ACCA MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING- AN EASY AND PRACTICAL COURSE

ACCA MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING: AN EASY AND PRACTICAL COURSE, available at $44.99, with 179 lectures, and has 2 subscribers.

You will learn about The purpose of Management Accounting Data Analysis and Statistical Techniques Cost Accounting Budgeting Standard Costing Performance Measurement This course is ideal for individuals who are Accountants and bookkeepers who are studying for a professional qualification. This includes ACCA, CPA, ACA, AAT and CFA. or Students at university and college who are studying accounting and finance. or Managers who need to understand the main concepts in management accounting. It is particularly useful for Accountants and bookkeepers who are studying for a professional qualification. This includes ACCA, CPA, ACA, AAT and CFA. or Students at university and college who are studying accounting and finance. or Managers who need to understand the main concepts in management accounting.

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Summary

Title: ACCA MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING: AN EASY AND PRACTICAL COURSE

Price: $44.99

Number of Lectures: 179

Number of Published Lectures: 179

Number of Curriculum Items: 179

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 179

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The purpose of Management Accounting

Data Analysis and Statistical Techniques

Cost Accounting

Budgeting

Standard Costing

Performance Measurement

Who Should Attend

Accountants and bookkeepers who are studying for a professional qualification. This includes ACCA, CPA, ACA, AAT and CFA.

Students at university and college who are studying accounting and finance.

Managers who need to understand the main concepts in management accounting.

Target Audiences

Accountants and bookkeepers who are studying for a professional qualification. This includes ACCA, CPA, ACA, AAT and CFA.

Students at university and college who are studying accounting and finance.

Managers who need to understand the main concepts in management accounting.

What is Management Accounting?

It essentially involves using information and data to make an organization more efficient and successful. Consequently, management accountants are very important members of staff.

Why you should study Management Accounting?

Management accounting jobs are interesting and well paid. Generally, they are part of the executive and senior management team. In addition, other managers also need to understand the ideas and methods involved in this area in order to do their jobs well.

Will this course help me in Professional Examinations?

Yes, the course covers all the main concepts and techniques that you need to know. It follows the syllabus of the ACCA, Management Accounting MA Applied Knowledge course. It can also be use for other accounting qualifications, including Certified Public Accountants CPA, Chartered Accountant CA and Association of Accounting Technicians AAT.

What is the style of teaching?

The course is split into fourteen sections and then within each section there are a number of short lessons. Each new topic is introduced and then it is explained using a mixture of videos of myself teaching in a classroom, cartoons explaining the important concepts and then detailed teaching of each topic. At the end of each section there is a short quiz to ensure you understood that section. Answers and explanations are given.

The course is designed to be as practical as possible. It is aimed at a person who is currently working as an accountant, studying accounting and finance at university or college or who needs to understand these topics as part of their job.

Why should I take this course?

I qualified as a Chartered Accountant with PwC in London and then worked for twenty years as an accountant. Over the last ten years I have taught accounting in a university. I understand the practical day to day work of an accountant but also have a lot of experience of helping students to do well and pass their accounting exams. At the end of term students have rated my teaching very highly.

Are there any requirements?

You do not need at previous knowledge. I designed the course to start at the basics and then move slowly so that students can easily understand this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Nature and Purpose of Management Accounting

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Three main management activities

Lecture 3: What is Management Accounting

Lecture 4: Planning and decision making

Lecture 5: What is strategy?

Lecture 6: What is good information?

Lecture 7: The economic environment

Lecture 8: Quiz

Chapter 2: Cost classification

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Control systems

Lecture 3: Direct and indirect costs

Lecture 4: Variable and fixed costs

Lecture 5: Semi variable costs

Lecture 6: Example of semi variable costs

Lecture 7: Hi Low method of calculating variable cost

Lecture 8: Cost classification

Lecture 9: Collecting costs

Lecture 10: Revenue, cost and profit centers

Lecture 11: Cost codes

Lecture 12: Presenting information

Lecture 13: Best way to present numbers

Lecture 14: Quiz

Chapter 3: Sampling and analytical techniques

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Understanding a sample

Lecture 3: Correlation

Lecture 4: Regression

Lecture 5: Regression scatter chart

Lecture 6: Regression equation

Lecture 7: Warning! Difficult example

Lecture 8: Regression equation

Lecture 9: Time series regression

Lecture 10: Moving averages

Lecture 11: Moving average example

Lecture 12: Moving average question

Lecture 13: Seasonal cycles

Lecture 14: Forecasting the future

Lecture 15: Using models to forecast

Lecture 16: Multiplicative models

Lecture 17: Worked example of models

Lecture 18: Time series forecasts

Lecture 19: Index numbers

Lecture 20: Quiz

Chapter 4: Summarizing and analyzing data

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Big data

Lecture 3: Using big data

Lecture 4: Types of data

Lecture 5: Statistics

Lecture 6: Distributions

Lecture 7: Variance and spread of data

Lecture 8: Normal distribution

Lecture 9: Probability

Lecture 10: Spreadsheets

Lecture 11: Using excel

Lecture 12: Quiz

Chapter 5: Accounting for Materials and Labour

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Raw material cycle

Lecture 3: Inventory

Lecture 4: Optimal order size

Lecture 5: Buffer inventory

Lecture 6: Economic batch quantity

Lecture 7: EBQ question

Lecture 8: How to value inventory

Lecture 9: Example of inventory valuation

Lecture 10: Inventory accounting

Lecture 11: Labour costing

Lecture 12: Labour turnover

Lecture 13: Labour performance

Lecture 14: Labour performance example

Lecture 15: Quiz

Chapter 6: Absorption and Marginal Costing

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Costing a product

Lecture 3: Absorption costing

Lecture 4: Allocation of indirect costs

Lecture 5: Apportionment of indirect costs

Lecture 6: Example of apportionment

Lecture 7: Revision on indirect costs

Lecture 8: Absorption example

Lecture 9: Complicated apportionment

Lecture 10: Dealing with over and under absorption

Lecture 11: Accounting for indirect costs

Lecture 12: Cartoon on marginal costing

Lecture 13: Discussion of marginal costing

Lecture 14: Absorption compared to marginal costing

Lecture 15: Quiz

Chapter 7: Cost Accounting Methods

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Production costing

Lecture 3: Process costing

Lecture 4: Example of process costing

Lecture 5: Normal and abnormal costs

Lecture 6: Work in Progress

Lecture 7: Joint products

Lecture 8: Costing a service

Lecture 9: Different costing methods

Instructors

Dr Graham Buckingham
Accounting professor

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