Financial Management Manual: Basic (with CBT option)

Produced

• 2002-2004

Key Features

Student manuals are available in packs of 5.

Financial Management Manual: Basic, ISBN #0-619-07591-0, Publish date: April 2, 2002; 200 pages, student version (without disk), $150 for pack of 5

Financial Management: Basic: with CD + CBT, ISBN #1-4188-4612-0 © 2005, Publish date: December 20, 2004, 186 pages, student version with disk, $165 for pack of 5

Financial Management: Basic: Instructor Edition + CBT, ISBN #1-4188-4611-2 © 2005, Publish date: December 20, 2004, 188 pages, includes CD with PowerPoint presentation, one manual with CBT and CD is $30

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of financial management. Students will become familiar with basic accounting concepts and terms, track business transactions, use universal accounting tools such as the general journal, general ledger, and trial balance. Course activities also cover the purpose and how to use the four financial statements-the income statement, the balance sheet, the cash flow statement, and the statement of stockholders' equity. Finally, students learn how to create and enforce a budget by analyzing financial statements, setting objectives, and monitoring performance. The manual is designed for quick scanning in the classroom and filled with interactive exercises that help ensure student success.

Course Length: one day

Table of Contents:

Unit 1: Basics of accounting
Topic A: Accounting
Topic B: Key accounting terms

Unit 2: Accounting cycle
Topic A: Basics of the accounting cycle
Topic B: Analyze, record, and post transactions
Topic C: Trial Balance

Unit 3: Income Statement
Topic A: Income Statement basics
Topic B: Prepare and interpret an Income Statement

Unit 4: Balance Sheet
Topic A: Balance Sheet basics
Topic B: Prepare Balance Sheets
Topic C: Interpret Balance Sheets

Unit 5: Other financial statements
Topic A: Cash Flow Statement
Topic B: Statement of Stockholders' Equity

Unit 6: Budgeting
Topic A: Fundamentals of budgeting
Topic B: Analyze financial statements
Topic C: Set objectives
Topic D: Monitor performance

Objectives:

•  Define accounting, its need, and the key accounting terms.
•  Identify phases of the accounting cycle and types of accounting records and analyze and post transactions, prepare a Trial Balance and identify financial statements created from the Trial Balance.
•  Identify, create and interpret an Income Statement and Balance Sheet. Use them to calculate the liquidity and the debt-to-total-assets ratio.
•  Identify and prepare a Cash Flow Statement and a Statement of Stockholder Equity
•  Identify and practice budgeting by analyzing financial statements, setting objectives, and monitoring performance. 

Features:

•  Designed specifically for one-day of instructor-led training
•  Modular format allows instructors to skip around within a manual without breaking the overall flow of a course
•  Content available to be licensed and customized to meet your individual training needs
•  Accompanying Instructor's Manual includes marginal annotations and PowerPoint slides with embedded videos to support instructors in the classroom
•  This title may be purchased off-the-shelf, or licensed through CustomCourse software
•  Also available with a companion CBT program.

Financial Management: Basic: Instructor Edition + CBT

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of financial management. Students will become familiar with basic accounting concepts and terms, track business transactions, use universal accounting tools such as the general journal, general ledger, and trial balance. Course activities also cover the purpose and how to use the four financial statements-the income statement, the balance sheet, the cash flow statement, and the statement of stockholders' equity. Finally, students learn how to create and enforce a budget by analyzing financial statements, setting objectives, and monitoring performance. The manual is designed for quick scanning in the classroom and filled with interactive exercises that help ensure student success.

Features:

•  Marginal annotations prompt you with relevant information as you teach the course.
•  PowerPoint slides with embedded videos accompany this book.
•  Use publisher's dedicated instructor's web site  to download important teaching resources.
•  All instructor’s editions have the same consistent layout, structure, voice and timing across all topics to minimize prep time for instructors teaching a variety of courses.
•  This title may be purchased off-the-shelf, or licensed through CustomCourse software.
•  Comes with a companion CBT program.

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