Executive Education
Executive Certificate in Managerial Accounting
Elevate your accounting career today!
Empowering Professionals in Complex Economic Landscapes
In today’s rapidly changing economic environment and high level of competition, possessing sharp financial insight is indispensable at every level of an organization. Navigating the demands of the market economy and contributing to fiscal decision-making extends beyond those in traditional finance roles.
Elevate Your Financial Expertise at Florida Atlantic University
The certificate in the Managerial Accounting program at Florida Atlantic University opens the door to a comprehension of decision-making, corporate structure, and internal controls. This course is designed with a spotlight on the best corporate practices, ensuring participants are well-versed in the financial dynamics of modern businesses.
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Course Benefits
Managerial accounting provides useful information to decision makers. This course considers the concepts and procedures used to determine the costs of products and services, profit planning and cost analysis. By taking this course, you will gain a working knowledge of the accounting tools and techniques managers need to make informed organizational decisions.
"This course was an excellent refresher for me. I also attended with one of my employees, who was trained in accounting outside the U.S., and it provided her with valuable insight into U.S. practices."
Gail Bonani, Chief Finance & Strategy Officer, MarineTeknik
Participants who take this course will also understand the accounting and structure of corporations, inventories, and cost of sales, with a primer on internal controls, accounting for current and long-term liabilities, cost allocation & performance measurement, the budgeting process, and cost-volume-profit analysis.
Program Outline
- Accounting for Corporations: What is a corporation? Who is a stockholder?
- How are managerial and financial accounting different? What is fraud, and why do we need internal controls?
- Inventories, Cost of Sales, Cost Allocation
- Current and Long-Term Liabilities, Equity
- Cost Allocation, Break Even Analysis, and Performance Measurement
- The Budgeting Process
- Cost Volume Profit Analysis
- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Statement of Owner's Equity - also known as Statement of Retained Earnings or Equity Statement.
- Statement of Cash Flows