Course Overview:
The course is designed to provide the students with a comprehensive understanding of financial management. The course will cover various topics like financial accounting, management accounting, financial statement analysis, budgetary control, and more. The course aims to develop the students' skills in managing financial resources effectively and efficiently.
Course Objectives:
To provide a basic understanding of financial accounting and management accounting
To develop the students' skills in financial statement analysis, funds flow analysis, and cash flow analysis
To provide an understanding of marginal costing and break-even analysis
To develop the students' skills in understanding cost and standard costing
To provide an understanding of decisions involving alternative choices and budgetary control
Teaching Methodology:
The course will be taught through a combination of lectures, case studies, and practical exercises. The lectures will be interactive, and the students will be encouraged to participate actively in the class. The case studies and practical exercises will help the students apply the concepts they learn in real-life scenarios.
Course Contents:
Financial Accounting – An Introduction
Accounting Concepts, Principles, Bases, and Policies
Double Entry Accounting
Introduction to Management Accounting
Financial Statement Analysis
Funds Flow Analysis
Cash Flow Analysis
Marginal Costing and Break Even Analysis
Understanding Cost
Standard Costing
Decisions Involving Alternative Choices
Budgetary Control
Importance for Learners:
The course will help the students to develop their skills in financial management, which is essential for career growth and self-employment. The knowledge gained from this course will help the students to manage their personal and business finances effectively and efficiently.
Note: The contents of the course can be modified based on the requirements of the learners or the location. This syllabus is designed considering Indian students.
Course Title: Financial Management
Course Duration : 3 Months
Course Overview:
The course is designed to provide the students with a comprehensive understanding of financial management. The course will cover various topics like financial accounting, management accounting, financial statement analysis, budgetary control, and more. The course aims to develop the students' skills in managing financial resources effectively and efficiently.
Course Objectives:
To provide a basic understanding of financial accounting and management accounting
To develop the students' skills in financial statement analysis, funds flow analysis, and cash flow analysis
To provide an understanding of marginal costing and break-even analysis
To develop the students' skills in understanding cost and standard costing
To provide an understanding of decisions involving alternative choices and budgetary control
Teaching Methodology:
The course will be taught through a combination of lectures, case studies, and practical exercises. The lectures will be interactive, and the students will be encouraged to participate actively in the class. The case studies and practical exercises will help the students apply the concepts they learn in real-life scenarios.
Course Contents:
Financial Accounting – An Introduction
Accounting Concepts, Principles, Bases, and Policies
Double Entry Accounting
Introduction to Management Accounting
Financial Statement Analysis
Funds Flow Analysis
Cash Flow Analysis
Marginal Costing and Break Even Analysis
Understanding Cost
Standard Costing
Decisions Involving Alternative Choices
Budgetary Control
Importance for Learners:
The course will help the students to develop their skills in financial management, which is essential for career growth and self-employment. The knowledge gained from this course will help the students to manage their personal and business finances effectively and efficiently.
Note: The contents of the course can be modified based on the requirements of the learners or the location. This syllabus is designed considering Indian students.
