MGT-481: Financial & managerial accounting

Lectures in this course (15)

Covers financial performance measurement, break-even analysis, and responsibility center typology.

Covers financial accounting basics, focusing on the balance sheet and how business transactions affect financial statements.

Explores financial result analysis, new reporting systems, and the significance of budgeting in accounting decisions.

Covers the basics of financial accounting, including balance sheets, income statements, assets, liabilities, and owners' equity.

Covers the basics of financial accounting, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.

Explores traditional full cost systems, overhead application rates, cost allocation, and indirect cost methods.

Explores leverage, cost analysis, breakeven sales, and contribution margin in financial management.

Explains the purpose of the cash flow statement and how profit does not always equal cash.

Covers the analysis of financial statements and transaction entries.

Explains inventory cost flows, manufacturing vs. merchandising activities, and cost accounting principles.

Covers accounting basics, inventory cost flows, cost accounting systems, and manufacturing operations.

Discusses the framework of managerial accounting systems and the importance of cost accounting methods.

Introduces Activity-Based Costing, a method for accurate product cost allocation and decision-making in financial and managerial accounting.

Covers financial and managerial accounting basics, including the accounting process, types of information, reporting, and financial statements.

Covers the analysis of financial statements and cash flows calculation.

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