ACCA MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING: AN EASY AND PRACTICAL COURSE

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Dr Graham Buckingham

17:32:54

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1 - The Nature and Purpose of Management Accounting

1 - Introduction.mp4

00:51

2 - Three main management activities.mp4

01:23

3 - What is Management Accounting.mp4

02:45

4 - Planning and decision making.mp4

04:02

5 - What is strategy.mp4

03:57

6 - What is good information.mp4

14:40

7 - The economic environment.mp4

04:24

8 - Quiz.mp4

13:58

2 - Cost classification

9 - Introduction.mp4

00:58

10 - Control systems.mp4

05:58

11 - Direct and indirect costs.mp4

03:37

12 - Variable and fixed costs.mp4

09:07

13 - Semi variable costs.mp4

07:19

14 - Example of semi variable costs.mp4

05:26

15 - Hi Low method of calculating variable cost.mp4

03:16

16 - Cost classification.mp4

06:41

17 - Collecting costs.mp4

07:38

18 - Revenue cost and profit centers.mp4

05:21

19 - Cost codes.mp4

07:22

20 - Presenting information.mp4

04:33

21 - Best way to present numbers.mp4

05:11

22 - Quiz.mp4

12:06

3 - Sampling and analytical techniques

23 - Introduction.mp4

00:51

24 - Understanding a sample.mp4

07:11

25 - Correlation.mp4

04:06

26 - Regression.mp4

06:50

27 - Regression scatter chart.mp4

05:15

28 - Regression equation.mp4

06:31

29 - Warning Difficult example.mp4

08:28

30 - Regression equation.mp4

05:05

31 - Time series regression.mp4

07:03

32 - Moving averages.mp4

04:12

33 - Moving average example.mp4

06:43

34 - Moving average question.mp4

03:01

35 - Seasonal cycles.mp4

05:17

36 - Forecasting the future.mp4

02:01

37 - Using models to forecast.mp4

05:34

38 - Multiplicative models.mp4

03:57

39 - Worked example of models.mp4

03:48

40 - Time series forecasts.mp4

06:57

41 - Index numbers.mp4

07:12

42 - Quiz.mp4

13:36

4 - Summarizing and analyzing data

43 - Introduction.mp4

00:55

44 - Big data.mp4

05:04

45 - Using big data.mp4

04:00

46 - Types of data.mp4

05:05

47 - Statistics.mp4

06:17

48 - Distributions.mp4

04:50

49 - Variance and spread of data.mp4

08:05

50 - Normal distribution.mp4

07:14

51 - Probability.mp4

04:00

52 - Spreadsheets.mp4

02:34

53 - Using excel.mp4

07:55

54 - Quiz.mp4

12:50

5 - Accounting for Materials and Labour

55 - Introduction.mp4

00:53

56 - Raw material cycle.mp4

02:47

57 - Inventory.mp4

03:21

58 - Optimal order size.mp4

07:38

59 - Buffer inventory.mp4

06:05

59 - MA-L5-C4.mp4

06:04

60 - Economic batch quantity.mp4

03:47

61 - EBQ question.mp4

04:47

62 - How to value inventory.mp4

09:35

63 - Example of inventory valuation.mp4

07:54

64 - Inventory accounting.mp4

03:01

65 - Labour costing.mp4

03:55

66 - Labour turnover.mp4

04:53

67 - Labour performance.mp4

04:18

68 - Labour performance example.mp4

04:58

69 - Quiz.mp4

13:52

6 - Absorption and Marginal Costing

70 - Introduction.mp4

00:55

71 - Costing a product.mp4

07:23

72 - Absorption costing.mp4

02:47

73 - Allocation of indirect costs.mp4

04:51

74 - Apportionment of indirect costs.mp4

04:11

75 - Example of apportionment.mp4

05:10

76 - Revision on indirect costs.mp4

09:02

77 - Absorption example.mp4

02:25

78 - Complicated apportionment.mp4

07:18

79 - Dealing with over and under absorption.mp4

06:27

80 - Accounting for indirect costs.mp4

05:00

81 - Cartoon on marginal costing.mp4

01:34

82 - Discussion of marginal costing.mp4

04:18

83 - Absorption compared to marginal costing.mp4

04:03

84 - Quiz.mp4

13:18

7 - Cost Accounting Methods

85 - Introduction.mp4

00:30

86 - Production costing.mp4

06:36

87 - Process costing.mp4

03:29

88 - Example of process costing.mp4

04:38

89 - Normal and abnormal costs.mp4

07:05

90 - Work in Progress.mp4

