"Accounting" Open Courses

The basics and principles of accounting are discussed in this course.

A course introducing accounting including income statements, retained earnings statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.

Overview of principles and concepts of IT managers in logistics, manufacturing, marketing, human resources, and finance.

Saylor simplified the dense and complex subject matter of accounting into an accessible and logical course.

This course teaches students how to calculate their assets and liabilities into a profit & loss statement.

Students in this class will learn how to prepare, compose, and manage a balance sheet.

This course instructs students on how prepare, organize, and manage a cash budget.

This is an advanced level financial accounting course that's designed to help students analyze and interpret financial statements of business entities with special attention paid to the accounting standards of Pakistan.

Understand the financial side of agriculture by learning managerial accounting, financial investment methods, and economics as they affect and are used in the agriculture field.

This class discusses methods for analyzing and calculating economic growth factors in established and developing countries.

Learn the major components of financial reporting in a variety of context articles

Graduate students apply economic, accounting, and finance methods and concepts previously learned to gather the financial information necessary to analyze and financially assess businesses in this class.

This class is aimed at providing generalist administrators with the knowledge of finance and accounting they need to manage health care organizations.

This accounting course encourages an understanding of the management accounting function within an organization.

In this diploma course in Business and Legal Studies, students will cover germane topics such as management, accounting, human resources, and legal studies.

This class discusses the basic accounting terms, purposes, and applications.

Students in this graduate class study the financial accounting and reporting basics implemented in the corporate world.

This course includes an introduction to different business entities, formations and meetings of companies, relationships between companies, legal documents of companies, and a number of other important finance topics.

This course covers the basics of financial accounting, including preparations of various sheets and statements, inventory, depreciation, accounting, costs, and allocation of overhead.

Graduate students learn the basic tools and concepts utilized to understand and prepare financial information.

An interactive course covering the terminology in accounting and basic accounting principles.

A comprehensive guide to financial accounting including ratio analysis, working capital, cash and finance, business analysis, and business risk.

Introduction to objectives of international accounting, international accounting standards, and organizations.

This course provides students with a comprehensive overview of accounting.