Accounting An Introduction Atrilli Pdf Reader
• 1 Introduction to accounting • 2 Measuring and reporting financial position • 3 Measuring and reporting financial performance • 4 Introduction to limited companies • 5 Regulatory framework for companies • 6 Measuring and reporting cash flows • 7 Corporate social responsibility and sustainability accounting • 8 Analysis and interpretation of financial statements • 9 Cost–volume–profit analysis and relevant costing • 10 Full costing • 11 Budgeting • 12 Capital investment decisions • 13 The management of working capital • 14 Financing the business Features & benefits. • The authors write in an accessible style, avoiding technical jargon, while ensuring that basic concepts are thoroughly explained. • The content and style of the text it is suitable for students studying at a distance, and for those who are studying independently. • The general approach is a problem-based, ‘open learning’ style which involves the reader in a way not traditionally found in textbooks. It delivers topics in the same ways as a good lecturer would do and encourages readers to interact with the text.
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This approach is distinguished through a variety of ways, including: • A single case study at the end of each chapter, with questions based on contemporary news articles • Real World examples • ‘Accounting and You’ – a popular feature which demonstrates the relevance of each chapter to students. • integrated and end-of-chapter assessment material with answers provided separately Throughout the text the authors have consciously addressed the current need for graduates to develop generic skills, as well as the more traditional accounting skills. Generic skills targeted include: • communication • teamwork • critical thinking • problem- based learning • ethics • self-management • planning and organising. Author biography. Peter Atrill is a freelance academic and author working with leading institutions in the UK, Europe and SE Asia. He was previously Head of Accounting and law and Head of Business and Management at the Plymouth University Business School.
Eddie McLaney is Visiting Fellow in Accounting and Finance at the University of Plymouth. Emeritus Professor David Harvey is a former Pro Vice-Chancellor at the University of Southern Queensland. After qualifying as an accountant in the United Kingdom, David began lecturing in 1971 at Portsmouth Polytechnic (now Portsmouth University) with a subsequent move to Plymouth Polytechnic (now the University of Plymouth) in 1977.
During his time in the United Kingdom he developed a keen interest in curriculum development and teaching methods and was involved with the writing of several books with an open learning style, many of these in collaboration with Peter Atrill and Eddie McLaney. During this time he also completed a Masters degree in Managerial Financial Controls and a PhD in the areas of investment and financing decisions. This research work covered both traditional investment appraisal and corporate strategy. In 1991 he moved to Australia to take up the position of Professor of Accounting and Head of the Centre for Accounting and Finance at the University of New England (Northern Rivers), which subsequently became Southern Cross University. In 1992 he became the Dean of the Faculty of Business and Computing, a position he held until 1996, before reverting to his Professorship. In 2000 he took up the position of the Dean of the Faculty of Commerce at the University of Southern Queensland.
In 2001 the Faculty of Commerce was merged with the Faculty of Business and David became Dean of the enlarged Faculty of Business. David has had extensive experience in developing and teaching programs internationally. His most recent position was as Pro Vice-Chancellor (International Quality), a position he held from 2004 until his retirement in 2005. Raymond Calvel The Taste Of Bread Pdf Viewer more. Student supplements.