Accounting Fundamentals
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Enrolled:54
$40
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LevelBeginner
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Duration6 hours 27 minutes
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Last UpdatedJanuary 29, 2025
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: 365 days
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CertificateCertificate of completion
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About Course
Financial modeling, project finance modeling, and business valuation would almost require the precision of a surgeon, the creativity of an artist, and the patience of a saint. It's a dance between financial statements, cash flows, financial projections, and numerous other analyses. Without accounting knowledge, it would be like trying to juggle flaming torches while riding a unicycle on a tightrope.
This course provides a solid background in accounting fundamentals for financial modeling, business valuation, and project finance. It is designed for individuals with little to no prior knowledge of accounting. Learners will gain a solid understanding of the accounting principles, practices, and concepts essential for building a strong foundation in finance. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to comprehend and value a business, as well as model income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, and more. This will enable them to apply these skills effectively in project finance and other related fields.
What will I learn?
- Accounting Overview
- Cost Accounting
- Budgeting, Variance, & Forecasting
- The Financial Statements
- Income Statement
- Statement of Financial Position
- Statement of Cashflow
- Margins that Matters
- Taxation
- Long-Term Debt
- Equity & Its Components
- Accounting Ratio
Course Curriculum
Introduction
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Why Business Need Accounting
01:06 -
Types of Accounting
02:46 -
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02:06
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01:55
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What is Accounting
02:05 -
End of Module Assessments
Cost Accounting
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Introduction to Cost Accounting
01:28 -
Types of Cost
02:06 -
Cost Behaviour
01:55 -
Direct and Indirect Cost
00:38 -
Product Costing
00:54 -
Job and Process Costing
00:51 -
Break-even Analysis
01:13 -
Components of Break-even Analysis
01:12 -
Selling Price Per Unit
00:41 -
Calculation of Break-even Point
02:41 -
End of Module Assessments
Budgeting, Variance & Forecasting
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Introduction
01:06 -
Steps in Budgeting
01:47 -
Variance Analysis
02:18 -
Variance Analysis – Example
03:28 -
Importance of Variance Analysis
01:01 -
Forecasting
00:36 -
Step in Forecasting
00:39 -
Differences Between Budgeting & Forecasting
03:41 -
End of Module Assessments
The Financial Statement
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The 3-Main Financial Statement
01:30 -
Relationship Between Financial Statements
00:28 -
The Annual Report
01:32 -
Relaibility of the Financial Statement
01:29 -
Users of the Financial Statement
02:10 -
End of Module Assessments
The Income Statement
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Introduction
01:14 -
Classification of Income Statement Items
00:59 -
Revenue and Expenses
01:23 -
Cost of Sales
02:24 -
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses
01:37 -
Depreciation
02:05 -
Depreciation – Example
01:51 -
Amortization
01:37 -
Amortization – Example
00:38 -
Gains and Losses
00:41 -
Earnings Before Interest and Taxes
01:48 -
Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization
01:15 -
Other Non-Operating Income
02:04 -
Other Non-Operating Expenses
04:01 -
Operating Expenses (OPEX)
01:12 -
Typical Income Statement
01:12 -
End of Module Assessments
Taxation
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Meaning of Taxation
01:21 -
Tax Rate
01:30 -
Temporary Difference in Taxation
00:40 -
Deferred Tax
02:21 -
Tax Expense
02:01 -
Deferred Tax – Example
09:19 -
Deferred Tax – Importance
00:53 -
End of Module Assessments
Margins that Matters
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Gross Profit Margin
01:50 -
Net Profit Margin
00:58 -
Shareholders and the Link with Net Margin
03:29 -
End of Module Assessments
The Balance Sheet
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Introduction
01:00 -
Classification of Balance Sheet Items I
01:28 -
Classification of Balance Sheet Items II
00:45 -
Assets
01:24 -
Cash
01:15 -
Inventory
00:50 -
Liabilities
01:06 -
Short-term Loans
02:12 -
Equity
00:52 -
Accounting Equation
00:48 -
Accounting Equation – Example
01:35 -
CAPEX
02:30 -
CAPEX Interaction with the Financial Statements
01:27 -
Working Capital – Example
00:41 -
Working Capital – Example
01:57 -
Account Receivables
00:46 -
Account Payables
00:36 -
Typical Balance Sheet
04:24 -
End of Module Assessments
Long-term Debt
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Introduction
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Equity and Its Components
01:38 -
Equity Components – Example
02:52 -
End of Module Assessments
Equity & Its Component
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Introduction
00:31 -
Long-term Debt
01:11 -
Long-term Debt Importance
01:17 -
End of Module Assessments
The Cashflow Statement
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Introduction
00:47 -
Meaning and Classification of Cashflow Items
01:05 -
Cashflow Statement Adjustments
02:21 -
Cashflow Statement Categories
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Cashflow Statement – Example
02:04 -
Typical Cashflow Statement
06:14 -
End of Module Assessments
Project – Financial Statement Basics
Please retrieve the accompanying file named "Financial Statement Basics [Blank].xlxs" and proceed to fulfill the tasks outlined within the prompts and objectives provided in each lesson of this module.
Upon successfully accomplishing each task, kindly upload the finalized file showcasing your completed work.
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Introduction
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Worksheet Walkthrough
02:11 -
Business Ideation
00:14 -
Owner’s Equity
02:05 -
Purchase of Fixed Assets
01:13 -
Raw Materials
02:19 -
Depreciation and Other Direct Inputs
01:36 -
Direct Input
03:56 -
Cost of Goods Sold
01:13 -
Revenue and Credit
02:41 -
Receipts from Debtors
01:23 -
Paying off Liabilities
01:43 -
Transaction Relating to Business Closure
01:35 -
Loss from Business Closure
01:09 -
Closing the Business – Disposal of Fixed Asset
02:06 -
Payment of Dividend, Return of Capital, and Closure
03:25 -
Wrap Up
00:21 -
Submit Completed Worksheet
Accounting Ratios
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Introduction
00:58 -
Meaning of Accounting Ratios
00:59 -
Traditional Classification of Accounting Ratios
02:13 -
Profitability Ratios
01:54 -
Profitability Ratios – Example
06:17 -
Solvency Ratios
01:26 -
Solvency Ratios – Example
05:46 -
Liquidity Ratios
03:06 -
Liquidity Ratios – Example
05:21 -
Efficiency Ratios
01:29 -
Efficiency Ratios – Example
08:19 -
Dupont Analysis
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Dupont Analysis – Example
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End of Module Assessments
Student Ratings & Reviews
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It was an interesting and well detailed course, it provide in-depth knowledge of basis of accounting.
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This was a great course, the outline and module were detailed and well explanatory.
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Well, the course is truly enriched with the knowledge a first-timer should have about accounting. the course outline is simplified using the easiest example for everyone to understand. I must also commend the moderator for his choice of words and in-depth explanation. Good job team