Financial Accounting: The Complete Introductory Crash Course
Master financial accounting fundamentals! Understand financial statements, debits/credits, and the accounting cycle. Build a strong foundation for financial literacy.
Course Content
Financial Accounting: The Complete Introductory Crash Course is an all-levels Udemy course taught by David Burrell, BComm. It runs 9h 48m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 2,526 reviews, with 13,014 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated September 2020.
Financial Accounting Crash Course: Master the Fundamentals
Unlock the secrets of financial accounting with this comprehensive crash course! Featuring 69 video lessons totaling over 10 hours of content, including helpful quizzes, you'll gain a solid understanding of core accounting principles. Perfect for beginners and those looking to refresh their knowledge, this course demystifies complex concepts.
What You'll Learn:
- Assets, Liabilities, and Equity: Understand the foundational elements of a company's financial position.
- Debits and Credits: Master the double-entry accounting system – the backbone of accurate financial reporting.
- The Accounting Cycle: A detailed exploration of the accounting cycle, covering:
- Journal Entries
- T-accounts
- General Ledger
- Trial Balance Statements
- Adjusting Entries
- Adjusted Trial Balance Statements
- Closing Entries
- Financial Statements: Learn how to prepare and interpret key financial statements.
- Merchandise Inventory: Explore perpetual and periodic inventory systems and inventory costing systems including FIFO, Weighted-average, and LIFO.
- Receivables and Bad Debts: Understand how to manage accounts receivable and account for potential bad debts.
- Revenue Recognition: Learn the principles of recognizing revenue.
- Depreciation and Amortization: Master the concepts of allocating the cost of assets over their useful lives.
- Intangible Assets: Gain insight into accounting for intangible assets.
- Cash Flow Statement: Understand the indirect method of preparing the cash flow statement.
Why is Financial Accounting Important?
Financial accounting is the language of business. It's used to report all business activities, from paying employees to issuing dividends and purchasing assets. Bookkeeping provides a historical record, and summarizing transactions into financial statements offers a clear picture of a company's performance and financial health. This information is crucial for future planning and informed decision-making.
Bonus: Downloadable Financial Accounting Final Exam (PDF) included at the end of the course!
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