Conceptual model outlines a new curriculum for accountants, suggesting necessary educational adaptations.
Due to significant changes in the accounting profession's environment, the education for accountants should change in response to the environmental changes. This paper describes the development of a conceptual model of curriculum for professional accountants. The knowledge base in the conceptual curriculum was designed using a logical database design method, called the entity-relationship expansion method. The three steps performed in the process were: knowledge requirements analysis, entity-relationship expansion, and critical review of the designed curriculum. The model's implications and limitations are also discussed.
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