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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ certification course is developed for the candidates of the course to gain accounting skills and analytical knowledge in financial accounting. The students of this course will gain expertise in processing the financial statements of organizations. This certification program is provided by Coursera online education platform and is developed by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The course modules and assessments are designed for the students to complete the course in twenty-two hours.
The candidates of this intermediate-level training are led by the course instructor, Adel Ibrahim who is an accountancy lecturer. The students of this online program are given hands-on training and theoretical perspectives on the concepts and principles through video lectures provided with subtitles from various languages to enhance the learning experience.
The ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ online certification program ensures that the students receive the course completing certificate which is shareable online and is industrially significant.
The Highlights
- Online mode
- Twenty-two hours
- Flexible deadlines
- Self-Paced learning
- Intermediate level program
- Audit option
- Subtitles in Arabic, French, Portuguese (European), Italian, Vietnamese, German, Russian, English, Spanish
- Course Certificate
Programme Offerings
- videos
- Lectures
- quizzes
- Readings
- Practice Exercises
- assessments
- Course completion certificate
- Graded Assignments
- peer feedback
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Coursera |
The ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ certification fee is paid to get access to the course certificate as mentioned in the table below. The students can also take the course without certification in the audit mode.
Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity fee structure
One Month | ₹6,638 |
Three months | ₹13,276 |
Six months | ₹19,915 |
Eligibility Criteria
The students interested in taking this ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ course should know the fundamentals of mathematics and are preferred to have prior experience with spreadsheets and software applications.
Certificate qualifying details
The ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ certification by Coursera will be given to students after finishing the course of study and the assessments.
What you will learn
The ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ certification syllabus is designed for the students to get familiar with the concepts of financial accounting such as determination, estimation, and the following accounting for equity, pensions, compensation based on the share, and cash flows with the help of FASB Accounting Standards Codification.
Who it is for
The ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ online certification course are aimed at the students and financial and accounting professionals as the following,
- Accountants
- Financial planners
- Managers
- Chief executive officers
- Finance and tax consultants
- Chartered accountants
- Cost accountants
- Financial analyst
- Risk management specialists
Admission Details
The admission for the ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ classes is done by applying online through the website.
Step 1: Get to the course page using the following link,
https://www.coursera.org/learn/accounting-analysis-2-equity?action=enroll
Step 2: Find the ‘Enroll for Free’ link
Step 3: Fill in the required information.
Step 4: Create a course account.
Step 5: Join the course.
Application Details
The students who are interested in registering for the ‘Accounting Analysis II: Accounting for Liabilities and Equity’ online certification course should enter their email address, name, and phone number to create a course account.
The Syllabus
Video
- Learn on Your Terms
Readings
- Syllabus
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Practice exercise
- Orientation Quiz
Videos
- Introduction to Pensions
- Main Elements in Accounting for Pensions
- Example: Main Elements in Accounting for Pensions
- Pensions Assets and Liabilities
- Example: Pensions Assets and Liabilities
- First Round in Constructing the Pension Puzzle
- Example: First Round in Constructing the Pension Puzzle
Reading
- Overview and Resources
Practice exercises
- Lesson 1.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 1.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 1.1 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 1.3 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 1.3 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 1.4 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 1.4 Example Knowledge Check
- Module 1 Quiz
Videos
- AOCI/PSC and its Amortization
- Example: AOCI/PSC and its Amortization
- AOCI/Gain or Loss and its Amortization
- Example: AOCI/Gain or Loss and its Amortization
- Completing the Pension Puzzle
- The Pension Spreadsheet
Reading
- Module 2 Overview and Resources
Practice exercises
- Lesson 2.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 2.1 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 2.2 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 2.2 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 2.3 Knowledge Check5m
- Lesson 2.3 Lecture 2 Knowledge Check
- Module 2 Quiz
Videos
- Introduction to Equity
- Contributed Equity: Issue of Stock
- Contributed Equity: Issue of Stock Example
- Contributed Equity: Repurchase of Stock
- Example: Contributed Equity: Repurchase of Stock
- Earned Equity: Cash versus Property Dividends
- Earned Equity: Cash versus Property Dividends Example
- Earned Equity: Stock Dividend versus Stock Split
- Earned Equity: Stock Dividend versus Stock Split Example
Reading
- Module 3 Overview and Resources
Practice exercises
- Lesson 3.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.2 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.2 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.3 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.3 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.4 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.4 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.5 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 3.5 Example Knowledge Check
- Module 3 Quiz
Videos
- Introduction to Employees' Share-based Compensation Plans
- Restricted Share Awards/Units
- Restricted Share Awards/Units Example
- Stock Options
- Example: Stock Options
- Graded Vesting and Forfeitures of Options
- Graded Vesting and Forfeitures of Options Example
- Stock Appreciation Rights
Reading
- Module 4 Overview and Resources
Practice exercises
- Lesson 4.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 4.2 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 4.2 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 4.3 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 4.3 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 4.4 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 4.4 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 4.5 Knowledge Check
- Module 4 Quiz
Videos
- Basic Earnings Per Share
- Basic Earnings Per Share Example
- Diluted EPS: Treasury Stock Method
- Diluted EPS: Treasury Stock Method Example
- Diluted EPS: If-Converted Method
- Diluted EPS: If-Converted Method Example
- Antidilutive Securities and EPS Calculations
- Antidilutive Securities and EPS Calculations Example
- Financial Statements Presentation and Note Disclosures
Reading
- Module 5 Overview and Resources
Practice exercises
- Lesson 5.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.1 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.2 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.2 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.3 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.3 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.4 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.4 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 5.5 Knowledge Check
- Module 5 Quiz
Videos
- Introduction to Accounting Changes and Error Corrections
- Changes in Accounting Principles
- Changes in Accounting Principles Example
- Changes in Accounting Estimates
- Changes in Accounting Estimates Example
- Error Correction
- Error Correction Example
- Inventory Misstatements
- Inventory Misstatements Example
Reading
- Module 6 Overview and Resources
Practice exercises
- Lesson 6.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.2 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.2 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.3 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.3 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.4 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.4 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.5 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 6.5 Example Knowledge Check
- Module 6 Quiz
Videos
- Introduction to Cash Flow Statement Analysis
- Direct Method: Converting Revenues into Inflows
- Converting Expenses into Outflows
- Direct Method Example (Revenues to Inflows and Expenses to Outflows)
- Indirect Method: Operating Activities
- Indirect Method: Operating Activities Example
- Investing, Financing, and Non-cash Activities
- Investing, Financing, and Non-cash Activities
- Gies Online Programs
Readings
- Module 7 Overview and Resources
Practice exercises
- Lesson 7.1 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 7.2 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 7.3 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 7.2+7.3 Knowledge Check
- Lesson 7.4 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 7.4 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 7.5 Example Knowledge Check
- Lesson 7.5 Example Knowledge Check
- Module 7 Quiz
Instructors
University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The applicants should have mathematical skills and knowledge of spreadsheets software apps.
This is a seven weeks course that can be completed in twenty-two hours.
This course is provided by Coursera.