Principles of Accounting/Finance

The materials posted for this course use the Financial Accounting Openstax textbook.

Openstax Textbook Scope & Sequence Teacher Guide - Read This First Semester-long Team Accounting Project: Welcome to the Coffeehouse

Accounting/Finance Course Summary

Ethics Unit Notes

Accounting Basic Notes Accounting Basics & Careers Slides Assignment Schedule, Ch. 1-2 Financials and Flow Slides Storytelling in Sports Slides Accounting Forms Template T-Account Template A = L + E Template Accounting Role in Society Quiz Accounting in Careers Quiz

Financial Statements Notes Assignment Schedule, Ch. 1-5 Financial Statements Questions - Google Form Chapter 2, Financial Statements Slides Chapter 2, Financial Statements Exercises Chapter 2, Exercises Answer Key Chapter 2, Financial Statements Problems PA 4-6 Chapter 2, Problems PA 4-6 Solutions Chapter 2 Quiz Chapter 3, Financial Transactions Slides Accounting Cycle Assignment Accounting Cycle Questions - Google Form Chapter 3 Quiz Enron Assignment - Online Version Enron Assignment - Printable Version Enron Assignment - Grading Guide Financial Statements - Video Response Google Form

Annual Reports Notes Annual Report Examples

Financial Analysis Notes

Finance Basics & Careers Unit Notes Finance Basics Slides (these slides are based on the Pearson textbook, Ch. 1,3, and 4 Time Value of Money (TVM) Model

Financing Unit Notes Financing Sources Slides Capital Budgeting Outline Slides (these slides are based on the Pearson textbook, Ch. 9)

Projections Unit Notes Projections Slides Business Plan Project Notes Business Plan Project - Market Analysis Business Plan Project: Financial Plan Business Plan Project - Presentation Business Plan Project - Peer Evaluation Pro Forma Statement Y1 - example Pro Forma Statement Y3 - example DECA Start Up Business Guidelines DECA 2019 Start Up Business Plan

Module 1: Financial Model Inputs Financial Model Inputs Slides Module 3: Financial Markets Financial Model Markets Slides Module 4: Raising Capital Module 5: Presenting Model

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For your classroom: Our new year-long Principles of Accounting course introduces students to a range of accounting knowledge and skills, including the need for financial information, role of accounting, nature of internal accounting controls, and importance of short- and long-term financial management within a business. Sneak peek: To help students consider the importance of ethics in accounting standards, share this ethics case with your class: Gabe provides accounting services for a firm controlled by two partners, Roland and Ahmad, who possess an equal share of the company. One day, Roland approaches Gabe for help refinancing some substantial debts that he has accumulated. However, Roland tells Gabe to keep this matter confidential. Gabe is unsure of what to do. Not telling Ahmad could lead to serious problems if Gabe and Roland begin making financial decisions that affect the company without involving Ahmad. But Gabe is worried that refusing to help Roland—or notifying Ahmad against Roland’s wishes—could jeopardize his position at the firm. What should Gabe do? He wants to fulfill his obligation to both partners, but he doesn’t want to get fired either. What would be the ethical decision? (Ethical Principles Involved: Integrity, Transparency, Rule of Law)

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