05:24

91 - Joint products.mp4

07:26

92 - Costing a service.mp4

04:39

93 - Different costing methods.mp4

05:29

94 - Product life cycle.mp4

05:24

95 - Total quality management.mp4

04:08

96 - Quiz.mp4

16:22

8 - Nature and Purpose of Budgeting

97 - Introduction.mp4

00:58

98 - Why prepare a budget.mp4

07:09

99 - Classroom teaching on preparing a budget.mp4

16:49

100 - Five stages of budgeting.mp4

07:53

101 - Raw material budget.mp4

03:22

102 - Labour budget.mp4

06:31

103 - Cash budget.mp4

03:29

104 - Receipts budget.mp4

06:53

105 - Payments budget.mp4

09:36

106 - What if scenario analysis.mp4

08:13

107 - Quiz.mp4

14:38

9 - Asset Budgeting

108 - Introduction.mp4

00:56

109 - Capital expenditure.mp4

03:52

110 - Relevant costs.mp4

07:28

111 - Cost of investment.mp4

05:32

112 - Interest rates.mp4

03:26

113 - Classroom teaching on investing money.mp4

12:40

114 - Investment appraisal.mp4

05:03

115 - Time value of money.mp4

09:03

116 - Cash flows used to assess investments.mp4

07:29

117 - Net present value.mp4

02:35

118 - Internal rate of return.mp4

06:25

119 - Cost of capital.mp4

04:50

120 - Example of internal rate of return.mp4

05:04

121 - Annuity.mp4

04:33

122 - Quiz.mp4

14:20

10 - Budgetary Control and Reporting

123 - Introduction.mp4

00:41

124 - Planning and control.mp4

08:32

125 - Responsibility accounting.mp4

06:05

126 - Cartoon on budgets and motivation.mp4

01:46

127 - Styles of budgeting.mp4

05:43

128 - Understanding variances.mp4

05:15

129 - Quiz.mp4

12:43

11 - Standard Costing

130 - Introduction.mp4

00:45

131 - Cartoon what is a standard cost.mp4

01:53

132 - Standard cost card.mp4

08:21

133 - Flexed budgets.mp4

04:22

134 - Variance analysis.mp4

06:56

135 - Reconcile budget to actual.mp4

03:35

136 - Absorption of standard costs.mp4

03:04

137 - Quiz.mp4

13:30

12 - Variance Calculations and Analysis

138 - Introduction.mp4

00:46

139 - Assessing performance.mp4

03:04

140 - How many variances are there.mp4

05:43

141 - Variance example 1.mp4

06:52

142 - Variance example 2.mp4

05:12

143 - Variance example 3.mp4

03:07

144 - Variance example 4.mp4

06:07

145 - Variance example 5.mp4

04:02

146 - Variance example 6.mp4

05:18

147 - Summary of comprehensive example.mp4

04:50

148 - Discussion of variances.mp4

03:33

149 - Marginal costing variances.mp4

03:22

150 - Marginal costing variances 2.mp4

07:12

151 - Reasons for variances.mp4

02:11

152 - Question 1 explained.mp4

03:11

153 - Question 2 explained.mp4

02:24

154 - Question 3 materials explained.mp4

03:05

155 - Question 3 labour explained.mp4

03:17

156 - Question 4 explained.mp4

02:36

157 - Question 5 explained.mp4

04:31

158 - Question 6.mp4

05:19

159 - Quiz.mp4

14:59

13 - Performance Measurement

160 - Introduction.mp4

00:36

161 - Mission statements.mp4

04:48

162 - Strategy.mp4

06:02

163 - What is performance.mp4

07:21

164 - Value analysis.mp4

07:38

165 - Manager performance.mp4

07:27

166 - Cost control compared to cost reduction.mp4

07:05

167 - Service performance.mp4

04:09

168 - Non financial performance.mp4

06:43

169 - Quiz.mp4

12:52

14 - Monitoring Performance and Reporting

170 - Introduction.mp4

00:42

171 - Measurement of performance.mp4

05:24

172 - Five ways to measure performance.mp4

09:11

173 - Measuring activity.mp4

09:08

174 - Measuring liquidity.mp4

10:19

175 - Measuring investments.mp4

10:10

176 - Interpretation of performance.mp4

07:51

177 - Question of measuring performance.mp4

02:49

178 - Answer to question.mp4

03:53

179 - Quiz.mp4

15:27

Description

ACCA APPLIED KNOWLEDGE STAGE

What You'll Learn?

The purpose of Management Accounting
Data Analysis and Statistical Techniques
Cost Accounting
Budgeting
Standard Costing
