ABSTRACT
This study deal with the effect of the computer to the accountability. It is carried out to the investigate of the various ways in which computer affect the accountant as professional.
Some hypotheses were formulated subject to verification. There are:
1.Computers does not affect on the accounting profession.
2.Computers does not perform task with maximum speed and accuracy that will make the job of the account staff a lot easier,.
3.Computer is not an aid to the accountant.
The basic ways the computer has being of benefit to the accountant and types and generations of computer were extensively discussed. The problems that are usually encountered as a result of the introduction of computer in accounting and other field were also lighted.
Structurally, this chapter one, deals with the introduction of research work. Chapter two, deal with the review of related literature drawn from the textbooks, articles, in newspaper and journals. Chapter three, deals with the statement of the methodology used for the research study. Chapter four deals with data presentation, analysis and its subsequent interpretation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title pageii
Approval Pageiii
Dedicationiv
Acknowledgementv
Abstractvi
Table of Contentsvii
CHAPTER ONE
1.1Introduction 1
1.2Statement of the problem 4
1.3Objective of the study6
1.4Research Hypothesis 7
1.5Significance of the study9
1.6Scope of the Study11
CHAPTER TWO
2.1Meaning of Advertising 12
2.2Objectives of Advertising 17
2.3Purpose of Advertising 18
2.4Forms of Advertising20
2.5Functions of Advertising24
2.6Relevance of Advertising 28
2.8Various Types of Advertising 29
Company Profile 34
CHAPTER THREE
3.0Research Methodology 37
3.1Sources of Data37
3.2Population of study39
3.3Determination of Sample Size39
3.4Sampling Procedure 41
3.5Selection and Construction of Research 42
3.6Administration of Research Instrument44
3.7Method of Data Analysis 44
3.8Limitation of the Study45
CHAPTER FOUR
Presentation of Data and Analysis48
CHAPTER FIVE
Summary of findings, recommendation and conclusion
5.1Summary of Findings83
5.2Recommendation87
5.3Conclusion91
Bibliography
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