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GradeSummit (Autor)

Online Resource

2001
McGraw Hill Higher Education (Hersteller)
978-0-07-252686-8 (ISBN)

Infos

Presents a tool that measures how effectively students have utilized materials already at their disposal. This title helps professors measure their students' progress and assess that progress relative to others.

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'GradeSummit' provides data about how much students know while they study for an exam - not after they take it. It helps professors measure their students' progress and assess that progress relative to others. "GradeSummit" is not a study guide. It is a tool that measures how effectively students have utilized materials already at their disposal. Students use diagnostic reports to adjust study time to their weakest areas. Results are tracked over time and reports confirm progress. Professors can access the same diagnostic information and use it to tailor graded homework assignments, extra credit, or lecture material. Each GradeSummit course contains thousands of unique questions written by professors and peer reviewed for quality and accuracy. "GradeSummit" provides text-specific versions that contain page-number references to market-leading texts. GradeSummit courses are also developed for a standard curriculum, so students can access the material by subject no matter which text you are currently using.

Inhalt

1. Information For Decision Making What Is Accounting? Areas Of Accounting Users And Objectives of Financial Accounting Users And Objectives of Managerial Accounting Professional Organizations And Terms Integrity Of Accounting Information Careers In Accounting Components Of Annual Reports and SEC Reporting Introduction To Financial Statements The Purpose Of Ratio Analysis 2. Beginning Financial Statement Information Income Statement, Statement Of Equity, Balance Sheet Concepts, Principles, and Assumptions The Accounting Equation & Its Components Basic Transaction Analysis Statement of Cash Flows Forms of Business Organizations 3. Introduction To The Accounting Cycle The Accounting/Operating Cycle Accounts, T Accounts, And The Ledger Debits, Credits, and Double-Entry Accounting Basic Financial Statements And Financial Information 4. The Income Statement and Net Income The Trial Balance Adjusting Entries Worksheet Activities Computerized Accounting Systems 5. Year-End Procedures For Service Businesses Financial Statements and Analysis The Closing Process Correcting and Reversing Entries Principles, Concepts, and Assumptions 6. Merchandising Operations, Part One Merchandising Operations Financial Statements Accounting For Sales And Purchases-Periodic System Measuring Business Progress Closing Entries-Periodic System 7. Merchandising Operations, Part Two Accounting For Sales and Inventory Purchases-Perpetual System Closing Entries-Perpetual System Trade Discounts and Company Credit Cards Control Accounts and Subsidiary Ledgers Nonoperating Activities 8. Internal Control, Cash, and Marketable Securities Internal Control & Control Over Cash The Bank Reconciliation Petty Cash Cash Management And Reporting Marketable Securities And Valuation Issues Revenue Recognition-Special Circumstances 9. Managing Receivables Accounts Receivable and Uncollectible Accounts Analyzing and Factoring Accounts Receivable Credit Card Sales Notes Receivable 10. Merchandise Inventories and Cost Of Goods Sold The Nature of Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold Inventory Systems Cash Flow Methods Taking a Physical Inventory and Inventory Errors Valuing and Estimating Inventories Evaluating Inventory Levels 11. Plant Assets and Depreciation, Intangibles and Amortization Acquisition of Plant Assets Asset Depreciation Amortization of Intangible Assets 12. Depletion; Discarding, Selling and Trading Plant Assets, Other Costs and Valuations Depletion of Natural Resource Assets Discarding, Selling , and Trading Assets Other Costs of Doing Business Research and Development Costs Goodwill Ratios, Rulings, and Calculations 13. Liabilities and the Time Value Of Money Current Liabilities Capital and Operating Leases Bonds Time Value of Money 14. Corporations Introduction to Corporations Common Stock, Preferred Stock, and Treasury Stock Cash and Stock Dividends, Stock Splits Evaluation of Dividends, Equity, and Earnings 15. Reporting and Interpreting Income, Retained Earnings, and Investments In Other Corporations Reporting Retained Earnings Irregular Items: Continued and Discontinued Operations and Extraordinary Gains and Losses Earnings Per Share With and Without Dilutive Securities Investments in Other Corporations Consolidated Financial Statements 16. Statement of Cash Flows Purpose Of The Statement Of Cash Flows Cash Equivalents And Classification of Cash Flow Activities Direct Method Of Cash Flows From Operating Activities Indirect Method Of Cash Flows from Operating Activities Preparing a Statement of Cash Flows 17. Introduction To the Analysis of Financial Statements Basics of Financial Statement Analysis Horizontal and Vertical Analysis 18. Detailed Analysis of Financial Statements-- Ratios and Ratio Analysis Measures of Short-Term Liquidity Measures of Profitability and Solvency Market Valuations and Cash Flows Account Activity Impact on Financial Ratios 19. Globalization Globalization Issues Accounting For Foreign Transactions

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 1.11.2001
• Reihe/Serie: GradeSummit
• Verlagsort: London
• Sprache: englisch
• Maße: 180 x 231 mm
• Gewicht: 22 g
• Themenwelt: Wirtschaft ► Betriebswirtschaft / Management ► Rechnungswesen / Bilanzen
• ISBN-10: 0-07-252686-6 / 0072526866
• ISBN-13: 978-0-07-252686-8 / 9780072526868
• Zustand: Neuware