ACCG8126 Corporate Accounting
Task
Examination process
• The exam will be held online via iLearn on 18 Nov 2021. It is your responsibility to check the details of the final exam, including the date, and duration. Please be reminded that the exam time provided is Sydney time.
• The final exam will be located within the “Exam Period Assessments Session 2 2021” section on the top of the ACCG8126 iLearn page.
• The exam duration is 2 hours and 20 minutes.
• Please note that you must complete the exam within the scheduled time.
• In order to access the exam, you need to first answer questions relating to being fit to take the exam. These questions will show on iLearn prior to the commencement of the exam.
• You are allowed only ane attempt to start and do the exam. Once your exam starts, you must finish it without unnecessary interruptions. Remember, the timer will not pause for any reasons.
• The exam will be open book. However, this does notsubstitute for your learning. To do well in the exam, careful preparation is essential and frequently “looking things up” during the exam will not be to your advantage. Hence, you should be fully prepared for the exam.
• It is an individual exam, and you must complete the exam yourself and not obtain assistance from another person or from the internet. Similarly, you must not download the questions onto your desktop or supply them to anybody else. To either use or provide assistance is a breach of the exam rules for which you could
be referred to the University Disciplinary Committee and face a range of serious consequences.
• Please ensure you have a suitable and quiet environment to complete the exam. Before the exam, check that your computer/laptop is charged, and Internet is working and ensure iLearn is accessible. It is recommended that Chrome or Firefox be your browser. You should have phone data as a backup for hotspotting.
• Do not use back or forward buttons in your browser. Instead, you should use the quiz navigation function, located on the up-right corner of the page.
• You should use the ‘Next Page’ button at base of screen to move to the next page of questions, or ‘Previous Page’ button to go back to the previous question, or the navigation function mentioned above.
• After completing all the questions, you should click ‘Save and review’ on the final page. It will take you to a summary screen which indicates the questions you have answered. If you have missed any questions you can click ‘Return to attempt’ to return to the exam.
• When you are ready to submit, click the ‘Submit all and finish’ button at the base of the summary screen. This button will terminate the exam.
• To prevent your computer from potential crashing, please do not open numerous applications when completing the exam.
• You need to time your progress and ensure that you will not spend too much time on a single question.
Examination content
• The exam covers all topics 1 – 12 (excluding Tableau) and represents 60% of the total assessment for this unit.
• The exam has four questions (including sub-questions), and it will be marked out of a total of 65 and include practical and theory questions:
a. Practical questions – 50 marks (Q1-Q3)
b. Theory questions – 15 marks (Q4)
• You can either use the calculator or excel spreadsheet to work out the numbers and prepare the journals for practical questions. However, when copying or inputting your answers to the answer box, you must ensure their correctness and align the format provided.
• You are encouraged to provide answers for every question and not leave any questions blank so that you can maximise every chance to get more marks.
• Consequential errors are not penalised in the final exam.
• The questions in the Practice Exam will give you an idea of how questions might be structured and an idea of how the quiz tool works. Please seek assistance as soon as possible if you detect any technical issues during attempting Practice Exam.
• The Practice Exam questions and the (Supplementary) Final Exam questions are not the same.
• You can use the abbreviations commonly used in the unit, such as BCVR, DTA, DTL etc.
• No other information about the exam will be given outside of the class. Please do not contact teaching staff to ask about the specific questions of the paper.
