This document outlines the units of an accounting course, including key topics, concepts, and whether each topic will focus more on theory or practical application. Unit 1 covers basic accounting concepts, principles, and the accounting cycle. Unit 2 discusses methods of depreciation and their impact on financial statements. Unit 3 focuses on analyzing financial statements, including ratio analysis, with a preference for theoretical explanations. Unit 4 covers cost accounting elements, cost sheets, and decision making tools like break even analysis. The final unit discusses advanced accounting topics such as inflation, responsibility, and human resource accounting, with most focusing on theory over practical application.
This document outlines the units of an accounting course, including key topics, concepts, and whether each topic will focus more on theory or practical application. Unit 1 covers basic accounting concepts, principles, and the accounting cycle. Unit 2 discusses methods of depreciation and their impact on financial statements. Unit 3 focuses on analyzing financial statements, including ratio analysis, with a preference for theoretical explanations. Unit 4 covers cost accounting elements, cost sheets, and decision making tools like break even analysis. The final unit discusses advanced accounting topics such as inflation, responsibility, and human resource accounting, with most focusing on theory over practical application.
This document outlines the units of an accounting course, including key topics, concepts, and whether each topic will focus more on theory or practical application. Unit 1 covers basic accounting concepts, principles, and the accounting cycle. Unit 2 discusses methods of depreciation and their impact on financial statements. Unit 3 focuses on analyzing financial statements, including ratio analysis, with a preference for theoretical explanations. Unit 4 covers cost accounting elements, cost sheets, and decision making tools like break even analysis. The final unit discusses advanced accounting topics such as inflation, responsibility, and human resource accounting, with most focusing on theory over practical application.
Accounting Concepts, conventions and Theory principles - their implications on accounting system.
Accounting Cycle Theory
Classification of capital and Theory revenue expenses.
Unit 2 Concept & Methods of Practical
depreciation SLM and DBM. Impact of depreciation on measurement of business Accounting.
Trial Balance, Profit and Loss Practical
Account and Balance Sheet Preparation Incorporation of Company Theory Purchase of Business Theory Unit 3 Concept and Need for analysis of Theory and Practical Financial Statements – Types Prefer Theory in this and Tools of analysis: Trend analysis, Common size statements and Comparative statements. Final Accounts of Company - Understanding Financial Ratio Analysis: Practicals only Meaning, Uses, Importance, need and limitations of Ratio analysis. Types - Turnover, Liquidity, Solvency, Proprietary, Leverage and Profitability Ratios.
Unit -4th Cost Accounting-Nature, role, Theory & practical
elements& classification of cost. Easy one Cost sheet.
Marginal Costing- Concept, Practical
Importance and Contribution in Decision Making. Limitations of Cost Accounting
Cost Volume Profit Analysis- Practical theory important
Break Even Analysis, Margin of topic Safety, PV Ratio Concept of Variances (Materials Practical and labor).
UNIT -5 Inflation Accounting Theory
Responsibility Accounting Theory Human Resource Accounting Theory Budget Practical Tally Accounting Theory
Audit Risk Management (Driving Audit Value, Vol. II) - The Best Practice Strategy Guide for Minimising the Audit Risks and Achieving the Internal Audit Strategies and Objectives