Accounting I (Financial Accounting)
This is an advanced accounting course that is meant to be taken after completing the Essentials of Accounting and/or The Essentials of Finance. Or if you take the course immediately you are required to have a basic understanding of the structure/rules of financial statements, indicator analysis, accounting principles/policies, accounting frameworks, and analytical methods.
The objective of this course is to learn how managers use financial information to make decisions by understanding how to identify and solve problems, and how corporate strategies affect a company financially.
In this course students will:
- Be required to have a basic understanding of the structure/rules of financial statements, indicator analysis, accounting principles/policies, accounting frameworks and analytical methods as well as of finding problems and offering solutions.
- Practice using their own business experience in cases studies.
This course is intended for those who want to master accounting as a “common business language” and develop the ability to read financial statements and connect strategies with numbers.
