates. 3- Developing the capabilities of faculty members, and urging them to use modern methods. 4- Urging students to self-educate and work in groups.

Subject Terms

Electronic accounting information systems Financial reporting quality characteristics Sugar industry companies in Sudan Industries. Land use. Labor HD28-9999 Business HF5001-6182

Description

The aim of this research is to identify the electronic accounting information systems in the sugar industry companies in Sudan and to highlight their role in achieving the characteristics of the quality of accounting information in the reports it produces. A questionnaire was distributed to a random sample of the entire research community, where (77) questionnaires were distributed to the study sample, which were recovered 100% of the total sample. The statistical program (SPSS) was used in the analysis and testing of hypotheses, and through it, results were reached, the most important of which are: that the electronic accounting information systems in the sugar industry companies in Sudan are characterized by predictive power, and that the electronic accounting information systems in the sugar industry companies in Sudan have sufficient validity in representation of its information. The research ended with many recommendations, including: It is preferable that electronic accounting systems provide reports requested by internal and external bodies more easily than those currently available.

Through the previous two searches, complete the following:

Paper 1

Paper 2

1.The broad area of the paper 2.The topic 3.Approach used 4.Data source 5. Data analysis 6.Findings