YAKILI | FORM 2 ACCOUNTING

Course / Course Details

FORM 2 ACCOUNTING

By - Secondary Accounting Tutor
0 students
16 Hours 40 Min
(0)

Course Requirements

All students enrolled in the FORM 2 ACCOUNTING course are required to attend all lectures, complete assigned readings, participate in class discussions, and submit all assignments by the specified deadlines. Additionally, students must maintain active participation in group projects and adhere to academic integrity policies. It is imperative that students come prepared to each class session and actively engage with the course material in order to succeed in FORM 2 ACCOUNTING.

Course Description

Our Form 2 Accounting course provides students with a solid foundation in accounting principles and practices. Topics covered include financial statements, ledger accounts, and the basics of double-entry bookkeeping. This course is designed to help students develop essential accounting skills and prepare them for more advanced studies in the field.

Course Outcomes

Form 2 Accounting Course Title: Form 2 Accounting Course Description: This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental principles and practices of accounting. Students will learn the basic concepts of financial accounting, including recording transactions, preparing financial statements, and analyzing financial information. Emphasis will be placed on developing critical thinking skills and problem-solving abilities in the context of accounting. Course Objectives: - Understand the basic principles of accounting - Learn how to record transactions accurately - Prepare financial statements such as balance sheets and income statements - Analyze financial information to make informed business decisions - Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills in accounting Course Topics: 1. Introduction to Accounting 2. Accounting Principles and Concepts 3. Recording Transactions 4. Financial Statements 5. Analysis of Financial Information 6. Budgeting and Forecasting 7. Ethics in Accounting Assessment: - Quizzes and tests - Homework assignments - Class participation - Final exam Prerequisites: None Course Materials: - Textbook: Accounting Basics for Beginners - Workbook: Practice Problems in Accounting - Calculator - Notebook and pen Note: This course outline is subject to change at the discretion of the instructor.

Course Curriculum

14 chapters
34 lectures
0 quizzes
16 Hours 40 Min total length

Toggle all chapters

1 a transaction in terms of resources / applications

5 Min

2 a transaction in terms of economic flows (real economic flows, economic flows of services, financial economic flows)

5 Min

1 the functioning of accounts

5 Min

2 basic rules used in recording transactions in accounts

5 Min

3 the technique of double entry bookkeeping using T accounts.

5 Min

1 accounting transfer

5 Min

2 accounting transfers by regrouping and separating amounts/accounts

5 Min

1 definitoin of reciprocal accounts;

5 Min

2 reconcile reciprocal accounts

5 Min

1 the history of the OHADA law;

5 Min

2 use the chart of accounts (classification and codification of accounts, the organisation of accounts, the accounting framework);

5 Min

3 the accounting system of keeping of accounts and preparation of financial statements (standard and minimum cash systems)

5 Min

4 The journal

5 Min

1 the journa

5 Min

2 the layout of the journal

5 Min

3 the functioning (principles and rules) of the journal

5 Min

4 transactions in the journal.

5 Min

1 the layout of the general ledger;

5 Min

2 • post entries from the journal to the ledger

5 Min

3 e the general ledger;

5 Min

1 close accounts

5 Min

1 the financing cycle

5 Min

2 transactions relating to the financing cycle: contributions, debts from financial institutions.

5 Min

1 the investment cycle;

5 Min

2 the purchase cost of fixed assets;

5 Min

3 acquisitions of tangible and intangible fixed assets without VAT

5 Min

1 definitoin and to descriptoin perpetual inventory;

5 Min

2 definitoin and to descriptoin periodic inventory.

5 Min

1 • definitoin and to descriptoin the principles of calculating trade discount;

5 Min

2 • definitoin and to descriptoin the principles of calculating cash discount.

5 Min

1 Journalise transactions without VAT for the customer (perpetual and periodic inventory): • Invoices o without reductions o with trade discount;

5 Min

2 • Credit notes for return of goods

5 Min

1 Journalise transactions without VAT for the supplier (perpetual and periodic inventory): • Invoices o without reductions o with trade discount; o with cash discount;

5 Min

2 Credit notes for return of goods

5 Min

Instructor

Secondary Accounting Tutor

Our secondary accounting tutor plays a crucial role in educating students about the principles, practices, and theories of accounting, preparing them for further studies in accounting and related fields or for careers in finance, business, or entrepreneurship.

0 Rating