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Manage and Analyze Business Financial Records

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Built from the Wiley title of the same name — professionally edited, technically reviewed, and already relied on by people doing this work.

Source ISBN 9781119837541

How it was built

Sejal Learning Systems rebuilt the book as a course: objectives first, then short video, worked examples, and practice with real feedback. It runs on Coursera at your own pace, with a certificate on completion.

Manage and Analyze Business Financial Records is a self-paced online course built from the Wiley title of the same name.

What this course covers

  • Introduction
  • Part 1: Opening the Books on Accounting
  • Chapter 1: Accounting in Today’s New Economy
  • Chapter 2: Introducing Financial Statements
  • Chapter 3: Safeguarding Company Assets
  • Chapter 4: Accounting in the Digital Age
  • Chapter 5: Recognizing the Legal and Accounting Entity
  • Part 2: Exploring Financial Statements
  • Chapter 6: Reporting Profit or Loss in the Income Statement
  • Chapter 7: Reporting Financial Condition in the Balance Sheet
  • Chapter 8: Reporting Cash Sources and Uses in the Statement of Cash Flows
  • Chapter 9: Financial Accounting Issues
  • Part 3: Understanding Financial Reports, Financial Statements, and Financial Information
  • Chapter 10: Producing Financial Reports
  • Chapter 11: Deciphering a Financial Report
  • Chapter 12: Analyzing Financial Information with Ratios
  • Chapter 13: Generating Internal Financial Information for Management Use
  • Chapter 14: Applying Wall Street’s Tricks and Treats to Engineer Financial Results
  • Part 4: Leveraging Accounting in Managing a Business
  • Chapter 15: Analyzing Profit
  • Chapter 16: Accounting for Costs
  • Chapter 17: Preparing Best-in-Class Forecasts, Projections, and Budgets
  • Chapter 18: Capitalizing a Business: How, When, Why, and What
  • Part 5: The Part of Tens
  • Chapter 19: Ten Tips for Managers
  • Chapter 20: Ten Tips for Reading a Financial Report