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Microsoft Excel: Preparing Data, Analysing Data and Designing a Business Model – A Practical Guide (UUM Press)

By: Yurita Yakimin Abdul Talib,Rosli Mohamad

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Microsoft Excel: Preparing Data, Analysing Data and Designing a Business Model – A Practical Guide (UUM Press)

By: Yurita Yakimin Abdul Talib,Rosli Mohamad

Microsoft Excel: Preparing Data, Analysing Data and Designing a Business Model – A Practical Guide will be a useful manual for readers who intend to master various functionalities offered in a spreadsheet application. The module serves as a teaching material, mainly for accounting program students, lecturers, financial analysts, accountants, and other interested parties. This textbook that comprises of eight chapters employs the Microsoft Excel, one of the most commonly used and popular spreadsheet applications, to demonstrate the applications of essential functionalities available in the spreadsheet applications. This application becomes one of the primary analytical tools in today’s business. Excel functions, if used wisely and effectively, are capable of transforming business data into meaningful and valuable information.

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263

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UUM Press

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ISBN 10

9672363206

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9789672363200

Ccsme 2015 Proceedings

By: Tajul Rosli Razak,Mohammad Hafiz Ismail,Alif Faisal Ibrahim

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Ccsme 2015 Proceedings

By: Tajul Rosli Razak,Mohammad Hafiz Ismail,Alif Faisal Ibrahim

Colloquium in Computer & Mathematical Sciences Education 2015 (CCMSE 2015) is an initiative from the Faculty of Computer & Mathematical Sciences, UiTM Perlis to foster a platform for discussing issues related to Teaching and Learning approach within the field of Computer Sciences, System Sciences, Information Technology, Computer Networks, Mathematics and Statistics.

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149

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Lulu.com

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1329358740

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9781329358744

Accounting Theory and Practice in the Malaysian Context (UUM Press)

By: Syeliya Md Zaini,Aza Azlina Md Kassim,Fathiyyah Abu Bakar,Dalilah Abd Aziz,Mohd Adha Ibrahim,Noor Asrafez Jailuddin,Mohamad Hafiz Rosli,Fariza Hanim Rusly,Yurita Yakimin Abdul Talib

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Accounting Theory and Practice in the Malaysian Context (UUM Press)

By: Syeliya Md Zaini,Aza Azlina Md Kassim,Fathiyyah Abu Bakar,Dalilah Abd Aziz,Mohd Adha Ibrahim,Noor Asrafez Jailuddin,Mohamad Hafiz Rosli,Fariza Hanim Rusly,Yurita Yakimin Abdul Talib

The main objective of this book is to facilitate the students to understand the underlying regulatory process of financial accounting reporting, companies’ manager behaviour when preparing their financial reports, corporate governance and theories applicable to accounting practice explaining the circumstances given in the current phenomenon. The content of this book provides a useful insight to it readers about the development of accounting system in Malaysia, the conceptual framework that underpinned accounting practice particularly the regulatory and professional bodies, the general theories underlying the current practice of accounting reporting, standards and practice, and contemporary issues in financial accounting reporting such as measurements, sustainability reporting and digitisation reporting.

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UUM Press

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9672486677

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9789672486671

"Stanning" Najib

Fanning a Personality Cult in Malaysian Politics

By: Clarissa Lee Ai Ling,Amirul Adli Rosli

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"Stanning" Najib

Fanning a Personality Cult in Malaysian Politics

By: Clarissa Lee Ai Ling,Amirul Adli Rosli

The concept of fandom, which contributes to the construction of fan fiction, provides fresh insights into the seemingly inexplicable and irrational popularity of disgraced political celebrities. Political fandom provides the critical framework for contextualizing the continuing popularity of political social media influencers such as Najib Razak within an environment of populist politics. Political fandom comprises fans and anti-fans, each of whom is capable of critical reasoning regardless of conclusions drawn. The presence of anti-fans of an influential figure speaks not to the waning of popularity, but rather, the continuing relevance of that figure within socio-political spaces. Malaysia’s political fandom does not subscribe to well-defined morality when it comes to celebrity politicians. The fans appear more tolerant of the amorality of said politicians than they would be of themselves, their circle, and their peers. Among the Malay-speaking and especially the more rural constituents, the way politicians portray their stance on Islam and address the bread-and-butter issues of their constituents appear to be more important than the politicians’ personal ethics. Najib Razak’s various sources of social capital, derived from his political lineage, his contributions during his time as Malaysia’s Prime Minister, and his ability to brand himself as a social media influencer, made him appear a potent political force despite being the first former Prime Minister to be convicted of corruption. Najib Razak has been adept at spinning social media trends to his advantage and in connecting with the mundane lives and hardships of ordinary citizens. Through his social media postings, he was able to inspire both fans and anti-fans to produce fan fiction around him in the form of images and texts which he could selectively interact with, and even use as content for his “crusade” on behalf of his supporters as an opposition MP, or as distractions from controversies associated with him. Although Najib Razak is the main focus here, a comparative analysis of Anwar Ibrahim, as a rival politician, is provided to demonstrate how Najib constructed his social media persona in ways savvier than his political opponents.

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