who the f*ck has the patience to sit through an online physiology course.....
@Kool G Trap
could you do that?
I've fallen behind.But isn't all this experimantal at this point anyway?
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I've fallen behind.But isn't all this experimantal at this point anyway?
But isn't all this experimantal at this point anyway?
End game is knowledge...
But there are some course, thAT can be recognized as credit now...
There's some cool courses out....
I may have to spend some more time in the library now....
F*ck a social life....
*increases KTL*
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@Kool G Trap
could you do that?
yep, if the material was well designed and not just rote shyt. if i had good learning tools nahmean.
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IDK where the homework help thread is can someone help me with this problem. It's the one with the X on it
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ExpensiveThrillz
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i need homework help too
Cost accounting is killing me brehs..this teacher is insane
Final Test Study Guide
Chapter 3: Cost Estimation, Absorption and Variable Costing
1. State the reasons that companies estimate relations between costs and cost drivers.
2. Recognize the following basic cost patterns: variable, fixed, step (semifixed), and mixed.
3. Describe regression analysis results and use the R2 and t-statistics to evaluate a regression analysis and choose the best regression model. Write the cost equation determined by a regression model and estimate future costs based on that equation.
4. Prepare income statements using absorption and variable costing.
5. Reconcile income under absorption and variable costing.
6. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of absorption and variable costing.
7. Discuss the ethical issues concerning the intentional overproduction of inventory.
Chapter 9- Breakeven Point and Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
1. Build a basic cost-volume-profit (CVP) financial model.
2. Build a CVP model that reflects the effects of taxes and multiple products.
3. Apply scenario and sensitivity analyses to the CVP model; answer questions related to changes in factors present in model and the impact on BE, target profit, margin of safety, and other measures.
Chapter 10: Relevant Information and Decision Making
1. Structure business decision-making problems into objectives, alternative actions, and expected outcomes.
2. Identify both quantitative and qualitative relevant costs and benefits of decision alternatives.
3. Use a benefit-cost approach for common decisions such as obtaining new technology or capability; constrained resource decisions; outsourcing (make versus buy); modifying, adding, or dropping a product, service, or business unit; and pricing, including special orders.
Chapter 15: Capital Budgeting
1. Explain the nature of capital budgeting decisions and the focus on cash flows.
2. Use forecasts of quantitative effects of strategic investments (including taxes and depreciation) in payback period analysis and net present value analysis.
3. Discuss the impact of qualitative criteria in capital budgeting decisions
4. Discuss when and why post investment audits should be performed.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES-Comprehensive Part
Chapter 1: Introduction to Cost Management...
 List the IMA professional ethical standards and explain how to apply them to the resolution of ethical conduct
Chapters 3, 4, and 5: Predetermined Overhead Rates, Job Costing and Activity-Based Costing
 With the same information, compute total and unit cost for products under the traditional and activity-based costing systems. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each system.
Chapter 8: the Master Budget
Explain the interrelationships among the master budget and its supporting schedules (the order in which the budgets are prepared)
Prepare sales budget and a schedule of cash collections and a production budget
Chapter 13: Support Department Cost Allocations
1. Explain the importance of managing support-service costs and the reason these costs are allocated.
2. Allocate support-service department costs using the step method.
Chapter 7: Standard Costing and Variance Analysis
1. Describe how standard costing and variance analysis is used.
2. Discuss the definitions and implications of favorable and unfavorable variances.
to my soul
Final Test Study Guide
Chapter 3: Cost Estimation, Absorption and Variable Costing
1. State the reasons that companies estimate relations between costs and cost drivers.
2. Recognize the following basic cost patterns: variable, fixed, step (semifixed), and mixed.
3. Describe regression analysis results and use the R2 and t-statistics to evaluate a regression analysis and choose the best regression model. Write the cost equation determined by a regression model and estimate future costs based on that equation.
4. Prepare income statements using absorption and variable costing.
5. Reconcile income under absorption and variable costing.
6. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of absorption and variable costing.
7. Discuss the ethical issues concerning the intentional overproduction of inventory.
Chapter 9- Breakeven Point and Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
1. Build a basic cost-volume-profit (CVP) financial model.
2. Build a CVP model that reflects the effects of taxes and multiple products.
3. Apply scenario and sensitivity analyses to the CVP model; answer questions related to changes in factors present in model and the impact on BE, target profit, margin of safety, and other measures.
Chapter 10: Relevant Information and Decision Making
1. Structure business decision-making problems into objectives, alternative actions, and expected outcomes.
2. Identify both quantitative and qualitative relevant costs and benefits of decision alternatives.
3. Use a benefit-cost approach for common decisions such as obtaining new technology or capability; constrained resource decisions; outsourcing (make versus buy); modifying, adding, or dropping a product, service, or business unit; and pricing, including special orders.
