CourseHES 201

Week16 of 16

SemesterII

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This week’s topics

Final assessment and submission

Final coursework submission
Assessment against all criteria

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

Final assessment week: submission of the unit coursework (and any timed assessment the unit requires).

Study materials

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Course plan

Week 1: Why businesses keep financial records
Week 2: Who uses accounts?
Week 3: Income, expenses and profit
Week 4: Assets, liabilities and capital
Week 5: The accounting equation
Week 6: Double entry: debits and credits
Week 7: Recording sales, purchases and cash
Midterm: Midterm evaluation
Week 9: The income statement (profit and loss)
Week 10: The balance sheet
Week 11: Profit is not the same as cash
Week 12: Cash flow forecasts
Week 13: Ratios: how profitable is the business?
Week 14: Ratios: can the business pay its bills?
Week 15: Review and coursework completion
Final: Final assessment and submission

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