Business Accounting Manual (with CBT option)

Produced

• 2002-2005

Key Features

Student books are available in packs of 5.

Business Accounting Manual, 200 page book, ISBN: 0-619-07597-X, student version, pack of 5 $150

Business Accounting Manual with CD + CBT:
ISBN #1-4188-4570-1 © 2005, Publish date: December 21, 2004, 144 pages, student version with disk, pack of 5 $165

Instructor's Edition Manual with CBT: ISBN 1-4188-4569-8 © 2005, Publish date: December 21, 2004, 146 pages, one manual plus CBT and CD is $30

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of business accounting. Students learn about current assets, long-term assets, intangible assets, and natural resources. Students also learn about the different types of liabilities, managing those liabilities, and calculating the time value of money. Course activities also cover calculating the present value, future value, interest rate, and maturity date on various types of cash flows, and understanding a company's statement of stockholders' equity and the balance sheet. Students also learn about the components of stockholders' equity, stock transactions, and financial analysis ratios used to evaluate a company's long-term solvency. 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: Accounting and business activities
Topic A: Fundamentals of accounting
Topic B: Accounting in business activities

Unit 2: Accounting for assets
Topic A: Introduction to assets
Topic B: Accounting for current assets
Topic C: Accounting for noncurrent assets

Unit 3: Accounting for inventory
Topic A: Fundamentals of the inventory system
Topic B: Inventory management

Unit 4: Accounting for liabilities
Topic A: Types of liabilities
Topic B: Long-term liabilities

Unit 5: Time value of money
Topic A: Calculating time value of money
Topic B: Calculating value of annuities
Topic C: Calculating value of bonds
Topic D: Interest rates and maturity dates

Unit 6: Accounting for stockholders’ equity
Topic A: Fundamentals of stock
Topic B: Fundamentals of stockholders' equity
Topic C: Fundamentals of ratio analysis

Objectives:

•  Identify asset types, the accounting equation, and the methods of accounting for current and noncurrent assets.
•  Identify various types of inventory costs, manage inventory by applying inventory costing and valuation methods, and calculate the inventory turnover ratio.
•  Account for the various types of current and long-term liabilities.
•  Calculate the present and future values of cash flows, ordinary annuities, annuities due, and bonds; calculate the interest rate and maturity date of a security by using the time value of money equation.
•  Identify the types of stocks, stockholders equity, and various types of financial ratios; calculate a stock's book value and market value per share. 

Features:

•  Easy to Use: Open design for quick scanning in the classroom.
•  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.
•  These courses are designed to be used in an Instructor-led training classroom environment.
•  This title may be purchased off-the-shelf, or licensed through CustomCourse software.
•  Also available with a companion CBT program. 

Business Accounting: Instructor Edition + CBT

This course introduces students to the fundamentals of business accounting. Students learn about current assets, long-term assets, intangible assets, and natural resources. Students also learn about the different types of liabilities, managing those liabilities, and calculating the time value of money. Course activities also cover calculating the present value, future value, interest rate, and maturity date on various types of cash flows, and understanding a company's statement of stockholders' equity and the balance sheet. Students also learn about the components of stockholders' equity, stock transactions, and financial analysis ratios used to evaluate a company's long-term solvency. This instructor's edition is designed for quick scanning in the classroom, and filled with interactive exercises. Comes with a companion CBT program.

Objectives:

•  Identify asset types, the accounting equation, and the methods of accounting for current and noncurrent assets.
•  Identify various types of inventory costs, manage inventory by applying inventory costing and valuation methods, and calculate the inventory turnover ratio.
•  Account for the various types of current and long-term liabilities.
•  Calculate the present and future values of cash flows, ordinary annuities, annuities due, and bonds; calculate the interest rate and maturity date of a security by using the time value of money equation.
•  Identify the types of stocks, stockholders equity, and various types of financial ratios; calculate a stock's book value and market value per share. 

Features

•  Easy to Use: Open design for quick scanning in the classroom.
•  Great Service:  24x7 customer service from publisher.
•  Plenty of Support: Accompanying Annotated Instructor's Manual and web site keep you prepared.
•  These courses are designed to be used in an Instructor-led training classroom environment.