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About the authors
John Hoggett,
B.Com (Hons), B.Th., MFM (Qld), AAUQ, ACA, FCPA is senior lecturer
at Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia. During his
30 years as an academic, he has taught company accounting and accounting
theory to undergraduate and postgraduate students, written books
and monographs for a variety of organisations including CPA Australia
and Group of 100 and has been involved in accounting education with
the Curriculum Council of Western Australia.
Lew Edwards is Emeritus Professor of the School
of Accounting, Queensland University of Technology. Lew has had
a career over 25 years teaching financial and managerial accounting
to undergraduate and postgraduate students. He was Head of School
(Department) of Accountancy for 18 years. He is a both a chartered
accountant and a CPA, and served for many years on education and
technical standards committees (both state and national) of the
professional accounting bodies. He has also served as a consultant
to accounting firms, industry, and government at both national and
international levels. Lew is co-author (with John Hoggett) of the
best selling Australian accounting texts Financial Accounting
in Australia and Accounting in Australia. He has also
published (as author and co-author) a wide range of both manual
and computerised accounting practice sets.
John Medlin, B.Ec.(Adelaide), M.Ec.(UNE),
CA is a lecturer in the School of Accounting and Information Systems
at the University of South Australia. John began his career with
Ernst & Whinney (now Ernst & Young) in the early 1980s.
After a few years practical experience John moved to accounting
education where he has lectured in both financial and management
accounting, accounting theory, economics and business finance. Since
1998 John has coordinated a general first year accounting subject
with an enrolment in excess of 1,500 students each year, eighty
percent of whom are non-accounting majors. He has been recognised
with teaching awards from the University of South Australia. His
research interest is in the area of accounting education and he
has presented conference papers and is currently undertaking his
PhD in this area.
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