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Accounting training courses and schools
General and Management Accounting

School: International Institute for Learning, Inc.
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Accounting and Finance Principles for Project Management Practitioners
Course Format: Classroom
Do you often feel that you are using different numbers to track costs, must support different cost structures and charts of accounts, and also must meet different time frames? Are you unclear about the relationship between your project’s cost system and budget and the accounting and financial systems in use in your organization? With the increase in use of the management-by-projects concept,...
 

Accounting and Finance Principles for Project Management Practitioners (Live eLearning) (Online)
Course Format: Online
Do you often feel that you are using different numbers to track costs, must support different cost structures and charts of accounts, and also must meet different time frames? Are you unclear about the relationship between your project’s cost system and budget and the accounting and financial systems in use in your organization? With the increase in use of the management-by-projects concept,...
 

School: University of Scranton Center for Professional Training and Development
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Accounting for Non-Accountants
Course Format: Classroom
Debit what? Credit who? Profit? Loss? What are these numbers telling me? Learn basic accounting terminology and processes. Understand what financial analysis is and how ratios can show the financial picture of an organization. Learn how to use budgets to your best advantage.
 

School: CUNA Center for Professional Development
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Basic Accounting (Online)
Course Format: Online
Understand fundamental accounting techniques, along with methods for recording transactions and adjustments. Discover the steps to closing accounts and preparing financial statements. Staff will understand accounting for fixed assets, liabilities, equity, and when to use special journals and subsidiary ledgers.
 

Accounting for Credit Unions (Online)
Course Format: Online
Understand the major accounts used in credit unions and the importance of internal controls. Learn the procedures for closing accounts and preparing financial statements. Understand dividend calculations and reserve accounts. Easy to use activities have been added to each chapter to test staff’s knowledge. For the third edition, new sections on market value accounts, additional reporting a...
 

School: Florida State University
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Corporate Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The Corporate Major allows students to build coursework that would be critical for entry-level accounting, tax, and finance positions at medium and large corporations. Required courses include tax and managerial accounting courses. These are expected to allow students to participate in tax planning, budgeting, cost accounting, and related tasks at the corporate level. Graduates of this program ...
 

Accounting Information Systems
Course Format: Classroom
The Accounting Information Systems Major prepares students for careers in information systems assurance, system analysis, consulting, accounting system design, and accounting software implementation. This program provides students with an understanding of business processes and electronic commerce. The major emphasizes the design of enterprise systems that produce accounting information without...
 

Master of Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
As a Master of Accounting student at Florida State University’s College of Business, you will receive high-quality and rigorous instruction focused on a more thorough understanding of accounting functions in the workplace. As an FSU MAcc student, you will build the quantitative, analytical and research skills every accountant needs to make sound business decisions. Here’s the bottom line: ...
 

School: Duquesne University
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MS Accountancy
Course Format: Classroom
Our accounting programs include: A practical approach to accounting theory and practice that will deepen your knowledge of information technology, fraud examination and financial management techniques. A curriculum designed to meet the needs of busy professional schedules that is taught by experienced accounting practitioners. A unique collaboration between the John F. Donahue Gra...
 

Tax and Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Explores various accounting methods including cash, accrual, and inventory (FIFO and LIFO); the tax year and other accounting periods; changes in the method of accounting; original issue discount/ time value of money; and inter-period tax allocations (FAS 109). The reconciliation of financial and tax accounting is considered, with differences between the two being analyzed.
 

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