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    Title: ChatGPT在會計教育中的應用潛力與限制:以國立政治大學會計課程為例
    The Potential and Limitations of ChatGPT in Accounting Education: Evidence from Accounting Courses at National Chengchi University
    Authors: 陳瑀瑄
    Chen, Yu-Hsuan
    Contributors: 戚務君
    Chi, Wu-Chun
    陳瑀瑄
    Chen, Yu-Hsuan
    Keywords: ChatGPT-4o
    人工智慧(AI)
    會計教育
    學習成效
    教學輔助工具
    ChatGPT-4o
    Artificial Intelligence (AI)
    Accounting Education
    Learning Outcomes
    Instructional Support Tool
    Date: 2025
    Issue Date: 2025-07-01 14:16:40 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 本研究評估ChatGPT-4o在會計教育中的應用潛力與限制,分析其於五門核心課程及模擬臺灣會計師考試的作答表現。結果顯示,ChatGPT在基礎課程表現優異,惟於進階課程與非選擇題中成績下滑。值得注意的是,審計學雖為高年級課程,其表現仍穩定,部分測驗甚至優於學生,顯示其在準則記憶與規則識別方面具優勢。整體而言,ChatGPT可輔助基礎教學,但目前仍難取代傳統會計教育。
    This study evaluates the potential and limitations of ChatGPT-4o in accounting education by analyzing its performance across five core university-level accounting courses and a simulated Taiwan CPA examination. The results indicate that ChatGPT performs well in introductory courses but shows a decline in accuracy in advanced subjects and non-multiple-choice questions. Notably, its performance in auditing—despite being an upper-level course—remained stable and, in some cases, exceeded that of students, suggesting a strength in standard recall and rule-based interpretation. Overall, while ChatGPT demonstrates promise as a supplementary tool in foundational accounting education, it currently lacks the capacity to replace traditional instruction in more complex professional contexts.
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    國立政治大學
    會計學系
    112353002
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0112353002
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