This week’s topics
Review and coursework completion
- Reviewing the learning outcomes
- Completing and checking coursework against the criteria
- Self-assessment
What you will be able to do
- 1.1 Explain why businesses keep financial records.
- 1.2 Identify internal and external users of accounts.
- 2.1 Apply Assets = Liabilities + Capital to simple transactions.
- 2.2 Record simple transactions using double-entry principles.
- 3.1 Prepare a simple Statement of Profit or Loss.
- 3.2 Prepare a simple Statement of Financial Position.
- 3.3 Distinguish between profit and cash flow.
- 3.4 Construct a simple cash flow forecast.
- 4.1 Calculate simple liquidity and profitability ratios.
- 4.2 Explain what the ratios indicate about business health.
Activity
Guided review of every criterion; coursework completion clinic and peer review.
Study materials
Further resources
- Principles of Accounting Vol. 1, ch. 5.4: A complete accounting cycle · PDF · OpenStax (2019), whole-cycle revision; pp. 283–306 · for registered students
- Writing Guide with Handbook, ch. 8.7: Reviewing the final draft · PDF · OpenStax (2021), a checklist for checking coursework before you submit it; pp. 269–271 · for registered students
- Writing Guide with Handbook, ch. 20: Portfolio Reflection – self-assessment · PDF · OpenStax (2021), reflecting on your progress and judging your own work; pp. 663–687 · for registered students
- Freedom to Fail: The Impact of Giving Accounting Students the Chance to Fail at Questions · Open-access article · McWall & Wall (2019), Accounting, Finance & Governance Review. Shows how low-stakes practice and reflection on mistakes improve accounting results; ideal for self-assessment. · for registered students
Materials marked “for registered students” open in the student portal, which is set up as soon as you receive final acceptance.