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Andrea Eliassen

In this hands-on Specialization you will practice completing each step of the accounting cycle within Microsoft Excel, from analyzing and recording the first financial transactions of the year all the way through starting the new fiscal year.

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In this hands-on Specialization you will practice completing each step of the accounting cycle within Microsoft Excel, from analyzing and recording the first financial transactions of the year all the way through starting the new fiscal year.

The skills covered in this course include recording in the journal, posting in the ledgers, preparing financial statements, recording and posting closing entries, as well as preparing trial balances.

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Three courses

What is Financial Accounting?

Students are introduced to financial accounting, its activities, tools, and users. They'll learn the accounting equation, the four financial statements, ethical considerations, recording business transactions, and credit/debit rules.

Recording in Journals & Posting in Ledgers

This course covers the basics of recording financial entries in Journals and Ledgers. You will learn about the accounting cycle, posting transactions, accrual accounting, and cash accounting.

Completing the Accounting Cycle

Students prepare statements relevant to year end accounting processes, synthesizing what they have learned in the previous two courses. Specific topics include adjusting entries, closing entries, the preparation of financial statements, and the procedure for recording the four closing entries.

Learning objectives

  • How to record in journals and post in ledgers
  • How to prepare financial statements
  • How to record and post closing entries
  • How to prepare trial balances

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