Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
0 Hour(s) 54 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Stefan Ignatovski, Ph.D.
Rating
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Course Overview
Get a quick introduction to Accounting. Understand the basic concepts fast.
This course is a quick introduction to Accounting.
I have designed this course to be short and sweet, just so that you understand the essentials of accounting. With these essentials under your belt, you will be bale to grasp any other concept much better, and much faster. You will also gain a deeper understanding.
You will learn the basic principles and assumptions, the basic financial statements, debits and credits, and the appropriate adjusting entries. This course will show you that accounting is easy and can be learned fast.
Enjoy!
Course Content
- 4 section(s)
- 17 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Let's Begin
- Section 2 Accounting Fundamentals
- Section 3 Accounting During the Year
- Section 4 Adjusting Entries at Year-End
What You’ll Learn
- Accounting essentials
- Basic Principles and Assumptions
- Basic Financial Statements (Preparation)
- Debits and Credits
- Calculate Account Balances
- Prepare Journal Entries
- Journalizing and Posting
- Prepare Adjusting Entries
- Deferrals and Accruals
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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LLida Gorjianfar
I am CPA. I was curious to see how this instructor claim to teach accounting principals in an hour. So far he has done a great work doing so. The concept, number and variety of exercises are commendable.
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AAshraf Jaafar
This is a good introductory course with a lot of concepts. A follow-up course with real life examples may be more helpful..
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GGail Oliver
This course it working well for me, although I am struggling to understand how in the equation a plus and a minus, a plus and a plus and a minus and a minus all balance .....?! If there is a plus and a minus you get zero, if there are 2 plus' surely you get double? Perhaps this is just a brain block for me.
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LLenore Coffman
The segment about dividends and retained earnings was sloppily presented on the white board and so it was a bit confusing. A bit disappointed as this was the area I really needed. It should have been re-shot and I'm surprised it wasn't. Just kind of sloppy in its presentation and the final (important) points were rushed and not thoroughly explained. Assets and liabilities are easily understood, but equity and retained earnings are not, at least not to me. Section 2, Lecture 6.