Chapter 15: Capital Budgeting
1. Explain the nature of capital budgeting decisions and the focus on cash flows.
2. Use forecasts of quantitative effects of strategic investments (including taxes and depreciation) in payback period analysis and net present value analysis.
3. Discuss the impact of qualitative criteria in capital budgeting decisions
4. Discuss when and why post investment audits should be performed.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES-Comprehensive Part
Chapter 1: Introduction to Cost Management...
 List the IMA professional ethical standards and explain how to apply them to the resolution of ethical conduct
Chapters 3, 4, and 5: Predetermined Overhead Rates, Job Costing and Activity-Based Costing
 With the same information, compute total and unit cost for products under the traditional and activity-based costing systems. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each system.
Chapter 8: the Master Budget
Explain the interrelationships among the master budget and its supporting schedules (the order in which the budgets are prepared)
Prepare sales budget and a schedule of cash collections and a production budget
Chapter 13: Support Department Cost Allocations
1. Explain the importance of managing support-service costs and the reason these costs are allocated.
2. Allocate support-service department costs using the step method.
Chapter 7: Standard Costing and Variance Analysis
1. Describe how standard costing and variance analysis is used.
2. Discuss the definitions and implications of favorable and unfavorable variances.
to my soul
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Do you guys know of any resources that would help with a Java
programming course ? Any online lectures ?
And for anyone whose currently taking a Java class or
has already passed would you know of anything I or anyone
else should do to improve our understanding of the language ?
programming course ? Any online lectures ?
And for anyone whose currently taking a Java class or
has already passed would you know of anything I or anyone
else should do to improve our understanding of the language ?
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Coursera partners with state universities to bring online education to millions
http://venturebeat.com/2013/05/29/c...sities-to-bring-online-education-to-millions/
it looks like coursera is doing it big
http://venturebeat.com/2013/05/29/c...sities-to-bring-online-education-to-millions/
it looks like coursera is doing it big
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Exiled Martian
Was young I couldn't do good, now I can't do Bad
OK brehs, so I don't know if this has been posted on here before as I'm relatively new to this part of the world wide web... In my spare time I like to wisen up through various resources.....so since 'sharing is caring' 'education is power' etc etc.....I thought why not break the bread of knowledge with the rest of yall
Below is an MIT (yes THE MIT) link that could prove REALLY useful to the majority of the members seeking quality higher learning at their own pace in their own world......by the way shout out to the easily motivated, will power on steroids type avid self learners
. It's all horses for courses really (google this idiom as I can't be asked to explain it if you don't get it)..They got TONNES of credible material on there that are course specific.. just go to the below link & select a course that appeals to you out of that list (courses get added quite daily to the main page) & get EDUMACATING the shyt out of yourselves brehs
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/most-visited-courses/ (link to the most visited courses page...feel free to browse the 'All courses' section if nothing on that list floats your boat)
P.s: I've scowered the net to see if there is any other websites that offers this much piff..... & suffice to say I think MIT is the best displayed/ organised (in my humble opinion)
P.S: Happy independent learning Coli PPL, Also dont forget to BOOKMARK that Gold MINE
Below is an MIT (yes THE MIT) link that could prove REALLY useful to the majority of the members seeking quality higher learning at their own pace in their own world......by the way shout out to the easily motivated, will power on steroids type avid self learners
. It's all horses for courses really (google this idiom as I can't be asked to explain it if you don't get it)..They got TONNES of credible material on there that are course specific.. just go to the below link & select a course that appeals to you out of that list (courses get added quite daily to the main page) & get EDUMACATING the shyt out of yourselves brehshttp://ocw.mit.edu/courses/most-visited-courses/ (link to the most visited courses page...feel free to browse the 'All courses' section if nothing on that list floats your boat)
P.s: I've scowered the net to see if there is any other websites that offers this much piff..... & suffice to say I think MIT is the best displayed/ organised (in my humble opinion)
P.S: Happy independent learning Coli PPL, Also dont forget to BOOKMARK that Gold MINE
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77 post in and already using smileys like crazy....
nikka hitting that butterly bench press hard in between using the free "the" MIT shyt.
BUT good look : I'm going to view this one. How to Develop Breakthrough Products and Services Then get rich n stop fukkin w yall.
horses courses is a stupid phrase. But There is something for everyone in the links, even though the most popular courses are freshman level.
nikka hitting that butterly bench press hard in between using the free "the" MIT shyt.
BUT good look : I'm going to view this one. How to Develop Breakthrough Products and Services Then get rich n stop fukkin w yall.
horses courses is a stupid phrase. But There is something for everyone in the links, even though the most popular courses are freshman level.