Course Description:
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to bookkeeping and accounting principles. It covers essential accounting concepts, the double-entry system, journal entries, ledgers, reconciliation, error rectification, and financial statements. By the end of the course, learners will develop a solid foundation in accounting, enabling them to manage financial records efficiently.
Course Objectives:
- Understand the fundamental concepts of bookkeeping and accounting.
- Learn the double-entry system and its applications.
- Develop skills in journal entries and ledger accounts.
- Gain expertise in subsidiary books and bank transactions.
- Reconcile bank statements and rectify accounting errors.
- Prepare trial balances and final accounts.
- Analyze cash flows and financial ratios for decision-making.
- Implement inventory management techniques effectively.
Curriculum
- 15 Sections
- 55 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
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- Unit-1 Book-Keeping and Accounting Concepts3
- Unit-2 Double Entry Book-Keeping System3
- Unit-3 Journal Entry3
- Unit-4 Ledger Account3
- Unit-5 Subsidiary Books3
- Unit-6 Cash and Banking Transactions3
- Unit-7 Bank Reconciliation Statement3
- Unit-8 Rectification of Accounting Errors5
- Unit-9 Trial Balance3
- Unit-10 Accounting for Depreciation4
- Unit-11 Accounting for Materials (Inventory)2
- Unit-12 Final accounts5
- Unit-13 Cash Flow Statement3
- Unit-14 Ration Analysis7
- Unit-15 Inventory Management5
