Budgets and Financial Reports
Instructor
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- Description
- Curriculum
- Reviews
Introduction
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Course Objectives
Module 1
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Glossary
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What is Finance?
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Commonly Used Terms
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Key Players
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Important Financial Organizations
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Understanding GAAP
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Knowledge Check
Module 2
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Understanding Financial Statements
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Balance Sheets
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Income Statements (AKA Profit & Loss Statements)
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Statement of Retained Earnings
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Statement of Cash Flow
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Annual Reports
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Knowledge Check
Module 3
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Analyzing Financial Statements (I)
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Income Ratios
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Profitability Ratios
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Liquidity Ratios
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Working Capital Ratios
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Bankruptcy Ratios
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Knowledge Check
Module 4
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Analyzing Financial Statements (II)
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Long-Term Analysis Ratios
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Coverage Ratios
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Leverage Ratios
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Calculating Return on Investment (ROI)
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Knowledge Check
Module 5
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Understanding Budgets
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Common Types of Budgets
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What Information Do I Need?
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Who Should Be Involved?
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What Should a Budget Look Like?
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Knowledge Check
Module 6
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Budgeting Made Easy
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Factoring in Historical Data
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Gathering Related Information
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Adjusting for Special Circumstances
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Putting It All Together
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Computer Based Methods
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Knowledge Check
Module 7
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Advanced Forecasting Techniques
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Using the Average
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Regression Analysis
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Extrapolation
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Formal Financial Models
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Knowledge Check
Module 8
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Managing the Budget
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How to Tell If You’re on Track
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Should Your Budget be Updated
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Keeping a Diary of Lessons Learned
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When to Panic
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Knowledge Check
Module 9
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Making Smart Purchasing Decisions
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10 Questions You Must Ask
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Determining the Payback Period
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Deciding Whether to Lease or Buy
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Thinking Outside the Box
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Knowledge Check
Module 10
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A Glimpse into the Legal World
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A Brief History
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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
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CEO/CFO Certification
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8th Company Law Directive
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Knowledge Check
Assessment
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Post-Test
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