Introduction to Big Data and Accounting:

Accounting mainly studies accounting theory knowledge, including basic accounting concepts, assumptions and principles, so that students can fill in vouchers, register account books and prepare accounting statements according to the actual economic business of enterprises, and use what they have learned to reduce production and operation costs for enterprises.

For example, collect and sort out the original vouchers, prepare accounting vouchers according to the original vouchers, summarize and prepare balance sheets and cash flow statements, and do cost analysis for the company.

Curriculum system:

Financial enterprises: accounting, cashier, auditing. Mainly for fiscal and taxation institutions at all levels, engaged in accounting, accounting supervision, cashier, accounting management, tax-related business handling, financial management, audit verification, accounting consulting and other work in post groups such as unit cashier, accounting supervision, file management and tax declaration.

Employment prospects:

The employment market and employment prospects of graduates majoring in big data and accounting are broad. Suitable for government agencies, financial departments of enterprises and institutions, financial and insurance institutions to engage in accounting, cashier, financial management, enterprise management and other work. You can also engage in auditing and taxation work in accounting firms and tax agencies. The annual employment rate of graduates is over 98.5%.

Professional ability:

1, with the ability to learn new knowledge and skills and the ability to innovate and start a business;

2. Have the ability to correctly use accounting information system software to process accounting information;

3 have the ability to handle payment and settlement business, and be able to keep cash, securities and manage bank accounts according to law;

4 master the basic methods of accounting and supervision, and have the ability to confirm, measure, record and report accounting matters in accordance with accounting standards;

5, master the basic accounting theory, understand the relevant financial regulations;

6. Master the operating skills of office software such as Excel, and have the ability to use software to assist accounting, financial management and tax calculation;

7. Master the basic theories and methods of financial management, and have basic financial analysis and management skills;

8, familiar with the tax legal system, familiar with the tax declaration process, with the ability to calculate and declare taxes and fees.