Download: ENTIRE COURSE- ACC202 Principles of Managerial Accounting-UAGC Full Course

Course Assignment List

• ACC 202 Course Syllabus

• ACC 202 Week 1 Discussion - Introduction to Managerial Accounting & Cost Classifications

• ACC 202 Week 1 Assignment - Job-Order Costing vs. Process Costing Systems

• ACC 202 Week 2 Discussion - Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis Basics

• ACC 202 Week 2 Assignment - Break-Even and Target Profit Calculations

• ACC 202 Week 3 Discussion - Activity-Based Costing (ABC) Implementation

• ACC 202 Week 3 Assignment - Master Budget Compilation Project

• ACC 202 Week 4 Discussion - Standard Costing and Variance Analysis

• ACC 202 Week 4 Assignment - Flexible Budgets and Performance Reports

• ACC 202 Week 5 Discussion - Capital Budgeting Decisions and Time Value of Money

• ACC 202 Final Capstone Project - Managerial Accounting Case Analysis

• ACC 202 Week 5 Final Exam

Brief Descriptions with Course Codes

Course Orientation & Cost Accumulation Systems

• ACC 202 Course Syllabus: The primary educational blueprint for ACC 202, detailing grading weights, weekly textbook chapters, access protocols for financial software, and performance metrics.

• ACC 202 Week 1 Discussion - Introduction to Managerial Accounting & Cost Classifications: An introductory concept board in ACC 202 analyzing how internal data differs from financial accounting, focusing on sorting costs into fixed, variable, direct, indirect, product, and period pools.

• ACC 202 Week 1 Assignment - Job-Order Costing vs. Process Costing Systems: A technical manufacturing tracking assignment in ACC 202 where students allocate materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead across distinct custom orders vs. continuous production lines.

Profit Planning & Refined Allocation Models

• ACC 202 Week 2 Discussion - Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis Basics: An analytical forum in ACC 202 tracking how changes in selling prices, sales volumes, unit variable costs, and total fixed costs interact to dictate corporate profitability.

• ACC 202 Week 2 Assignment - Break-Even and Target Profit Calculations: A math-intensive workbook in ACC 202 utilizing contribution margin ratios to calculate exact unit and dollar break-even horizons, alongside sales thresholds needed to hit a specified target profit.

• ACC 202 Week 3 Discussion - Activity-Based Costing (ABC) Implementation: A strategic discussion board in ACC 202 addressing how tracing overhead to specific activities rather than broad volume metrics prevents distorted product margins and mispriced items.

Budgetary Control & Variance Reporting

• ACC 202 Week 3 Assignment - Master Budget Compilation Project: A practical quantitative matrix in ACC 202 requiring the structured construction of integrated organizational budgets, working down from sales projections to production schedules and cash flow forecasts.

• ACC 202 Week 4 Discussion - Standard Costing and Variance Analysis: An operational auditing discussion in ACC 202 exploring how to calculate and interpret raw material price/quantity variances and labor rate/efficiency variances from standard benchmarks.

• ACC 202 Week 4 Assignment - Flexible Budgets and Performance Reports: A management reporting project in ACC 202 where students construct dynamic budgets that shift based on real production levels to isolate actual spending variances from simple volume changes.

Capital Investments, Capstone & Final Evaluation

• ACC 202 Week 5 Discussion - Capital Budgeting Decisions and Time Value of Money: An investment strategy seminar in ACC 202 analyzing long-term machinery or facility expenditures using Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and discounted payback period metrics.

• ACC 202 Final Capstone Project - Managerial Accounting Case Analysis: The definitive terminal written project for ACC 202, requiring students to analyze a struggling company's financial sheets, isolate cost inefficiencies, build dynamic budgets, and present a data-backed strategic turnaround plan.

• ACC 202 Week 5 Final Exam: The comprehensive evaluation for ACC 202, validating complete student mastery over costing models, contribution margins, operational variance calculations, master budgets, and capital budgeting formulas.