Performance Measurement

Who is this for?

Accountants and bookkeepers who are studying for a professional qualification. This includes ACCA, CPA, ACA, AAT and CFA.

Students at university and college who are studying accounting and finance.

Managers who need to understand the main concepts in management accounting.

What You Need to Know?

There are no prior requirements. We start at the basics and build from there. A calculator is needed to do some of the examples.

It would be a good idea to try the quiz at the end of each section to ensure you understand those topics..

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Description
What is Management Accounting?
It essentially involves using information and data to make an organization more efficient and successful. Consequently, management accountants are very important members of staff.
Why you should study Management Accounting?
Management accounting jobs are interesting and well paid. Generally, they are part of the executive and senior management team. In addition, other managers also need to understand the ideas and methods involved in this area in order to do their jobs well.
Will this course help me in Professional Examinations?
Yes, the course covers all the main concepts and techniques that you need to know. It follows the syllabus of the ACCA, Management Accounting MA Applied Knowledge course. It can also be use for other accounting qualifications, including Certified Public Accountants CPA, Chartered Accountant CA and Association of Accounting Technicians AAT.
What is the style of teaching?
The course is split into fourteen sections and then within each section there are a number of short lessons. Each new topic is introduced and then it is explained using a mixture of videos of myself teaching in a classroom, cartoons explaining the important concepts and then detailed teaching of each topic. At the end of each section there is a short quiz to ensure you understood that section. Answers and explanations are given.
The course is designed to be as practical as possible. It is aimed at a person who is currently working as an accountant, studying accounting and finance at university or college or who needs to understand these topics as part of their job.
Why should I take this course?
I qualified as a Chartered Accountant with PwC in London and then worked for twenty years as an accountant. Over the last ten years I have taught accounting in a university. I understand the practical day to day work of an accountant but also have a lot of experience of helping students to do well and pass their accounting exams. At the end of term students have rated my teaching very highly.
Are there any requirements?
You do not need at previous knowledge. I designed the course to start at the basics and then move slowly so that students can easily understand this course.

Who this course is for:
Accountants and bookkeepers who are studying for a professional qualification. This includes ACCA, CPA, ACA, AAT and CFA.
Students at university and college who are studying accounting and finance.
Managers who need to understand the main concepts in management accounting.

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I worked at PwC the leading firm of accountants and consultants. After this I spent twenty years giving financial and accounting advice to growing companies. I went back to university to get a PhD in accounting. This involved research on the financial performance of companies with good ratings for environmental performance. The good news is that firms that care for the environment tend to have better profitability and higher market value. In the last ten years i have taught accounting and finance at Exeter and Plymouth universities in the U.K.

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