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Management Accounting and Control
Management Accounting and Control
This course is designed to introduce students to the important role
management accounting can play in helping managers make informed decisions.
In particular, the course emphasizes modern theories of product cost,
performance measurement, and management control systems. It uses cases to
describe real-world problems and to illustrate such concepts as
activity-based cost systems, productivity measurement, and total quality.
Management Accounting
Private Tutoring in Management Accounting / Cost Accounting |
Management Accounting or Cost Accounting is usually among the first courses business school students encounter in their BBA, MBA or CPA programs. Understanding management accounting is critical to understanding the economics of a business.
Topics covered include accounting for materials, accounting for labor, accounting for overhead, activity based costing (ABC), job order system, process costing system, absorption costing, variable costing, cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis, decision making, budgeting, budgetary controls, standard costing, variance analysis, quality systems and costing, pricing theory, accounting information for pricing, transfer pricing, etc.
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